📶 High-Gain Outdoor Yagi WiFi Antenna 2.4GHz (15dBi) with Long Distance Range, Directional Signal (H:30° V:25°), Weatherproof Design, Wireless Network Pole Mount, N-Female Pigtail Connector - Tupavco TP512 Review

Very high quality product. I'm not sure who would say it wouldn't be if they had the actual product in their hands. This is heavy aluminum, just what you need for a yagi. The most important quality feature is that none of the elements have any play, but are firmly in place. Termination and connection are well made and the line is loaded into the pigtail. Overall the quality is 5 out of 5 compared to many antennas I have received over the years. Hell, I even dropped this thing and it didn't bend

Features: Solid aluminum rods for the elements, folded dipole drive element with corresponding mesh for power. Some burrs on the ends of the element with no visible impact on performance. U-bolts with flat and slotted washers. V-Clamp with U-Brackets, fits a 1 1/4" mast (on the small side. Looks like it will easily fit a 1.5" mast. I use a rack in a Cabinet. Connection cable: 6" N jack for .Construction: Very strong, nothing wobbles, elements are well fastened, mounting bracket is solid…

Connected directly to my laptop's WiFi card (not my router) with the appropriate adapter cable/connector (replacing one of the laptop's two built-in antenna ports on the WiFi card) and it works great! Use the signal strength software to optimize your Yagi guidance. I use the hidden Mac command "airport" in the terminal with the s parameter in a loop (google it), but you can use other software as well. I use this antenna in a window on a swivel tripod. I drilled and tapped a 1/4-20 hole in the…