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Duckfone Accessories
By default the Duckfone ship with the following accessories by default
- 2 x cellular antennas (for FONE-LTE SKU)
- 4 x cellular antennas (for FONE-5G SKU)
No other accessories are included. The Duckfone runs off power over ethernet. Customers will generally need to install their own SIM cards in the Duckfone before connecting unless you purchased data with the Duckfone subscription. If you purchased data with your subscription the Duckfone will come pre-activated with the appropriate SIM (or SIMS) cards pre-installed.
Duckfone can be sold with the following accessories:
- 1 or 2 SIM cards.
- AT&T
- Verizon
- TMO
- PoE injector
- GPS antenna