24dBi Parabolic Grid - 2.4GHz Long Range WiFi Antenna Updated 2016/2017

1. 24dBi Directional Parabolic 2.4Ghz WiFi Grid Antenna: goo.gl/JvRSqd
2. Coaxial Cable Assemblies Compatible With This Antenna: goo.gl/U7WUfZ
3. Smaller 21dBi Directional WiFi Parabolic Grid Antenna: goo.gl/Gn0ahx
2016: The popular directional WiFi parabolic grid antenna by Simple WiFi. This ultra-directional antenna will help you receive far away signals when used with a high power USB adapter. Additionally you can transmit your signal to a fixed point very far away from a router that has detachable antennas.
Find out more at www.SimpleWiFi.com

[@crocodiledondii]

It's very impressive how you respond to all the technical questions. Kudos.

[@SimpleWiFi]

Thanks =)

[@fredbcruz]

Thank you! I have one of those antennas but I had no idea of the name of the connectors.

[@kd6tas]

You can attach directly to a USB wireless adapter using an N to RP-SMA adapter and save the cable loss in many instances.

[@darrenblanchard6232]

Question: can you just connect this to a wireless router? Intent is to broadcast 2.4GHz WIFI signal about 350 meters. Seems like the signal would need amplification, but...?

[@kd6tas]

@@darrenblanchard6232 Cable loss is very high at microwave frequencies--so much so that every foot matters. Ideally you don't want to use any cable at all. This is a unique application where you can eliminate the cable loss. Take advantage of it.

[@darrenblanchard6232]

@@kd6tas Ok, so antenna to USB adapter ...and the USB is going where? USB would need to be plugged into a PC correct? Think I'm missing something here...

[@kd6tas]

@@darrenblanchard6232 Yes, that is correct. The USB cable plugs directly into a computer. To broadcast 350 meters you need something like an omni-directional wifi base station that uses power over Ethernet and a mast mounted antenna to minimize radio frequency cable loss. If it doesn't have to be omni-directional, there are more compact devices. Keep in mind that originally wifi was only meant to replace one run of Ethernet cable (100 meters) reliably. More than that called for multiple nodes and/or directionality and altitude. These days there are a lot more competing stations and devices then there used to be. Wifi over distance isn't really practical anymore unless it's over basically empty land with a clear channel.

[@darrenblanchard6232]

@@kd6tas I'm at a loss here; I don't see how a wireless USB adapter helps the situation. Wouldn't there be a cable loss from the USB adapter to the antenna? I realize there might be more extravagant setups, but I have a 24dBi Parabolic Grid 2.4GHz antenna. Suggestions?

[@DirtyTesla]

I want to use this with my mofi. Can I put it in the attic or does it have to be outside?

[@SimpleWiFi]

See this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqvUnKKGgZ6nb6M

[@efnick96]

could you please suggest one high powered usb adapter for this particular antenna? Or even a router that can use it to its max potential. Thanks :)

[@viperjaya5303]

Sir please tell a Modem that can connect both sector and this parabolic grid antenna for shipping communication

[@MrMerkaHolik]

Could I connect this to a remote control for a drone for maximum range

[@SimpleWiFi]

In theory yes, but the beam width is very narrow and will cause your drone to lose signal as it flies around.

[@SimpleWiFi]

Yes but you need to aim constantly.

[@mikrodronefiendvideos5612]

SimpleWiFi you are the 💩 thanks buddy. I thought this would work. Going to post my results.

[@montanaprepper3926]

Yes but you should buy an auto tracking kit for fpv antennas. This will track the signal.

[@zhongnangua]

I bought a Parabolic Grid antenna. But the cable that comes with antenna is too big to fit the cable port on my D-link router. What can I do? Do I need to buy an adapter to connect the big cable to my router?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Yes

[@user-he5by7ev4s]

@SimpleWifi Quick question about the video. I have been looking everywhere on the internet but can't get a clear answer? If i attached this antenna on my roof and pointed it to an area of my propertyy about 100 metres away, as long my device has the capacity of connecting to wifi I dont need anything else? Also if I used the antenna in the field and had my router in the house sensibly placed would i need anything apart from the usb receiver? Any help would be great, thanks

[@dirtybird1933]

Is it possible to use these connected straight to a nighthawk m1?

