WHAT'S THE PERFORMANCE WITH 20 UP TO 40 METERS BANDS?
1583028
in my experience with this antenna, the signals must be very strong to copy them. i have not used it that much on those bands, maybe only a few times to see. its not a dipole up at 30 ft and will not perform like one. but, its better than the stock antenna, esp if you run it outside. the main thing is its portability. you could get a 100 ft long wife and it will do better. but, its not as convenient as this, esp for air travel. N5XTC
1583029
It is a long wire. You can adjust the length to match the formulas from any band 160 up to your highest band (1.8MHz to 30MHz). Normally on receive, it doesn't make too much difference anyway. Just pull it out all the way in the room you are in and good luck. The bands are noisy now due to the solar activity and thunder storms. //...
1583030
The performance will be better than using the internal pull up whip antenna, because it is longer your going to pull in more channels on shortwave and bring in weaker signals better. It will be a definite improvement
1583031
I which I got it sooner. I'm set up in the basement and it made a big difference
120211
For the Sleek 3G "Passband Gain (Nominal)", their specs are 20db (typical) / (30db maximum). The 4G models are a little lower". NBC .
198295
Probably 2100 MHz band which is suitable for Europe. Anyway, phone was not able to be registered in T-Mobile and AT&T; networks in Texas.
822794
I'm not sure. You may want to check the bands and frequencies used in India.
795199
Dear Customer,Thank you for your question ,yes ,26-28 MHZ range is available
1062517
they perform fairly well. Best performance is between 10 and 40 yards but they can do decent near focus.
1517568
with 4g-lte i am getting ~ 33meg down / 15 meg up in non- peak times. very satisfied with performance & reliability.this is a fixed base installation on a cradlepoint router within line of sight of antenna about 4 miles away.
1711571
What I detected is about 600 to 700 meters in Ka band. Now I'm on the road and continue to test it
590114
I don't know what you mean... but my stations are located 40mi. away and I get them with a strong signal. I do need to adjust often to keep alignment. Hope that helps....
112104
sorry, i can't answer that. most of my signals are from the closest big city which is 20 miles away, but i get excellent signals from those channels. hope this helps.
851561
About 20 in the power band. Also If you're wondering about capacity it's one at a time unless you have the rotary clip.
845561
No exp with the 210, but I paired the 700 with 2x15 dB 2.4 gHz hawking antennas and 2x10 dB 5 gHz hawking antennas (Cisco business router as the dhcp server) and our coverage has gone from mediocre to awesome. The 5gHz band is not populated in our area (while the 2.4 band is overcrowded). We see superb signal strength on both and speed test on the 5 band with our fios connection is close to 50mb/s. Inter-router comm over the wireless is measuring in the 250mb/s range.
1312476
Only one band is necessary per person. Word of advice though, try to earth them in the ground outside. Avoid using the electric sockets, they will dose you with "dirty electricity".
199899
Not legally. I can't say for sure if it is possible. If I was going to get on 10m, I would get a 10m transceiver and tx on an antenna resonant on that band. Having said that, I think you might want to pose that question on the cbradiotalk forum because those guys will be in a better position to answer that question. I just run totally barefoot. If you want to get on 10m, get your license. 20 and 40 meters is where it's at anyway.
2116050
2G GSM (Bands 850, 900, 1800, 1900); 3G UMTS (Band 2100); 4G LTE ( Bands1800, 2100)
2177905
We are using high quality 75 ohm with a run of 53 feet. Reception of stations is excellent up to about 70 miles away. At that distance, reception is somewhat sensitive to interference from military and weather sources.
1030330
It is not a question of fit or power the antenna will provide an adequate standing wave ratio over the 10 to 11 meter bands. This is not the proper antenna for transmission on the other frequencies you refer to in your question.