Wireless Joint

Bump. Did I miss something? Are they discontinued or will they be back in stock at some point?

Any idea when these will be back in stock? TIA.

Didneywhorl wrote: Sun Nov 08, 2020 10:01 am FYI: thewirelesshaven.com is working on getting the special connectors/pigtails to allow adding pigtails for external antennas to the Tmobile home internet device.

Nice, hope you all can get them and at a decent price.

Thanks. As much as I hate to do it, I'm afraid I will need to keep taking the pole down and moving them up or down then standing the pole back up and trying it.

Yes, new location.

I ended up getting those adapters from Amazon. I also put my antennas up another 5' higher. Unfortunately, I could no longer pickup band 5 anymore. I saw it briefly and I saw band 2 briefly but mainly I'm only getting band 12. Signal is not great. -115 to -120 with an RSRQ that floats between -11 to ...

I'm shocked and cautiously optimistic that I'll have a usable signal at the new location. With no signal on the nighthawk itself at 15', the two panels at 25' are giving me a usable band5 signal. Speeds are varying from 5 to 15 down and 1 to 2 up. The tower I'm currently pointed at is 10 miles away ...

How far away is the tower you are pulling B2 from with the grid?

Viper67857 wrote: Mon Jul 13, 2020 6:19 pm Might have something to do with being in the attic. I'd try getting them outside, if possible. Maybe the yagis aren't quite as affected by those materials since they're a bit more directional.

This thought crossed my mind but I had no real proof since I didn't test outside.

Did you try to match the antennas to standard signal planes? IE each tilted opposites +/-45 degrees?


Yes. Also, something else I forgot to mention is I'm NLOS. Again, I was really only testing the panels at my current location. I'll be gone from in here a couple of weeks. I'm hoping to do some ...

I've had dual Wilson yagi's in a mimo setup(mounted in my attic - asphalt shingle roof) for a little over a year. I'm 4.75 miles from the tower. I have an AT&T nighthawk router with an AT&T plan. The yagi's are connected to 20' LMR400 cables then pigtails to connect to the nighthawk. This setup has ...