It is amazing to me that the range of many of your products is NOT listed. What is the range when paired with 5g sector antenna?
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This depends on the height you place both the rocket the type if sector antenna, possible sources of interference, and receiving devices elevation and power. You may be able to reach 15-20 miles depending on height. Ubiquiti has a browser based software that will help you determine signal strength at desired distance depending on equipment you use. It uses google earth and allows you to enter certain factors (cable lengths, etc).
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Do not know yet not I have received the product yet. but I guess if it's because it has a range of 50km but only finciona 5GHz frequency.
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I have a metal roof on my house. I have the antenna mounted on the end of the roof closest to the cell tower. I am behind a hill that previously blocked all reception. I do have to have the phone close to the inside antenna (15' to 25') and not in the room where my wifi router is.
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Do yourself a big favor and visit the newertech website, and contact them. The thing worked great up until I upgraded to 10.9.5 and it was that very moment I needed a patch for the antenna to work. They sent a patch to me via email. They may have all patches on their site now. Either way, it's best to contact them before buying.
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Your reception depends on the distance between you and the stations you're trying to get. Ones in your area can be found here: http://www.antennaweb.org/Address.aspx Over 60 miles or so, you need a high mounted, in the clear, directional antenna.I used this site and all the stations were approximately 40 - 45 miles away over basically flat terrain. I get all that are available in this area.
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Based on my personal experience (not saying you won't experience any signal gain), I saw no gain in signal distance or signal quality compared to stock antennas. This is based on tests using inSSIDer. There are too many variables that affect signal strength and quality which makes it extremely difficult to provide a blanket solution. A high gain antenna is only a tiny piece of the solution.
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Aloha, I don't know the equipment you have mentioned in your question ( 460101 DT 4G / booster ) but this yagi ,or directional pointer/ antenna? It was our saving grace when the booster we had purchased just wasn't enough. Get it as high as you can, point it at the nearest Tower and it will increase your range of reception. Hope this is helpful for you. Kaboonshi
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I doubt it, but an internet search may prove me wrong. But maybe you can determine it yourself. Line of site and distance are the main keys in getting reception. If you can see the transmitter tower from your roof, you are good. Otherwise, you will have to get the transmitter tower height and topographical maps of were you live to determine the height of your antenna should be. That is given that there are no other obstructions like buildings, hills, and trees are in the line of sight. And don't forget the distance from the transmitter tower.
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A lot of variables will be in play such as where the antenna is mounted and the distance and direction of the transmission towers. My antenna is mounted high on an interior wall and the primary antenna farm for the principal stations in my area is 18 miles away and across fairly flat topology. Given that, my reception is excellent.
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Hello,I installed mine over a year ago and it works amazing up here in the mountains even with a steel building. I have 5 bars on my phone through out my 7,000 sq ft structure. As I remember I had to call Wilson and ask which antenna would be best for my system. I purchased whatever they told me to get...and it works awesome. If you are wondering...definitely call Wilson for your particular installation and location.
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I live in a rural area and my reception went from 4G 1 bar to 4G 3 bars. I hope that helps.
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Use channels 1, 6, or 12 to avoid overlap on the wireless-G 2.4 Ghz range. Most devices still don't utilize the wireless-a 5 GHz range. I am a network engineer BTW.
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I am not sure but I believe it is the range of the unit. Give Vello a call, or send them an email, I did. Also they use a different RF which gives them that range.
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I have th5 5GHz network broken out from the 2.4. I use the 5GHz for backhaul and I have it point-to-point just over 1/4 mile, but this is not usable spectrum as its only backhaul. The 2.4 goes around 500 - 750 foot radius
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Hey Brandon- The range on these is awesome! I had a gated community that I had direct line of sight to the antennae that was mounted on a pole 10' high, and was well over 500'.Let me know if you have any other questions or concerns.Thanks...Matty
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I'm not certain but I tend to think not..... we also at this time are Not happy with the signal range as I read before we purchased. The company replaced our unit under warrenty with a new unit which was (very nice) but the replacement had another broken antenna? And as the unit fuctions, however it does not extend beyond our previous signal which is basic.
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I live in a rural area. My range is double - maybe triple - of other standard USB antennas that I tried. I can pick up signals from much further than that but not connect to them. About 300 yards and at a weak connection is the best I've done with mine. Full strength at 100 yards.