📡 Original Version of Ubiquiti UB-AM Universal Antenna Mount with Improved SEO Review

Pretty basic product. Installation was easy. I'm deducting a star because the tube fell apart completely when I installed my antenna. See attached image for details. I used a simple wrench and didn't bother too much. The tube just collapsed like it was made of paper. I only stopped because I wanted to check alignment and realized I had already over torqued the required torque.

Ubiquity is an affordable product unmatched in the carrier grade equipment market. However, it is really inexpensive and suitable for some markets. Know what you have and think about it. The clasp is fine, but it's thin-walled metal and the clasp doesn't look rust-proof. THINK when using these mounts. Is your mount high off the ground? people downstairs or nearby? Do you experience strong winds and/or precipitation? Why am I asking? How much would it cost your business if this thing fell apart…

I've read a lot of articles online about wireless bridges and I still wasn't sure. I ordered these units after watching about a dozen YouTube videos on installation. I initially set them up across the room to test them and they connected immediately. Lay a Cat6 cable on the house wall and set up the first device. Revolution. They are labeled "Access Point and Station". (A hotspot is a device that connects to your internet modem in your home.) as the LED signal strips were difficult to see in…

. I bought one of these to mount a Nanostation M5 and Unifi Mesh outside of the cabin. This product is very well made of solid metal. The rod itself can be mounted in any way (short or long end in the bracket). This allows you to install antennas at different angles and at different distances from the building. Although the mount is not very big, the mount is very big. While I don't have specific measurements, it's larger than a 2x6 board. This is important to note when not mounting the unit to

Ubiquity is a value for money product unmatched by carrier grade devices on the market. However, it is really inexpensive and suitable for some markets. Know what you have and think about it. The clasp is fine, but it's thin-walled metal and the clasp doesn't look rust-proof. THINK when using these mounts. Is your mount high off the ground? people downstairs or nearby? Do you experience strong winds and/or precipitation? Why am I asking? How much would it cost your company if this thing falls…

I've read a lot of articles online about wireless bridges and I still wasn't sure. I ordered these units after watching about a dozen YouTube videos on installation. I set them up across the room as a test and they connected immediately. Lay a Cat6 cable on the house wall and set up the first device. Revolution. They are labeled "Access Point and Station". (A hotspot is a device that connects to your internet modem in your home.) as the LED signal strips were difficult to see in daylight. After