Great Loop Marine SureCall Fusion2Go XR Cell Signal Booster with High-Gain Antenna | Top Signal Series

38.2″ (90.7 cm) RFI CDQ7195

Both RFI whip antennas include a ferrule with a threaded quick-release connector. (Click to enlarge.)

The RFI CDQ7195 is the right choice if your vessel regularly experiences heavy pitching and rolling. (Learn why.) It has 6.5 dBi of gain on low-band cellular frequencies (617–960 MHz) and 4.5 to 5.5 dBi of gain on higher-band frequencies (1710–2700 MHz).

RFI marine antennas attach to standard 1″ × 14 thread marine mounts and include RFI’s Q‑Fit® threaded quick-release connector for fast, easy takedown and setup for low minimum-clearance passages—the antenna attaches and detaches from its base in seconds.

The RFI CDQ7195 includes 16.4′ (5 m) of attached RG58 coax cable. You may extend that with a 10′, 20′, 30′, or 50′ run of low-loss TS-400 coax cable.

81.9″ (208.0 cm) RFI CDQ7199

The RFI CDQ7199 antenna is 81.9″ (208 cm) tall, or about 6′ 10″. (Click to enlarge.)

The RFI CDQ7199 is the right choice if you want the best reception for low-frequency cellular bands that have a longer range. It has 8.5 dBi of gain on low-band cellular frequencies (617–960 MHz) and 4.5 to 5.5 dBi of gain on higher-band frequencies (1710–2700 MHz). Lower frequencies offer slower data rates but have a longer range, so the RFI CDQ7199 is the better option if receiving signal at longer distances from cell towers is more important for you than having faster data speeds.

This antenna has the same attachment and quick-release feature as the 38″ RFI antenna, above. It also has the same 16.4′ (5 m) of attached RG58 coax with optional 10′, 20′, 30′, or 50′ TS-400 coax extensions.

29.5″ (75.0 cm) Poynting OMNI-493

The Poynting antenna connects to a 1″ × 14 thread marine mount (left) or to a 1½″‑2″ pole (right). (Click to enlarge.)

The Poynting OMNI-493 is the right choice if you want the best reception for high-frequency cellular bands that have faster data rates. It has 6 dBi of gain on low-band cellular frequencies (617–960 MHz) and 9 dBi of gain on higher-band frequencies (1710–2700 MHz). Higher frequencies have a shorter range but offer faster data rates, so the Poynting OMNI-493 is the better option if faster data is more important for you than receiving signal at longer distances from cell towers.

The Poynting antenna attaches to a standard 1″ × 14 thread marine mount (with a ¾″ hole beneath the mount to run the coax cable) or to poles or posts 1½″ to 2″ in diameter. It’s also shorter than either of the RFI antennas, which may make it the better choice if you have minimum-clearance concerns for your vessel.

The Poynting OMNI-493 comes with your choice of 10′, 20′, 30′, 50′ or 75′ of low-loss TS-400 coax cable.