Tenmory 915MHz Antenna 5dBi Gain Antenna + 15cm IPEX Extension Cable 2 Pcs

I installed these last week on my Nebra hotspot and I have seen some improvement. It was easy to install and seems to be durable quality. I will continue to see how my earnings change and update as needed. One thing I would recommend is to doublecheck the connector type. I did have to change out the connector since it's a male connector on the device. This was my fault though.

En el analizador dió buen resultado con la antena recta. Con la antena a 45° también dió buen resultado, pero a 90° todo se descompone y da resultados muy pobres.Falta ver cómo se comporta en campo.

Bought 4 of these (2 sets) to install on Wisblock radios for the Meshtastic network. We tested the antennas, and they came in at around 1.6:1. Not great in the bench test, but not horrible either.But where people get all worked up about theoretical bench tests, I want to see where the rubber meets the road... err... air.We loaded 4 of them up and got a few nodes as high as we could, including in a tree on my property, and we have consistently hit our other nodes 15 miles away, across a river, and in another town. I cannot recommend these antennas anymore, especially given the excellent price.

Replaced the DIYMall spring stub antenna with these, extended the range from a block to multiple blocks in a small town/urban setting.

Tested 3 antennas advertised as 915Mhz and this, by far, had the worst SNR. The test was 1/2 mile between nodes. Sent one message with each antenna. The first sent with a stubby one was received at 2 db. A different/longer one from digikey sent was received at 2.75 db. This one… -9.75 db. Not sure what frequency the ones I got were intended for, but it’s not 915 MHz.