BING Fu (Amazon) External Antenna For Cellular Game Cameras Like the Reveal and Spartan Inside Look 

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Yes, they work well. These or my directional antennas are solid choices for any cellular trail camera. www.herd360.com/products/trail-camera-antenna-booster-4glte-for-spypoint?

Cellcams use battery power to transmit data images. Like your cellphone, when signal is week it takes longer to transmit therefore using more power because of the increased time spent trying to send. Also if the signal is poor and the upload fails the camera will try again and sometimes multiple times. Improved signal helps insure faster uploads.

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Thanks for sharing. I'm not familiar with a panel antenna

@@herd360 A panel antenna is a flat square antenna most are a directional , but can be omnidirectional .

@@badboy1md I know what you are talking about now. I actually have one still in the box I need to try. Ridgetec ordered a few and gave me one to try

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I haven't seen one personally so I don't know what the connection type is

I disagree sir. Been doing radio communications a long time. Higher db gain gives increased tx and rx

Now can you reach a point of saturation? Absolutely. You don't need a higher gain antenna if signal strength at the transceiver is adequate

@@herd360 but most higher db dont cover a big area. Might reach further but your talking like 20-25 degrees so if anything is obstructing the view very hard to get a good signal

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@@herd360 from what I was told and read. Not an expert by any means. I know many people have problems with factory antenna but getting it higher in the tree with the cable does help. You also get those who have barely have if any signal and go with a higher gain antenna but in the middle of rolling hills with tree cover expecting to get something. The higher the gain the more you want to be in an open area correct?