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Not sure if I am allowed to point to the Classified Ads, but I just put our spare one up for sale there, does exactly what you want!
I can’t see it in classifieds
It’s sold. You can adjust the filter to see what kitetraveller was selling
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Here is the other end of the scale of installations.
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Siretta OSCAR420/0.4M/NTYPEF/S/S/19 Mimo 2-Port LTE Omni Antenna 2 X 0.4m N Fem
IN STOCK: best prices on Siretta OSCAR420/0.4M/NTYPEF/S/S/19 Mimo 2-Port LTE Omni Antenna 2 X 0.4m N Fem, OSCAR420/0.4M/NTYPEF/S/S/19.
Mounted on a K9000 diamond motor mount with custom adapter.
MIMO means Multiple In Multiple Out. Two aerial sockets on the router, and two connections to the double aerial. Two is the minimum, there are some MIMO routers/aerials with four.
Its an interesting antenna, you dont have to connect both, but as said you can connect the 2 to the 2 out on a Netgear M1 for example as I have, although the M1 will work with one antenna connection too. However you can connect one to your LTE router and the other to your wifi device like a Ubiquiti Bullet. You will need some adapter connector cables which are readily available online.
Mine is for a house !Here are two that I am considering. The second is a bit dearer but I find it hard to decipher the gobbledegook so not sure if or how much better it is than the first.
LPMMB 660 - 2x2 MIMO 4G/5G vehicle antenna - black
FrequencyElement 1: 617 - 960 MHz, 1710 - 6000 MHzElement 2: 617 - 960 MHz, 1710 - 6000 MHzGain@617 - 960 MHz 5dBi@1710 - 3800 MHz 9dBiTypical efficiency:Element 1&2: 70%Insulator: >12 dBResista [...]www.reichelt.com
If it's for a house you may be better considering a directional aerial rather than an omni-directional aerial that the previous responders are suggesting. Guess they assumed it was for you motorhome.
Hi and thank you.
The Poynting one I think is the replacement for the MIMO-1 which have and it is very good & a bit cheaper than the MIMO-1.Here are two that I am considering. The second is a bit dearer but I find it hard to decipher the gobbledegook so not sure if or how much better it is than the first.
LPMMB 660 - 2x2 MIMO 4G/5G vehicle antenna - black
FrequencyElement 1: 617 - 960 MHz, 1710 - 6000 MHzElement 2: 617 - 960 MHz, 1710 - 6000 MHzGain@617 - 960 MHz 5dBi@1710 - 3800 MHz 9dBiTypical efficiency:Element 1&2: 70%Insulator: >12 dBResista [...]
A couple of directional ones here, one with 9db gain the other with 11db, bear in mind the gain is quoted before cable loss so you are really looking at half those figures, the Omi ones are cheaper but only 4db gain.
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Looking at the spec I would say it's pure fiction even the best aerials don't give anything like the figures they are claiming.
I have one of these at my MH hutch. Its outside pointed towards the Voda antenna. I used a cell tower web site, like cellmapper.net, to identify tower positions and then point to it.Solwise - 4G Panel LTE Antenna - 4G-XPOL-A0002 XPOL-2 | Solwise Ltd
I have an app called Network cell info and it will show a map of which cell mast your phone is connecting to, that way you would be able to point a directional antenna the correct way.
A directional antenna is best if you have line of site to the tower. If you don't, for example you are surrounded by buildings, an omni is best as it will use signals reflected off walls.
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I measured the signal strength received with/without and it seems pretty close, even accounting for cable loss.
How did you measure it?
The app I mentioned shoes signal strength
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