[@dianamendez-bowers2221]

Hi. I bought your antenna last month. I also bought the USB wireless receiver. However, I need help connecting them so I can get internet access on my PC please.

[@SimpleWiFi]

OK please email [e-mail] with your issues and we can help.

[@andelandel-nd5zx]

It's so simple you have to connect the antenna port of the WiFi usb adapter to the parabolic antenna cable but I you need an a/c or a n300 usb adapter because you can't get the full amount of transfer between​ your adapter and the parabolic antenna if you use a bg wifi adapter

[@Xploitzer]

Hi, i'm good on the script side of wireless stuff, but i'm very bad on hardware. What products do you recommend to strongly increase the number of networks detected, as well as the potency of the link. I mean i basically want something that can equal being just next to a router that is 1km away. So i was thinking amplifier ? Repeater obviously is of no use here. Btw i already use an alfa awus 1900. Thanks for your answer !

[@dicksonelia2195]

Hi, can you help me to choose usb adapter that can support up 28 dbi antenna for receiving wifi network?

[@einid4450]

Nice video i have a some question about wifi limit example like download 10mbps and upload 5mbps can this antenna go beyond tht limit or just get the max of tht limit?

[@socrateslaskaridis1144]

Hi, my router has 2 antennas, shall I install 2 parabolic antennas?

[@keithmigz]

if i set my router as "wifi receiver" so i can get wifi internet from neighbors using my routers, is parabolic helpful? Like the source is 150meters away (sorry for noob question, not so techie on this thing)

[@tanuweckos4280]

whats your opinion on using couplers to connect cables? will it account for much signal loss? i was looking to buy the thickest cables in my area and i found some thick durable looking ones but only sold in 12 meter bundles. i needed atleast 30m. is it ok to just connect them with couplers to make up for the needed length? TIA

[@MrBesmir7]

Better use WiFi adapter directly in antenna and take with long USB cables..or use a old router

[@ricksmith8410]

can i use this to pick up cell signal and amplify it. i talked to a guy that said he used this to basically have his own cell tower since he lived in a dead zone.

[@SimpleWiFi]

Nope. This is a WiFi antenna but they do sell cellular repeater kits. Check out Wilson Electronics for example.

[@Ober_83]

Can this be attached to a linksys AC1200 extender it has 2 detachable antennas and was wondering if just 1 of these would work or if it would need two. The main router is only 2.4ghz so i figure it would only need 1 antenna

[@forrealcrazygettolifesouth5060]

Hi wane now or I can use this antenna to use it with a pci wireless receiver and with it pick up the wifi?

[@FranciscoMorales-xr6zl]

Great video. Does it work with a USB adapter ALFA AWUS036H? Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@SimpleWiFi]

My pleasure - yes it does work that that model Alfa.

[@darenejamesdapar1249]

will it still work if the tower is 4km away and out of sight?

[@arieljuarez8257]

sir can i ask your help.. it is possible install to my router B315model huawei

Isn‘t this illegal? 23dBm transmit power and 24dBi gain would give 47dBm EIRP (excl. losses), which would be way over the allowed limit.

[@foxnewstoday5169]

Can u explain how to make this grid antenna works with 1800mhz?

[@an8953]

Hello, If I use the access point model: (TP-LINK TL-WA801ND_V1 Wireless N300) and a Parabolic Dish (2400GHz), how far can I receive 100% without loss of quality and frequency speed ?

[@asif1478]

Will it work with alfa awus036nha (Atheros ar9271) i have to transmit signal from awus036nha far away?

[@MrXfeelbrands]

Very nice video but background music very annoying!! Good job .

[@JRMoney94]

Can this be used indoors and will this work if plugged into a firestick?

