LPDA External Antenna for TP Link MR600 | Increase your 4G Internet speed. 

Can u share to me what cable type u use ..coz my cable connector to tenda 4G09 not suit it to large

@@road00mmr87 bro you have you purchased these 2 LPDA anteena from above seller Akansha singh?

bro you have you purchased these 2 LPDA anteena from above seller Akansha singh? How is her behaviour?

Perfect. Thank you.

Hi abhijeet, plz make a video of your antenna set

Hi abhijeet, plz make a video of your antenna set

Sach me kya

Sorry, I did not have time for it, I will be doing it soon.

You're welcome!

you would need a direct line of sight, if there are building then the signals will be reflected by the walls. if you get good signals then you try the patch Antenna or Omni directional Antenna mounted little higher.

Antenna is completely legal bro

These antennas are cheap compared to omni- directional antenna. If the tower is in line of sight (That is, if you could point this antenna directly to it) you will get good results.

I have not faced any wifi disconnection issue. I have faced internet not connecting issue that was related to network, but no wifi disconnection. Did you try resetting flashing the firmware again?

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Hey there. No there is no option that you need to turn on to enable external antenna.

Hi, can you install only 1 parabolic antenna in mr600 and the regular whip antenna at the other slot of the sma?

Both the antennas are for 4G.

You should with two antenna. Only if the signal is low and if your have proper line of sight of the tower you can try lpda

yes you are correct. From the antenna, the wires gets connected to the router external antenna port which are generally SMA type.

Hi, even though your router does not support CA I would suggest you to get two antennas this will help. 5meter would not be sufficient for the length which you mentioned. I would suggest you to run a length of cord or rope then measures to get accurate length. Even I have less upload speed in band 40, it's always been less than 2mbps but after fixing. It increase to 6 to 8 mbps, yes that's not great but I guess that's how much my base station supports in band 40 in my area.

Hi, The Antenna in the Mr600 is only for LTE and not for Wifi. The wifi antenna are built inside the router itself.

I m not sure I was able to understand that clearly, You need your router to work on 5 GHZ (Given out by the base station) and 4G data connecter to your router (which uses the ANT5819MS antennae ) ?

You would need to use two antenna for better signal quality.

Lol

If I'm only using 1 antenna, do I need to tilt it?

Lpda

Check speed test on open space terrace . Same mobile me jo speed milega vahi milega antenna lagane pr

Have you changed the settings on the dashboard? I noticed that my router has three antenna options: auto, internal and external.

@@mturawa Yes, nothing has changed

we could surely try that.

@@diyIndia may the both antenna for wifi or sim signal? Please find

HI Niranjan, I am also doing work from home, If you know any good process, Please tell.

To be honest there is no specific reason why I went with lmr200.

5km is far, I guess Yagi should work, but it may be costly to get two of those. What is signal strength that you get now and are you at the direct line of sight from the cell tower. If you are then you can try the lpda as well provided you get marginal signal strength now.

You can contact the above seller you should be able to get Yagi antenna at a good price.

@@diyIndia I'm not too sure about yagi antennas, they have good gain but narrow bandwidth. If you get two for two different frequencies you'll only be able to use inter-band aggregation (i.e. different bands) and not intra-band (same band) because each one will be polarised in one direction and won't pick up the other polarisation on that same frequency. You might be able to use just one frequency for both antennas, but then you can't use inter-band aggregation. LPDAs are more flexible because they're wide band and should allow both, but at the expense of lower gain. Also you'll never get 25dBi gain from a yagi! A better approach might be to use a flat dual polarised directional antenna like a Poynting Xpol2 and mount it in place of the feed horn of a satellite dish, there are youtube videos of people doing this and getting some very good gain. It's difficult to know which approach is best, it'll depend on your tower and what the aggregation capabilities of your router are as to what setup gives the highest and most reliable speeds.

@@markpurcell8075 Hey Mark how about parabolic / semi parabolic antenna with 2300-2500 MHz?

Ask home fiber or use parabolic antenna

It‘s already very good, i‘m like 3-4km away from the cell tower and my signal strength is about -80 to -110dBm on my mobile phone. Maybe there‘s another cell tower you are connected to, you can find that out with Cellmapper.

I m not an expert in electronics but those cables are totally different compared to LMR 200.

Yes both are for mobile antenna and the wifi antenna is inside the router

You need 2, if you use 1 than u will have 3G

Im using only 1 parabolic 18dbi antenna in my mr6400 and the other is the stock atenna. So far it’s working fine. Planning to get the mr600 and i intend to use only the same parabolic antenna i have. Will that work?

Hey. It does support sim. I have tried with all three network operators. Vodafone, jio and Airtel.

