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I have installed 3 of these to replace a 3db stubby antennas that were losing connection constantly due to the fact that the cell signal was not the best. Connection is tons more stable now and doesn't drop out like with previously installed antenna. The key is to install this antenna as high as possible. These have been in service for about 2 weeks now the performance is much better than the antenna I was using. If this antenna does not work in your area, you either have no cell service at all or you would need a Yagi and have to properly point it. I would buy more of these. The only thing that I would ding the product for is the threaded area where mount and antenna meet and is also the RF cable connection. The threaded area needs to be slightly longer so you can assure that antenna to mount and coax cable are both tight. As it is now the cable connection will bottom out against the lock nut.

I used this antenna with a booster, mounted it vertical inside a camper, located near (front to rear center), with some marine plastic - pole holder clips on the side of a cabinet near the outside door. The radiation pattern this way is in the shape of a doughnut laying horizontal which gave our camper good signal from front to rear. It even gives signal about 15 feet outside the door, thru the wall, allowing calls around the campfire. I tried a flat panel antenna at various locations inside with very limited benefit, as you had to be parked in front of it for it to improve the reception signal. I plan to use this in my house as well, mounted near the center of the desired area. At one campground with the Bolton Long Ranger Antenna outside, we went from 0 bars/no signal to 5 bars, excellent signal.

Good quality components and well built. Worked better than some smaller directional antennas. After finding that I could pick up a signal I installed a large directional antenna and use this omnidirectional as a backup.

These were marketed along with the MOFI receiver/router for AT&T tower reception. I purchased two of them as well as the recommended weather proof/sealed cables that are nicely made. The construction and weather sealing look good, the mounting hardware is also very nice and I covered the connection area with a weather proof silicone boot. I went with a 25' "recommended cable and then after speaking with a RF expert, was told that there would be attenuation on a line that long, so I came back and bought the same weather proof cables that are 3' in length. I was replacing the omni-directional paddle antennas which were working OK, but I wanted more. The Proxicast 10 dBi "high gain" antennas showed no performance improvement over the MOFI-UWB-RANGE1 antennas. Then, after I had already spent the money on these antennas, obtained the weather-proof cables, I was told that I need to also add signal amplifiers which are over $299.00 each. Lots to consider before thinking, as I did, that all you need to do is buy this antenna, cable, and add it to your MOFI router... it's a bigger investment than I was originally led to believe and the performance boost is marginal. I'm back to just the paddles.

Came safely packaged, measurements and hookups exactly as sold, really light in weight. Easy to install, and is already helping me earn more HNT daily! The provided u-brackets fit my existing 1-1/2" diameter satellite pole mount, no problems. - I will be getting a heavier duty threaded nut as the one provided is fairly thin, but I had a heavy storm last night, and everything held together just fine. - I would recommend weather sealing the connection points BEFORE mounting the u-brackets. Trying to get the weatherproof tape in the tight space was not easy. All in all, I am pleased with the purchase and will purchase again in the future if needed. Thanks!

These are great. We use them with cloud managed cellular enabled routers in a demanding, commercial, marine construction environment. We put 2 or 8 on a vessel, depending on the router, mounted on a high railing or mast, with LMR-400 low loss cable running back to our device. They work especially well with the newer LTE-A devices that we're using now. We're getting land-based broadband speeds in most places, supporting a live-aboard crew of up to 30-40, and even getting enough usable bandwidth as far as 20+ miles offshore that we don't usually need to cut over to vsat except during transits between jobs. We have maybe 200 of these deployed, and have no complaints.

saw a youtube video on which antenna to buy and this didn’t even work. profits had dropped after 30 days (arrived on march 1st) Asked in a facebook group as to why this may be and was told that it wasn’t even compatible with the OG Helium miner.

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