[@SimpleWiFi]

No and No

[@alonzomartii]

Does it make any difference about the feeder being the way you have it and the other way around? Is this better than the Omni 12dbi. I have a omni 9 outdoor dbi and get good signal but I wish it could improve.

[@SimpleWiFi]

The omni's you have can only be compared to the gird in terms of distance. The grids reaches much further than the omni but it covers less area.

[@MayWolf810]

i have a question the polarity arrow on the reflector horn which direction should i have it point up or down?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Up

[@YouBuyWeRush]

Can you connect this to your laptop?

[@ChiefAngie]

it is possible to combine mino antenna and parabolic grid antenna in one dual connection modem?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Yes but you loose the MIMO

[@jedfishingadventures9910]

If you can't get enough elevation, is it okay to tilt the antenna in an angle upwards?

[@sMASHsound]

that woudl depend, i assume. its directional, meaning that it needs to be pointed directly at the transmission tower to collect the signal. i would assume that if there is sumting in the way, like a ridge, or ur in a valley, that the signal would not be passing through the large mass. so it would be coming over and down. so in that case, angling it upwards may make sense, as that is the path or direction the signal is coming from. the downside is, for this antenna to transmit, it would be aiming upwards, and may not have the same power to let it spread to reach the transmission tower. if u have it already, it would be worth a try to try the aiming left+right+up+down.

[@jacobamador7989]

i need this for an application where "line of sight" is not possible (located in the woods, no idea where the receiver is). if i where to have it rotate while it is in operation, would it work to transmit the data?

[@SimpleWiFi]

LOS is very important. Without it won't have much luck on 2.4Ghz WiFi frequency. See here: simplewifi.com/pages/how-it-works

[@kayceepearlcastro3998]

Is there any agent that can assist me on my concern with this antena?

[@flerligo9996]

my location is higher the elevation from the tower location.. what would be my set up to my parabolic antenn?

[@bisanopait9790]

Setup your antenna facing the Tower.

[@AriesWarrior69]

Can you use this with a Verizon Mi-fi hotspot or any other Wi-fi hotspot pack? Is there a way to protect the co-axial cables from weather elements?

[@johnkirby6700]

Buy weatherproof coaxial cables. Rather obvious actually.

[@emilevaneeden2230]

hi can you tell me what the small reflector on the feeder pole do? i think it reflects the feeder signal to the grid? mine was slighty bended when i got it, so im just wondering if im getting maximum gain out of the grid. if you maybe can tell me what the distance between the two folded pieces should be then i can check mine and ajust them. thank you

[@SimpleWiFi]

You are correct. How bent was it? I would try to put it at 45 degrees. That should be fine. Usually the bigger problem with the grid is aiming. It is very narrow... you need to be right on it with the signal.

[@emilevaneeden2230]

SimpleWiFi thank you i will check. i think its beteen 45 and 60 degrees but will check this weekend. thanks again.

[@billydreed1]

What router would you recommend? Trying to shoot a IP camera about 1km to the router in my house.

[@SimpleWiFi]

Please contact us.

[@pslama3155]

Bill Reed i

[@jpk4134]

Can I receive internet WiFi signal on my cell phone this parabolic antenna if yes how many of this parabolic antenna I mustbpurchase to create a 360 degrees radius coverage?

[@SimpleWiFi]

No it does not plug directly into your phone - you need an amplifier or repeater. Depends on the situation.

[@takeyasunakazato9826]

Thank you so much for your help.. It is possible to connect this Antenna to "tp link tl-wr941hp" for the reason of, extending the wifi range?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Yes

[@aresmatthew]

Will a Solid Base Parabolic with Full Covered Aluminium Foil will Improve Signal Strength ?? In fact, i had tested & its really gain few Dbi, but why manufacturer design in Grid instead of Solid Aluminium base plate ? Just wondering, why ? 😔😔😔🤔🤔🤔 I do believe, there is a reason why factory designed the base in Grid method. 🤔🤔🤔

[@GadgetKingReviews]

Hi guys could you tell me if the 24dBi Directional Parabolic 2.4Ghz WiFi Grid Antenna would work with the TP-Link Archer T2UH 600Mbps USB Wireless Network Adapter, with 2.4G/5G High Gain Antenna which is detachable,..? It is the only one I can find that is compatible with iMac and the IOS version I am using. Any help would be greatly appreciated

[@SimpleWiFi]

Yes it would - it works with any USB adapter that has detachable antennas.

