The Taoglas Pantheon MA750 is an omnidirectional 5-in-1 external M2M antenna for vehicle and fixed-site installations that need 5G/4G MIMO, Wi-Fi MIMO and satellite positioning from a single mount. The two cellular elements cover 600–6000 MHz, with strong performance at Band 71 (617 MHz) and in the CBRS and C-band frequencies from 3400–4200 MHz. The published band list runs from Band 1 through Band 85, including 5G NR Bands 77, 78 and 79. The GNSS element is an active GPS/GLONASS/Galileo antenna centred on 1575.42/1602 MHz. It has a front-end SAW filter, LNA gain of around 29–32 dB, and takes 3–5 V DC power. MA750.B.ABICG.010 is a Taoglas cable and connector ordering variant of the standard MA750. It is built for long cable runs of 10 m. The GNSS lead uses RG-174 cable with an SMA(M) connector, and the two 5G/4G leads use low-loss CFD-200 cable with SMA(M) connectors. These lengths suit buses, trains and other commercial vehicles where the router is installed well away from the roof. All five antennas sit in a robust IP67 housing measuring 82.4 mm high by 143.19 mm in diameter. The casing is Wonderloy PC-540 PC/ABS alloy, and the base and M30 x 2 thread are CAN10 zinc alloy with a nickel-plated steel nut and 3M 9448HK foam seal. The antenna has its own ground plane, so it radiates the same way on metal or plastic surfaces. It weighs 1.29 kg, mounts at a recommended 5–7 Nm torque, and operates from -40°C to 85°C. Taoglas lists typical applications as public safety, passenger bus and rail services, digital signage, and commercial transportation and fleet management. A datasheet for the standard MA750 configuration covers the full electrical performance figures.