Tupavco TP542 Dual-Band Outdoor Directional Panel Antenna: Boost WiFi 📡 Signal Strength with this Weatherproof High-Gain (13dBi) Long-Range Wireless Network Solution Review

Like many others, I have a wireless router and modem in the main house garage. My office is across the driveway (about 150 feet) and my wi-fi signal had to go through 2 garage doors and was just plain unreliable. There is a repeater in my office building. Both routers and repeaters are Amped Wireless products (good stuff). I hooked up a new antenna to one of my repeater's channels and the results were amazing. This was the easy and cheap solution I was hoping to find. The 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz…

25 year old IT technician. I tried using them at a network node to boost the signal in a pool 150 feet away from indoor antennas. Using a good quality Trend Net network cable, I tried this antenna both window mounted and laser aligned and outdoor mounted and laser aligned. The signal dropped in some areas around the house due to the loss of Omni and speed was generally no better in the pool and was much more isolated. Feedback on how I tried it and contacted the company to see what they can do…

I was pleasantly surprised by the increase in gain in both the 2.4 and 5GHz bands compared to the so-called high gain sticks I've used. I wasn't sure how it would work if I just had a panel antenna on either of the two antenna connectors on my PC's Wi-Fi adapter card, but it improved the signal overall from the -50dB range to the - 39dB range. I used the free Acrylic WiFi software to actually measure the dB level on both bands. I will now order another panel antenna for the router side of the…

I live in an apartment across from the university building with Eduroam hotspots. Using the standard antennas that came with my Asus PCIE network card (PCE-AC56), I was *almost* able to get a normal connection, but it wasn't strong enough for video streaming and it dropped frequently. With this antenna I get a good enough connection in most cases to reliably stream videos or play (online) multiplayer video games. I am very satisfied with the performance of this antenna. Please note that my…

Bravo TUPAVKO! This antenna provides excellent directional gain for both 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi signals. I hold an FCC amateur and commercial amateur radio license and have purchased and built many antennas over the years. This is a beautifully built and working antenna. With WLAN frequencies, the exact tolerances of the antenna, connector and cable must be observed. I use it as part of a 5GHz wireless Wi-Fi bridge from my garage to my house. This antenna is outside in the garage as shown in the

I created a series of 4 of these blocks in 40 degree sectors to cover a campus of 7 canyon houses. They are connected to a Netgear AC1900 gaming router powered by a Viasat modem. Update the previous mismatched set of 2.4GHz antennas. There is nothing wrong with 2 Amped Wireless 2.4GHz 14 DBi antennas, but 2 Cushcraft 9 DBi antennas are not enough. My first array setup placed the (Port4) -90 degree sector too close to the buildings and attenuated the signal too much. Then I installed all 4…