[@ahmedhakim7669]

can this grid receive 4G signal and use it as external 4G antenna?

[@haithamkombarji6887]

I have the same question.. did you get any feedback?

[@waltercardenas7354]

Where can I get this antenna? Thanks

[@ailtonborges5042]

Quero saber se um sinal ruim pode deixar outros sinais ruim

[@nawfalasfoury5274]

Can it works directly with ALFA AWUS036NHA, 036NHV or 036ACH without problems ?? and specially for the NHA because it has weak output power (about 100 mw)

[@SimpleWiFi]

Yes. All our antennas work with Alfa products.

[@pandaadventureunboxing6855]

How many kms are minimum in this antenna ?

[@AndroidSupportCentre]

Is it possible to receive a public wifi hotspot signal, that's 1.6 mi away from my home?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Probably not given the requirements on the other side for a link that far to work.

[@davymarfabon1792]

need help about my 18dbi parabolic antenna

[@masauod1000]

its working for GSM signal Recever 6 km no signal ?

[@SimpleWiFi]

No this is WiFi no cell.

[@indayjhievlogs]

its so nice

[@joeyedwards6001]

How much range does the antenna create? It looks neat, but why would so much range be needed for a consumer?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Many reasons - up to 8 miles of range.

[@EarlBalentine]

Some of us are in a RV park and their wifi is very limited or no wifi. We try to pickup the next available wifi signal nearby like Starbucks or any free Wifi. Today I am at a rv park and the wifi is only at or near the office area so no wifi. I already maxed out my data plan on my cellular hotspot so it would be nice if I had a high gain directional antenna to connect to a hotspot further down the road.

[@ghulamfareed2843]

just 1 question, i want to use my home internet into my school. Can i use this 24dbi Directional 2.4Ghz antenna with my home tp link router to send single to my school and can i receive internet on my mobile at my School from this my home router ? answer please

[@SimpleWiFi]

No this won't work well and to make it happen it is a bit more involved.

[@riodhani9675]

Hi, can i use it with TP Link WN722N to receive signal from a 650meters indoor hotspot?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Yes - I think that has detachable antennas

[@riodhani9675]

@@SimpleWiFi But the power specification is not clear. only "

[@davidmeza1331]

I have a half a mile plaza that has wifi ,good wifi , what antenna do I need for the plaza. Waiting for reply

[@SimpleWiFi]

You need a PiFi Repeater and mount it at a high vantage point. www.simplewifi.com/collections/wifi-repeaters/products/wifi-repeater

[@markangeloechaluce4739]

Is this a n-connetor? Can this connect to a lintratic?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Yes, but not sure what that is.

[@madhu98100]

Is This parabolic antenna work both like sending and receiving signals?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Yes

[@madhu98100]

SimpleWiFi I understand the process of sending signals . But how do I make this for receiving signals? Would you please show me step by step ?

[@SimpleWiFi]

You need to use a WiFi repeater kit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqbdYX-Egqt2Y5Y

[@christopherantonaicher8174]

Why is the cable so thick?

[@SimpleWiFi]

A thicker cable insulates the RF signal better as it travels between the antenna and your radio.

[@christopherantonaicher8174]

SimpleWiFi I know but as thick? Is there a good calculator which cable i have to use?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Here's one --> www.qsl.net/co8tw/Coax_Calculator.htm

[@stranger20121]

SimpleWiFi hello can I connect this antenna with tp-link wa7510n and then make athernet cable extantion around 30 meter from tp-link to router?

