🔴 FASTER 5G using the Waveform 4x4 MIMO Panel 

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Wow! That's some good throughput from n71. Good to know that 600MHz can push that hard from that far way.

@@PeterC408 i believe they are adding an n41 tower close to me, but i'm not sure if it's tmobile or other. fingers crossed it's tmobile, then i'll be getting some great speeds

@@RentableSocks Have you seen this video and the new outdoor modems that allow you to move up to 300ft away and use your own Access Point (WiFi) inside ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SqJ5e8w8iio.htmlsi=nHV7q1YNKyAheKoX

@@PeterC408 I haven't, right now I'm only running the t-mobile service for a cottage, since I've got frontier 2G/2G symmetric now. I started to hit 4-500 on tmobile before i switched though, so I assume that's what the cottage is getting. I did get my antenna mounted outside with 30 feet of LMR400 extender cable (per line) between the modem and the 4x4 mimo SMA cable that it came with. T-mobile going to a ubiquity system in the cottage, I haven't heard any complaints so it seems to be good. Tmobile uptime is better than frontier so I also use it as a backup but I haven't needed it for much.

Yes. I know that one. At least you know which one to get and can first time it! I have been on the roof so many times in the last year, I'm wearing a path.😮

It is a good point and something that only takes a moment to do. No use spending this much money on an antenna and not protecting it so that it will function at full speed year after year.

Latency is the responsiveness of the network. Sometimes a better signal can improve latency but that part is not guaranteed. It all depends on your backhaul (the connection in your tower has to the network). I'm interested to know your findings and if actually the latency drops. What kind of signals were you getting before RSRQ RSRP, SiNR?

All test are dependent on a number of variables. The science only come in when you are controlling variables so that only one can tested and compared. Here is shootout that I did with several 5G solutions including this antenna on the original T-Mobile equipment. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SqJ5e8w8iio.html

I am about to return my TMobile gateway back to its original configuration, test it, add antennas, test it again and then compare it to the best antenna I have found so far ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UJHy8wbKBW8.html

Great question and I will lead off the answer with one that you will hear over and over again when it comes to radio reception, "It depends". That can be a frustrating answer but imagine if we were talking about vision; would changing your glasses prescription to a stronger one help you see better... it depends. Personally, I got the greatest growth from adding a single 2x2 mimo antenna outside. I then added another 2x2 mimo. Almost everyone agrees that two 2x2 mimos correctly installed should be as good or better than a 4x4 mimo. So, what bands are you getting and what are your SiNR, RSRP and RSRQ numbers. Here is a video that will help you get those numbers and understand if growth is possible. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4E7ogM9AVSY.html

Holy cow, good, bad or expensive?

The antennas on th Waveform are N-type but they have converters to convert from N to SMA, let me look and see if correct gender and long enough.

I think they might be long enough if you change the connectors with a product like this amzn.to/445QjUW

Add on with space between. Should be as good or better

Thank you

Check out this comparison ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SqJ5e8w8iio.html This new bread of external modem antennas is next level and allows you to go from 30ft (my current run) up to 300ft (that a football field) with no loss!!! Great Scores too.

If you only buy the antenna and not the full kit you would have to get the cable and adapters separately. The adapters you would need are SMA male to N type male.

Nope, it has all the connectors I have needed to hook to several gateways! I would recommend getting the cable. amzn.to/47upMTT It is $219 by itself so it is worth it to the mount for free. Don't under estimate the importance of quality cables. It's worth it.

No. This is not the product for that but they do make such a product. amzn.to/3VrrCl3 It is a bit pricey but this one I think will work unlike others that I have tried . This video you have to see ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1wJhVV5hDK4.html

My best guess is yes! Your scores are good enough to be improved and low enough ghat going outside will definitely help... that's where the signals live.

Thanks for the FAST response!@@PeterC408

Recently I took my family to Lassen National Park in Northern California. I needed to work but they had StarLink. Here was my experience ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Pc4O9RUepTw.html This would give you enough bandwidth to stream 4K movies.

It all depends on your area, the signals you are getting and what you will need to do to get a better signal. The Yeacomm is he best solution for many people that need to reach outside, go up high; purchasing antenna cables over 30 feet is very expensive relative to Ethernet cable. I have 4 active modems now and still am using it as one of them. The antenna kit is great because it comes with a 30' cable and the ipex cables needed to alter the T-Mobile router Waveform 4x4 MIMO KIT amzn.to/3s9i9SY My review of the Waveform 4x4 antenna ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a72fwKACD9E.html

I have spoken to many experts that say that two 2x2 antennas may be the best solution possible, so yes you can get another 2x2 but make sure you move it at least 4ft from the other.

This antenna should work with a variety of different solutions. It handles everything from 600Hz to 6GHz. That means it'll work for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 4G and 5G

@@PeterC408 Gotcha, thank you for the reply!

Nope. I can only see trees. A panel is best when you don't have line of sight. Beam is 25 degrees instead of 10 degrees. Helps.

I see this and am interested to see what people say. Do you often have lightning strikes? Where I live in California, no one I know has ever lost anything due to a lighting strike (or to rain for that matter), we have a 3000ft mountain to our weather side that causes cloud stacking. I would think if you have a lighting rod near by, you should be good to go but.... that would be like me giving prenatal advice, I am way out of my element.

@@PeterC408 well. I ask that question in forums and not answers yet. I fallow your instructions for disassembling the nokia and etc. It took me a long time to connect those tiny things. I than tried attic and putting the antenna next to the nokia in the window inside and still nothing. I double check everything but still no improvement. I still need to try outside but is not easy between those short tiny wires and than the heavy duty one. I thing am going to return the antenna. I was really excited, but know am extremely disappointed. I use cat6 between my nokia and my dynalink. With the waveform inside my speed is 5down 1up. So back to disassembling.

It's an antenna so it is compatible with 600MHz up to 6000MHz. That includes Wi-Fi as well as every phone service.

That would be interesting... I am going to call them and see what I can get. It is a weather sealed unit so I want to see what they say, but I bet that it is a quality show inside too.

@@PeterC408 yeah lets see hows their build quality....👍👍👍

No, this antenna works with Cellular (and WiFi signals) between 600MHz and 6GHz. It will work equally well with Verizon or AT&T as it does with T-Mobile. Here is one more video to think about ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SqJ5e8w8iio.htmlsi=nHV7q1YNKyAheKoX

Video coming today!

@@PeterC408 awesome!!!!!

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Do you have a 4GAR? You have to enable the external ports via firmware.

Im working on this on several fronts. I already have a static IP but it is not as fast and reports as being from Chicago. It works really well for hosting my Plex but at a speed and apparently latency cost.

@@PeterC408I look forward to what you find. If there's anybody it's you that will get this figured out 💯

That's what I thought at 1st. You can get a good 2x2 antenna for $99 and this 4x4 for $199 but when you add up the 30' cable, the stand and all the leads required to hookup your radio... it turns out to be a fair deal