🔴 New 4x4 MIMO Antenna by WaveForm for 2024
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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I like their new Window cable solution. It’s still not on the website stand-alone though, you gotta ask them for a quote. 60 bucks was steep for just that part alone but it gets the job done of not drilling.
IT is a cool part but, agreed, $60 is kind of steep.
Have you tried Port 1 and port 4 as normal, port 2 to "ANT 3" and port 3 to "ANT 2" ?
@@Velifer Waveform has an excellent that shows you exactly which antenna leads to hook up to which antenna ports for several different radios
So excellent to get cable speeds, better than dsl for sure.
@@universityrepairFL it all depends on where you live. Some people live in an unincorporated area and they'd have to pay to bring cable up their driveway. Other people simply can't get a competitive cable bid and this definitely beats it. My sister lives in Sonoma and her her only option is very expensive and kind of slow. 5G internet is definitely the best last mile solution for a lot of folks
@@universityrepairFL For a lot of people cable is not an option either it's too expensive or because they live in an unincorporated area they'd have to pay large amount just to get it up their driveway. For the rest of us 5G home internet creates competition to cable and fiber companies to make them keep their prices in line. Cable has very limited uplink speeds which makes it hard to serve. I'm now serving up at 140 megabits per second. Let's see your cable do that
Newbie here...Is there any way / benefit to hooking up a 4x4 to a hotspot, such as a Jetpack 8800L, that only has 2 antenna ports? Currently only getting 3.2 Mbps download without any antenna.
a 4x4 MIMO antenna is basically two 2x2 antennas packaged together. You could use only one pair of leads or simply buy a 2x2. WaveForm also makes a 2x2 antenna amzn.to/4fDXhHw It saves you a little money and will probably make a big difference.
Greetings! We have experienced power loss from a recent storm and our cellular service was nonexistent in the home and no internet service. How can I use this antenna to boost our cellular service to maintain connectivity for weather conditions and calling family members? I’m a novice regarding boosting signal. Thanks so much in advance.
This antenna is not going to help you Storm Activity. If storms bring down the communications infrastructure, like with electricity, we are going to have to wait for it to be restored. There are some good signal boosters out there but when the tower you want to communicate to is out of commission, we just have to wait. There is a chance that you might be able to reach a further tower that was not affected but we are chasing rainbows with this scenario.
with all you testing how do you feel about the 4x4 mimo pro dropping latency for gaming ?
@@SuperBigNye latency is a tricky one. Some latency can be improved by a better signal but phone networks themselves have latency because game servers aren't generally served from such networks. That's going to come down to how far you are from your closest IXP (Internet eXchange Point) this is where traffic can be routed from one service to another.
@@PeterC408 i pull decent speeds with my latency 39 with my down 284.18 and up 8 at my current time of load. my signal is ok ill share the states in here before external im roughly 12miles from the tower with line of sight. My LTE is B2 RSRP -100 RSRQ-11 Rssi -69 SINR -12 and for 5gN41 RSRP -102 RSRQ-14 RSSI-117 SINR 40
Are you going to test the big Invisagig POE antenna Peter?
Nope. From someone unexpected, yet long awaited.
I may have take back my router to Tmobile having issues staying connected shuts off randomly
Does it get hot before turning off?
@PeterC408 I only had about a week having issues staying online I'm thinking it's metal roofing that causing me lose internet not as strong as old orbi LBR20
If you have a metal roof, going outside to get the signal using an antenna is a good idea. Here is a new one that is omni-directional. ruclips.net/video/lyI8qS_LhLA/видео.html
A red wire for ground? What, is that the NEC standard color code in Khazakastan?
LOL
NEC standards? I just made a new standard call the PMC Standard and it says the cable has to be RED. Lol. It's a ground strap. I can buy an assault rifle and put it on my credit card, yet I am supposed to go to the city and county to register my bee hives. This place is just stupid.
the booster has to wired ar wireless i dont see anything only cables my routes (Verizon dont have cable conector )
Many of these devices do not have external cables but the website shows you how to disconnect the internal antennas and use small IPEX to SMA lead (included with the kit) to bring out the antenna connectors. Then you can connect the antenna.
Did anyone ever figure out if two 2x2 mimo or one 4x4 mimo is better? I'm about to do vanlife and want the best i can get , going to mount it on top the van, I was thinking two 2x2 mimo of the soup can looking ones on each side of the back of the van or two of the ones that are 26'' tall or one of the dome looking ones 4x4 mimo with gps and 2x2 wifi , idk ,, or the one from this video mainly worried about great signal and speed on the highways all over the usa for my son that is a heavy internet user for gaming and vids while i drive.
It is a great question. This is a situation where the more that you know about a given subject, the more you realize that you know nothing. Two 2x2 MIMO antennas should provide more differential between the signals if the antennas run split paired (meaning split the pairs among the antennas). I think that lower frequencies would benefit better from the greater diversity difference but not too far. It depends on the signal you are trying to capture. If it is n71 we are talking about 600MHz. I would love to try this out and would love to hear if someone has more data on this.
@@PeterC408 since the T-Mobile disaster have you looked into Connecten internet might be for some good content
What software are u using to get yr scores? I have t mobile and just ordered waveform pro
Hey sorry Peter I have the g4ar gateway also the software u use to see what band's signal strength etc.. thx u
If you have an Android, there is program that works with all T-mobile gateways called HINT. You can find it on the Google Play store.
Scores are going to depend on your location and load on the network, so it is better to look for improvements in RSRP, RSRQ and SiNR. They should translate to better speed scores but it is much easier to look here for improvements.
@@PeterC408 ok thxs peter
@PeterC408 ok thxs will this also work on windows? Just asking I know u said android?