[@garychap8384]

Yes, and that's a FAR better idea. Signals 'leak' out of cables ... the longer the cable (and the higher the frequencies involved) the less useable signal you get out of the other end. Since WiFi is waaay up in the Gigahertz frequencies, it really doesn't like staying inside the cable. So, to ensure peak radiated power (and received signal strength) get the Transmitter/Receiver hardware as close as possible to the antenna! Perhaps in your roof space or on the same mast as the antenna _(use special outdoor airtight sealed enclosures/grommets and a number of silica bags to neutralise any moisture you'll inevitably trap inside)_ By making sure that the RF signal doesn't have too far to travel between the transceiver and the antenna you'll get top performance. Then your Ethernet link can be real long.... even 300m before any degradation in quality. And remember ... you can also use PoE (Power over Ethernet) to power the transceiver remotely - so there's only one outdoor Ethernet cable going to the antenna location ... carrying both data and power. I say use outdoor Ethernet because it's properly armoured ... regular Ethernet will turn brittle and snap due to UV. You should also make sure it doesn't move in the wind... it will need more cable clips than TV coax because the solid-core conductors used in Ethernet don't like movement. If using remote power... Just remember that DC power degrades over distance too, so you might need to put a little more in at one end. A multimeter will help you determine your losses. If your equipment is designed to be powered this way it will accept anything up to 48v - and this type of equipment will deal with line loss very well indeed. If you're trying to send 9v up a very long wire to a non-PoE device, you may need to put in 10v or even 11v just to get 9v at the other side. The multimeter is your friend : ) So, wherever possible, use something that accepts 48v PoE ... and send 48v up the wire. Whatever arrives 46v, 44v, even 20v - will be converted by the remote unit into a good stable supply voltage. DC loss is due to the wire having some resistance. I know your question was months ago - but I hope that my answer helps anyone else wondering the same thing. If you can't be bothered messing about with PoE, just remember ... you need to keep your antenna cable as short as possible whilst getting the antenna up as high as possible - so plan everything around that, and make any compromises accordingly.

[@emersonjamesamparo2129]

Sir...is this parabolic works on dead zone no signal...and the tower is 20 km away from my house and there is some mountains in the surrounding...is this really works?

[@gennacruda6856]

Yes ...upto 26km

[@gennacruda6856]

Up to 26km but Need proper set up

[@mahmudparvez3188]

I want to transmit signal to 1.5 km distant. How to do that with wireless device?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Please see here: www.simplewifi.com/pages/how-it-works

[@anaswils8008]

can i link it With (Alfa Wi-Fi)

[@zekayman]

Can I use this to receive signal and distribute it throughout my house with a router?

[@Molie085]

Also intrested

[@SimpleWiFi]

No, this does not grab WiFi out of the air to replace an ISP.

[@zekayman]

@@SimpleWiFi Lol that's lame. I'm sure a lot of people are only interested in getting this antenna for that purpose.

[@caseycaseyacaaca]

Do you have something that covers 18 miles or more?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Nope

[@aaronshed]

Both the adapter and "router" receive and transmit...

[@SimpleWiFi]

Correct

[@fizziergaming]

Can I get the signal it from indoor that about 300 or 350 meters away

[@SimpleWiFi]

Maybe. More information needed to answer properly.

[@fizziergaming]

it's a simple Wi-Fi router which kept in room and connect with 4 or 5 dbi diople antenna

[@fares30]

what is the longest distance in mile can this antenna reach .

[@gennacruda6856]

Upto 26 kilometers

[@aperson1181]

what usb adapter do you recommend?

[@SimpleWiFi]

The Simple WiFi N700

[@charliebarreto8288]

Hello, I haved the same Antena and Doesnt work,How cant fixed.

[@SimpleWiFi]

Contact the manufacturer. Did it come from Simple WiFi ?Are you aiming correctly?

[@charliebarreto8288]

SimpleWiFi Yes but i thinks is need repair.

[@SimpleWiFi]

OK

[@irenerueco9434]

how much is the parabolic wifi antenna?

