The Taoglas Olympian II MA145.K.LBC.015 puts GNSS, cellular and Wi-Fi antennas in one vandal-resistant puck for external use on vehicles, kiosks and outdoor equipment. It is a cable and connector ordering variant of the MA145 platform. This version has 4m TGC-200 cables, with SMA(M) connectors on the GNSS and cellular leads and RP-SMA on the Wi-Fi lead. Typical applications include smart metering and remote monitoring, digital signage, and transportation and telematics. The cellular element covers the worldwide LTE bands, many sub-6 GHz 5G FR1 bands and 3G/2G fallback. That includes Band 71 at 617-698 MHz, the 1710-2200 MHz mid-band (including Band 66) and 3300-4200 MHz 5G NR (Bands 22, 42, 48, 77, 78, 79). The Wi-Fi element covers 2400-2500 and 5150-5850 MHz. Both use 50 Ω impedance, linear polarization and an omnidirectional pattern, and are rated for 10 W maximum input power. The active GNSS antenna receives GPS L1, GLONASS L1, Galileo L1 and SBAS (WAAS/EGNOS). Its LNA delivers about 27.5 dB of gain at 3.0 V while drawing 10 mA. No ground plane is required, although the low cellular bands perform best when the antenna is mounted on a metal ground plane. It installs from inside the enclosure through a nickel-plated brass M12 thread, and a rubber O-ring seals against water ingress. Taoglas notes that it is not suitable for metal enclosures where the cable runs inside the enclosure. The UV-resistant ABS housing carries IP67 and IK10 ratings and is rated from -40°C to 85°C and for 200 thermal shock cycles.