Should I have 2 antennas of this type on my RX monitor which currently have to pole type antennas?
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no, don't buy these. What you want is one of this type(clover) and a long range one that is more directional. Your monitor will switch between signals looking for the best signal. So you would want the wide range and a long range to get best of both worlds.
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short answer YES. The clover leaf antenna transmits and receives the radio waves much better than pole type antennas. Pole type antennas radiates in a vertical or horizontal pattern. Clover leaf antennas radiates in a circular pattern
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You should but Ihave seen them run just fine on one didn't change the range to much
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I say yes to maximize the full potential of the diversity design, but it will still work with one antenna of each type. After reading the answer from wes, he is correct. I was thinking about short range maximum strength, but for good coverage bith long and short you need one rx clover and the other rx directional.
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Hi Lynette,Yes, you do need two of them (in any case)....and if you buy this particular antenna...then yes, you need the 2 adapters. I returned this one & just bought another with the correct connector (RP-TNC for your WAP54G) to begin with (for the same price). Good Luck!
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Should work just fine; direction doesn't matter. Just make sure you have a good "coax grounding block" (also available on Amazon). I'm using them for my Dish antenna which have the grounding blocks already installed.
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One should be all you need. BUT, it is a very marginal antenna. I'd get something better like Powerlink or http://www.amazon.com/Alfa-AWUS036NH-Wireless-Long-Range-Screw-On/dp/B003YIFHJY/ref=pd_sxp_grid_pt_0_0
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As an owner I will say YES, as well as a place to attach one of those new-fangled antennas. If you really want to go in depth on knowing a lot about this or any other receiver, try and google the receiver model, add the word forum, and then add J.D. Smoothie. You will get a forum that also features an expert (J.D. Smoothie). He answers about every third question, has about 50,000 posts, and really knows his stuff. That is how I learned about receivers and decided.
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The mounting bracket that the antenna screws into needs to be GROUNDED..to the vehicle if not clamped to metal on the vehicle. Your answer is YES, you need a good ground on the bracket or mount that the antenna screws into! Hope this helps..Paul
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Can be used without the reflector -- that's how I have mine set up (pulling stations from two opposite directions -- due north and south-southeast). With the reflector I could only get one direction at a time. Without, I can easily get both. Just make sure to use the included standoffs to keep the bowties away from your mast. If you don't feel like drilling holes in your mast to match up with the holes on the antenna, you can also drill out the rivets on the reflectors and use the now reflector-less mounting post.
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Just the standard Di-pole antenna's are included, we offer packages that have upgraded options as well. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00M7BZ2HG?vs=1
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it depends from that type of use is applied... if as AP is used you can use two omni directional antenna of 12 dbi, model HG-5812 U-Pro of the L-COM company... if as link is used you can use two grid antenna of 27 dbi, model HG-4958-27G always of the L-COM bye alex
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I would try it with the omni antenna that comes with the booster. You can always add the directional Wilson later if you need to.
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It is attached to the router you receive from your cable provider. I doubt you could attach it to an antenna pole
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Mount the Antenna where the computer/monitor/router is going to be. You need only one.
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This is the passenger side model. I think it will interfere with either your tail or something, I don't remember.You want the Teraflex antenna mount model number 1912001.
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You might pick up the stronger stations but chances are you need an antenna outside the house on a pole. Look at Denny's antennas dennysantennaservice( dot )com for some help. There should be an antenna selector map for your area.
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Be sure to use GR8 cable and a lightning suppressor grounded at the pole. The antenna is a short RG11 cable with a BNC fitting. I remember male.
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Hi Railson....I do not understand your question, "Higher gain antennas recommendations ?"....could you please clarify. Thank you Chris
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Check the SWR of the antenna for the frequencies that the radio transmits in with any of the antenna analyzers available on the market. If the SWR is not high, then the antenna is right for this radio. It makes no difference in operation what the ring around the threads states. It is the SWR that matters.