[@SimpleWiFi]

$129 + Shipping

[@arthurarruda3604]

what antenna i buy for expand receiver sinal ? help plz

[@SimpleWiFi]

Our website

[@arthurarruda3604]

@@SimpleWiFi Tks

[@boblob957]

Y'all have Fiber optic in that neighborhood... actual fiber in the back yard there in that green round tube. Why do you need this if you live in an area with fiber...

[@SimpleWiFi]

1) That's not fiber, I wish it was. 2) This video is just an example video not a real-life demonstration 3) If I had fiber this would be awesome to share my high speed signal far away to a buddy

[@ibrahimalamoudy3573]

i have Hawaii router ,could ir work with this router

[@SimpleWiFi]

If it has detachable antennas it will.

[@romeovasilev3733]

what router l can use for the antenna ?

[@SimpleWiFi]

One with detachable antennas.

[@CountryHouseIncubators]

Ifnan antenna is a 5ghz antenna do i need a dual band router. One for the 2.4ghz wifi to our devices and another to the antenna?

[@davidmofokeng5309]

CAN I USE IT ON OTHER KIND OF ROUTER NOT TP-LINK?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Yes

[@abc2abc]

caps off..

[@lasimunhmc6338]

ANTENA WI-FI SAYA MAU DONG MAS BELI ANTENA WI-FI

[@negueba235689]

I live in Norway and need a wifi signal to travel 5km = 5000m.. how do i do it?

[@SimpleWiFi]

15meter tower and high power radios with line of sight.

[@negueba235689]

any idea where to buy it? =)

[@SimpleWiFi]

www.SimpleWiFi.com

[@negueba235689]

i do not find any tower, and what antenna to use :D

[@negueba235689]

and I find only antenna and so on. no radios?

[@jasonhuey8524]

I want to receive wifi from McDonald's or hospital to my house. How can I hook it up so I can run more than one device?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Have you seen the PiFI video?

[@jasonhuey8524]

@@SimpleWiFi no I haven't

[@jasonhuey8524]

I just ordered this one

[@matsagor5326]

How can I get this from Bangladesh

[@SimpleWiFi]

Order through our website.

[@samuelanselmo4159]

How much for the package...

[@SimpleWiFi]

Depends on what items you select. Check out our site and give us a call!

[@ibrahimalamoudy3573]

how much does it cost ?

[@SimpleWiFi]

www.simplewifi.com/collections/antennas/products/parabolic-grid

[@saleemshaheen3684]

Can We use Coaxial GR-6

[@saleemshaheen3684]

Which type of cable you are using .

[@SimpleWiFi]

No the impedance doesn't match.

[@ElectricRCAircraftGuy]

So you said the most common question is, "what's the range?", and then you never answered with a single empirical number of "what's the range." So, what's the range? Obviously it depends on Tx/Rx power, interference, elevation, blah blah blah, but: give some numbers: what's the range? Ex: Bill got 1 mile, Jan got 300 yards, Michael Jordan got 3 miles with a 2W Tx and yaggi in parallel with the parabolic....give some real numbers please. Something is better than nothing.

[@SimpleWiFi]

I used to do that - but unfortunately many people would misinterpret what I was saying and assume they could reach 8 miles away with a small antenna. Then they come screaming at me because they think I lied....

[@ElectricRCAircraftGuy]

@@SimpleWiFi with an overabundance of information, you could just point them to a page and say, "look at the variability: you need two identical setups with $300 antennas to get 2 to 8 mile range and they must be exactly aimed or they don't work at all. The price of professional setup is $500 and the antennas are $600 total ($300 x 2) or else more typical numbers are 100 to 300 yards. You knew that going into this because I sent you this page" (containing a ton of examples and information). So, your 100 yard range with a < 1W wireless AP and 3 inch panel antennas is fantastic, and expected, as shown in Figure 3.

[@ErikThiart]

Range?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Up to 8 miles under perfect conditions.

[@ErikThiart]

@@SimpleWiFi next question today 2019. Assume I operate a 2.4Ghz Hotspot (using a Mikrotik metal AC and a 6dbi omni antenna) how can I increase that range. Rephrase, if I want to create a 2 KM wifi dome for my Hotspot, how would I go about it antenna wise. Looking forward.