I would Highly recommend that and it works well during heavy rain I had not faced any issues

The antennas should be grounded because electricity tries to find the easiest path to ground. Otherwise, the current would flow through the router and destroy something with a high possibility. And yes, it still should work during heavy rain, it‘s only a issue with mmWave and WiFi 2.4 GHz.

I have uploaded the details in the description.

How much price you paid for mr600? I am always seeing 9449. But some claim they got it for 8000

Depends on the deal in amazon. I saw it was selling for rs8499 and on top of that you also get some banks discounts . If you want to wait for an Amazon sale then you might get at a cheaper price.

Cost may vary depending upon demand and supply.

How was the results of your setup?

My understanding is that WIFI Antennas are internal and those external antennas are GSM ones.

I would suggest to you contact the seller in the description. And there is delivery charge.

Sure. I will do it shortly. Stay tuned.

Yes, to my knowledge you wouldn‘t even need 2 antennas. But also check, if your ISP will shut down 3G because in many countries it will be replaced (or is already replaced) by 4G and 5G. Also, 4G low band may be faster.

No you can't used this on jiofi. Because that uses built in antennas

@@diyIndia Thanku bro

The signal quality will improve. Fiat check if the signal is coming in your mobile

Yes, you need to connect to the stock antenna on the other one.

No I did not . I just installed it and no settings changed.

@@diyIndia Thx

There is almost close to 4k difference between the prices, now you would need to decide if you are in spending extra 4k on LTE advance which is CA, now this is going to help you get better speed if the network provider supports it. The CA works on MR600 and MR600 has more supported band, but most band supported in INDIA are also supported in MR6400. It boils down to two things. Do you need CA and cost. If you can afford it get mr600

I m not sure about radio technologies or whether single antenna might work for you, but what I could tell from searching the internet we need to have antenna setup as done in the video for better signal reception. Along with that the LPDA antenna must be in line of sight.

Make sure to plug external antenna connection to MAIN port and stock antenna in AUX port of router, but for optimum performance always use same type of antennas for correct MIMO configuration.

MR600 has two antenna, i would suggest to get another Antenna, I had tested with one antenna but it did not give much results.

yes you can, you can use your local fiber connection and the 4g as the back up.

I will try to include in my next video, What I have notice is that if I remove on antenna my speed will get reduced. This is what I had observed.

What you could do is fix antenna on the terrace and run your cable to the ground floor and connect it with your router so that you can get wifi signal in ground floor. Antenna is used only for you 4g network.

If you already are getting 100% reception. It is not worth buying this.. do not spend this, it will work only if reception is low. For band lock use the beta firm ware. If you already have band lock and if router fails to hold it on, just restart it.

@@diyIndia i tried restarting it after choosing the bands even then it does not hold onto it , this is the v2 of the mr 600, replaced it once even then it dosent work . i found that the snr value is involved with the 4g+ and speeds , snr of 25 and above is giving me speeds of 70 to 80 mbps but as it drops to 13 to 15 speed goes down to 20mbps . whereas on my mobile with the same sim card getting 4g+ almost all the time and speeds always greater than 70mbps and early in the day 100+mpbs which is pretty insane . so will this help me improve the snr value or omni is better ? there are good number of towers in my area .

Internet speed depends on lot of factor. If you are already getting good quality signal and if your speed is only 1mbps then it is because of the network tower. Even if you get a tplink and antenna it won't help. Its for people who have less signal In there place. Check the comments to see if anyone has benefited based on your situation.

If you are looking anything specific , let me know there is lot of section in that firewall.

Both the antenna cable are connected to the MR 600 router and it will act like a normal WIFI hotspot.

If you connect both the antenna. And keep antenna above 30Feet. How does it broadcast inside house?

Hey there. The external antenna is only for 4G lte signals and not for wifi. I connected the antenna which are placed in the terrace and the MR600 has a built in Antenna for wifi inside the device and the device is placed inside my room. hope this clarifies.

@@diyIndia that information is very hard to ascertain from the manual and all online details. I too thought the LTE antennas also did internal WiFi. Thanks for clarifying.

I am not sure about it ,but do check whether the antenna are removable or not. Some of the commenters in this video had mentioned about using MR6400.

yes you can. go with LMR200 cable with one end male and other end female connector.

If you have the tower visibility lpda is good for mr600

@@diyIndia no sir...there are hills and trees in between...no direct visibility

How many antenna have you connected and in which router are you using it. Did you fix them at 45 degree angle.

@@diyIndia I have one antenna,I fixed it at 45 degree..

One does not work. And 45 degrees does not matter when you have only one. Try mounting it horizontal and see if it helps.

Yes