The Guardian HP MA995 is Taoglas's 9-in-1 combination antenna, described by the manufacturer as the smallest 9-in-1 antenna in the world and the first to pair dual-band GNSS with high-performance 5G/4G. It is designed for next-generation 5G modules and routers that need up to eight cellular antenna ports plus precise positioning, in vehicles and IoT enclosures where space is at a premium. The eight cellular MIMO elements are tuned in pairs. Elements 4 and 5 cover 617 to 5925MHz, including low-band LTE such as B71, B12/B17 and B20. Elements 1 and 8, and 2 and 7, cover 1427 to 5925MHz, while elements 3 and 6 are dedicated to 3300 to 5925MHz for high-band 5G such as n77, n78 and n79, plus C-band and CBRS. Taoglas recommends matching each lead to the bands your router or module needs using the datasheet performance table. The active GNSS element covers GPS L1/L5, BeiDou B1/B2a, GLONASS G1, Galileo E5a, QZSS, IRNSS and SBAS, with an on-board LNA that runs on 1.8 to 5.5V. The ASA enclosure is IP67 rated and operates from -40°C to +85°C, so it holds up on a rear window or inside a vehicle headliner. It is adhesive and wall mountable and can be installed covertly without penetrating a roof or metal panel. It is CE certified and RoHS and REACH compliant. Part number MA995.A.009 is a cable and connector variant of the standard MA995.A.001. It uses 550mm leads throughout: RG-174 cable to a right-angle SMA male connector on the GNSS line, and TGC-302 cable on each of the eight 5G/4G MIMO lines. The Taoglas MA995.A.001 datasheet documents the electrical performance.