Written route only

LinkScope Sourcing 30

Send the antenna or DAS note through the form on this page. LinkScope Sourcing 30 does not publish a street address, a telephone number, or a social storefront, because those details are not in the sourcing file. The picture is a worksheet, not a map pin. Replies use the work email you type. Review of written notes happens on US business days. There is no published clock time and no walk-in counter.

How a note moves

  1. You write specification, quantity, US destination, and requested timing.
  2. The desk checks that frequency range, connector, and evidence requests can be read.
  3. Factories are asked to answer the same sheet, including exclusions and deviations.
Illustration of an RF requirement sheet and a sealed envelope

Fields that make the first factory reply usable

  • Frequency range in MHz, impedance (usually 50 ohm), and gain or attenuation with its unit.
  • VSWR or return loss limit, and the ground plane or fixture the number assumes.
  • Connector family, polarization, radiation pattern, and mounting.
  • Power rating or Power over Ethernet class when the block is active.
  • Environmental rating or ingress protection only if the location needs it.
  • Quantity, destination, and the timing the quote should assume.
  • Optional budget with currency and a per-unit or whole-order basis.
  • Preference for high-end, mid-range, budget, or undecided suppliers.

A quotation you do not hold yet is a normal state. The supplier preference is your buying stance, not a rating this desk has verified. Read the Privacy Policy before you paste account names or floor drawings into the text.

Limits of this page

  • The form does not reserve stock or confirm a ship date.
  • It does not issue FCC equipment authorization or a PIM pass.
  • It does not create a phone support line.

Sourcing scenario: a buyer knows the quantity is 200 patches and the destination is a Texas warehouse, but the host ground plane will be measured next week. The note lists 1575.42 MHz and the GLONASS L1 span as mandatory, SMA or IPEX as the connector choice still open, RHCP as preferred, and VSWR under 2.0:1 as a request to confirm on the real board. Factories can reply while the missing ground-plane size stays visible. The desk does not treat the note as a finished layout. If a family name is already chosen, the inquiry rows can drop that name into the dialog. The DAS quote checklist is a different sheet when the purchase is a building set rather than a ceramic.