What types of antennas yo have on the top of the house i see a ZTE
Currently I have a Yeacomm NR610 and three different version of the WaveForm 5G although I have had many antennas up there in the past.
What I’m curious of is if I get this antenna, does it generally improve RSRP for 5G?
I normally get 200+down and 30-60down but my 5G RSRP is usually -90 to -96.
This is hard to say. If you do not currently have an outdoor antenna the answer is most probably (definitely) YES! but it is impossible to answer this with 100% certainty but the signals are outdoors and getting an antenna outside definitely helps the RSRP but even more important is it will help out your SiNR! This will (should) make you scores jump. There is always the question of backhaul (that is how fast your tower actually is). The fact that your are not getting a RSRP of
Hi. Nice video! Just some constructive feedback since I can tell you really care about the video quality. So, this is not a complaint or me trying to be a besserwisser, just me hoping that I can help out with my years of experience as a TV producer who stumbled onto your channel.
1. It looks like your camera lighting for the green screen setup has multiple color temperatures or that you have direct/indirect sun light. This give you very unnatural skin colors. Either block some of the sun light on or see if you can set your lights to a higher color temperature (5600+)to match the sun light.
2. When you show of the features on the device, it makes little sense to still be in a small pip (picture in picture). If I'd been you I'd switch to a full screen video or you holding up the device with a neutral background.
3. When showing small parts, like the ground cable, it would be nice if you had some "b-roll" shots of it that you could cut to in editing. Since you edit these videos anyway, having a close up video recorded with your phone would add a lot to the perceived overall quality and make it easier to understand.
4. While yo on the roof, I assume you used a built in camera microphone? Audio quality is always more important than video.. Which is boring, because video is more fun. But if you could have something like the Rode Go 2 or the DJI wireless kit I believe it would really increase your audio quality and also the surrounding environment/airplanes would not be as noticeable.
Hope you found some of my tips useful, keep up the great work! //Ludvig from Qruxel Productions
Thanks. I am always up for learning something new but I think the problem is not natural light but the light I have in my face is a different color temperature than the ones illuminating the background. Also the background is too close. Perfection is nice but there needs to be a balance of productivity and professionalism.
Something is up, I don’t see a change when I added mine.
If you have the 4GAR, you need to change antenna to external in firmware
@@PeterC408 I have
I know this is not really about this video, really like your videos by the way. But looking for the video you did about lower your ping by using a Dynalink AX3600 router and adjusting the packet size. Can you give me a link, or do you have a suggestion for a good router that does that well?
Here is the video ruclips.net/video/SRW4E-z-x54/видео.html
What are your speeds without the satelites?
I am not sure what you mean. Do you mean the satellite WiFi stations? They do not affect my speeds. In general an antenna will improve your signal (RSRP, RSRQ, and SiNR scores). These will usually increase your performance but only to the level that your area can support. If you are in a rural location and already getting good signal, perhaps you are only getting 100Mbps because that is all your local tower can provide because it is getting service from a microwave connection to another tower.
Peter Could I use just the Quad Pro and a top of the line cellular router with no Wi-Fi and just my unlimited cellular data and be able to live happily without it?
No Wi-Fi...
Your Internet connection is often referred to as your WAN (wide area network) and your Wi-Fi is often referred to as your LAN (local area network, although it could be wired too). Your LAN is free including WiFi, no one has to pay for that... it is your WAN connection that goes to your ISP (internet service provider) that costs money. There is no reason to deprive yourself of a LAN. A guys gotta print, right? What would you gain without WiFi?
I'm in a RV at a campground.
On one hand I'm trying to get away with it being as cheap as possible and just use my phone to do everything and not get into a system that requires an additional Sim card, their for another monthly expense.
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@@jdo3125 Check out this video: ruclips.net/video/NYjzChGkomg/видео.html This device is the swiss army knife for creating internet connections. You can tether your phone to make a multi device LAN including WiFi. You can pickup local Wi-Fi and repeat it making it your own. If you have a Comcast Login, you can pickup Xfinity Wifi and make it your own. Cool trick.
@PeterC408 Again this is going in a RV so I can get good signal and be able to use my phone and maybe a Chromecast for the TV possibly other items but not that important right now
@@jdo3125 if your parents have Comcast you can use their login to login to Xfinity hotspots located everywhere. Much better than campground wifi.
Can you put that 4 x 4 antenna on a peplink router
@@mattpioletti6450 it depends on the peplink router? Which model does it have SMA connectors?
@@PeterC408 we're still shopping around for the equipment but we've been looking at peplink for a while we want to integrate starlink and T-Mobile together for right now and they're looking for a recommendation for the correct equipment
The low one bounced off a different tower. Santa Cruz vs. San jose.
Huge Difference. We are separated by an 1800ft mountain. TV/3G/4G/5G signals hate that.
Thanks PETER. Much appreciated. Keep the content coming. Enjoy your weekend.
Does this work for other services like At&t?
Sure, it's a universal antenna. It is tuned for anything between 600MHz and 6GHz (6000MHz). Perfect for Verizon, T-Mobile and AT&T home Internet frequencies.
Peter you are the best I just need to beg my parents to get a antenna!
Best of luck on your convincing them. Check out his antenna from the same company ruclips.net/video/lyI8qS_LhLA/видео.html it is less expensive but it can also work indoors. It is omni-directional so you could try it out indoors and then move it outside at a later date (after they have become believers). I just mention this one because it is less expensive and tested very well and if you have an HOA (home owners association) this gets rid of that objection.
Thanks, Peter. What program are you running in the terminal?
Just the firmware for the InvisaGig 5G modem. Most moderns will give you those same numbers
This video mentions how you can get all those numbers from any T-Mobile Gateway using a program called HINT ruclips.net/video/lyI8qS_LhLA/видео.html