📶 Sierra Wireless Cellular LTE MIMO Antenna 1810075, Enhanced with Dipole Review

My job is to collect data from environmental stations and we use cellular modems for that. For LTE modems (we have a lot of old EVDOs) we buy expensive antennas and need two of them. This is normal for the field as we have to do our best to get a strong signal as often there aren't many towers around. However, for setting up and testing cellular modems in my office (which has a typical urban environment), I find that using just one of these modems works very well, is easy to slip on and off…

Purchased for Sierra Wireless RV50. You seem to be getting the right signal. I haven't tried any other antennas, so I have no means of comparison. So this is the best I've ever used on the RV50. I say the best!

SMA-TS9 SMA jack to TS9 plug adapter with stainless steel material - these things are HUGE! Much more than I expected. I'm sure they work great with the Sierra Wireless LTE modem, but I don't have $500 to spend on something I use once a week, so they always give me an extra cash for mine NETGEAR LB2120 LTE modem.

I use Sierra Airlink RV450 and RV50 cellular modems with a Verizon SIM to collect data from my devices in the field. Most of my devices are used in areas where there is cellular signal but it drops frequently. This antenna is ideal for a cellular modem.

The seller gave me a completely different product than advertised. As you can see from the photo, the item description is 8.1 x 2.3 x 0.7 inches. What was sent was 7.5 x 0.6 x 0.1 inches. The best part is that the antenna doesn't work at low frequencies (700MHz-900MHz) which is the main reason I bought this antenna