[@SimpleWiFi]

I would be with the use of sectorials.

[@ErikThiart]

@@SimpleWiFi 120 degree sector antennas each side of the area, pointing in?

[@SimpleWiFi]

@@ErikThiart Correct

[@LEGIOXIIIG]

Good video. The only thing I wanted to point out is that the usage of the word "Gigahert", there's no such thing. It's "Gigahertz". Hertz is not a plural word - e.g. if you have 1 Gigahertz, it's not "1 Gigahert".

[@mustangtamu6999]

How far rang coverege sir 24 dbi plzz tell me

[@SimpleWiFi]

Max 8 miles

[@tascabron6462]

Mine only goes like 5 homes 🏡 around

[@masririd9170]

Hi, Do you think this antenna Grid will work on TP Link TL-WN7200ND?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Looked it up on Google and yes it will. The USB adapter has a detachable antenna. Just make sure you get the right cable assembly which we have for sale on our site. N-Male to SMA-RP.

[@montanaprepper3926]

Wouldn't a solid aluminum sheet molded to the parabolic mirror enhance directional gain?

[@SimpleWiFi]

Yes and no - it depends on the frequency and feed horn position.

[@montanaprepper3926]

@@SimpleWiFi Verizon 4glte band with feed horn dialed in? I guess I could test it out. I don't see how it could hurt. Just boosting the parabolic reflection. Might help reduce noise to my MiFi since this will be a vehicle setup with the antenna at the rear of the pickup and at least 13 feet high. I will focus on positioning my truck facing away from the signal tower because the MiFi will be in the cab.

[@montanaprepper3926]

@@SimpleWiFi and thank you for all your responses because support means as much to me as the quality of the product. I'll be buying the antenna in a couple months when cash is available. Would you folks be willing to dial the feed horn in to the Verizon 4glte band before shipping? I can't afford the digital signal meter.

[@montanaprepper3926]

@@SimpleWiFi it's the unlimited 4g LTE band I think band 4

[@SimpleWiFi]

The gird has the option to "dial in" as standard. We're working on a video on how to use the grid soon - so you are all good on that regard. It's for sale here on this new site/brand we are making for non-WiFi stuff: technicalantennas.com/products/ultra-wide-band-parabolic-grid

[@ridvandemirov]

what is best antenna ubiquit antenna na 5 or tp-link 2424B? long range km what is?

[@SimpleWiFi]

The Simple WiFi one G2424.

[@joelabenoja996]

Magkano ang halaga..

[@isurunuwan2575]

Hi. Sir. I have huwawei router. I no have good 4g coverage here. Can I use this type antenna to catch 4G signal. Please help. Thanks

[@SimpleWiFi]

No it will not work - you need a wide band cellular antenna.

[@johnlupo3919]

GIGA HERTZ HERTZ HERTZ HERTZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SimpleWiFi]

#triggered

[@69KingVideo]

24dBi sir wifi range kitne hoge

[@SimpleWiFi]

Up to 10 miles depending on many factors.

[@ozan935]

help me please, i need your email for more question.

[@SimpleWiFi]

[e-mail]

[@hamzazouine6952]

its work come antenna with alfa wifi

[@SimpleWiFi]

Yes

[@josiahbarkhau9359]

The only way to get FREE.99 WiFi!

[@VijayaGopala]

Did I read you correctly that you are too embarrassed to reveal that your antennas never reach the expected 100m range, that you better avoid the uneasy range question? This advertisement is completely void of facts, only good for idiots.

[@Sarah_Swede]

Sesame Street information wrapped in a commercial for overpriced cables. Don't waste your time here.

[@darrenblanchard6232]

You seem to have the answers, so I'll ask you: I have a 24dBi parabolic gird and wish to broadcast a 2.4GHz WIFI signal to a location about 350m (~1,200ft or 0.25mi). It's in a rural area with a slight change in elevation, and there are some trees in the line of sight. Antenna would fix at the highest point of my house, on the side of roof. What do you recommend?