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Discover the Power of External Antennas: Unleashing 5G Connectivity Beyond Maps
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- čas přidán 5. 08. 2023
- Explore the untapped potential of 5G connectivity in non-coverage areas with our latest video! Join us on a journey as we test the limits of 5G technology using the Teltonika RUTX50 router and the Poynting Antennas Mimo 4 17 antenna. Despite being outside the 5G coverage map, we reveal a groundbreaking solution that could revolutionize your internet experience. Watch as we demonstrate the seamless transition from 4G to 5G, showcasing download speeds of up to 350 Mbps and upload speeds exceeding 100 Mbps. This real and unfiltered demonstration proves that with the right equipment and setup, you can enjoy lightning-fast 5G internet anywhere. Don't miss out on this game-changing revelation - dive into the future of connectivity today! Visit rfshop.com.au for more information and upgrade your internet experience now. #5G #InternetRevolution #ConnectivityBeyondMaps
Great video, like always David.
Baie dankie
Where you are going wrong is an omni directional has to radiate the power in all directions but if you have a directional antenna and point the pannel of a flat pannel you will have much better results. I get 160 mbps down and 35 mbps up on top of a mountain just over the top of the crest of the mountain and 13 miles away from the closest tower where the provider says there is poor or no signal. Had to fight to get signal but a 70 Ft tall tower to get close to the top of 100-120Ft tall trees. In the end it is about line of sight and what frequencies go threw what objects is what it comes down to. Also If you make the antenna leads no more that 1-2Ft long and put the router in a weather tight enclosure right as close to the antenna your radiated power will be the most it can. If you can get SMA connectors and ditch the connectors and solder the wire right to the antenna elements, this means putting the board in the antenna and using POE with one foot long antenna leads. You loose all your signal in the wire, Transmitted power is most usable right out of the modem with the shortest leads and no connectors pumper directly into the antenna element. Ditch the antenna wire and connectors all together. The leads are small that have the snap on connectors on them but are 50ohm and if you get them in a 1 foot long cable the center terminal can be soldered on to one phase of the antenna and the SMA connectors have a thread insert in the back of the SMA connector that I ditch the bigger ground side phase of the connector end and solder on the neutral phase of the bared back ground side of the antenna lead to the antenna neutral phase. I get a router that has no wifi in it and has 3 M.2 and Pcie connectors on the board and can be bought just as the board only for $75.00 USD to put the 4X4 MiMo 4G LTE modem in that is a foxconn CAT16 modem that is $35.00 USD. Nice show, details are what people like to hear!
Mate, I suspect that you don't understand the gist of the VLOG. Your ramble doesn't help anyone trying to boost for 5G. David has everything done correctly. I'm an electrical engineer, happy to discuss.
Hi Jeffery, took some time to think about a response. The channel is all about building a story, and the needs for one person and one situation is completely different and probably unusable to another person. In this instance, the only topic of importance is the fact that you should get an antenna outside to improve service. That's the only message that needs to be conveyed. Shorter cables, better antennas etc. is a topic for another video.
Do you have a video on how to do it? Or can you make a video of your setup?
@@dsradventure2233 yes that's actually the underlying video I am designing. I was hoping to have it ready, but now I'm waiting for BAT120 stock so I can take one and show it on the setup. It's the tripod, a small piece of DIN-rail and the u-bolt clamp. Will do !
Omg. CZcams once again has taught me that there's people out there who are so technically superior!
Thanks David.
Thank you !
More to come in the coming weeks
Great video! Thanks!
I have just bought the rutx50 and for the life of me can't find these functions in the RutOS app.
Is the android version different to the IOS.
The IOS doesn't have the RSRP , RSRQ and a lot of the other things you are showing.
I have to say, the speeds I am seeing with this modem are pronominal. A big step up from the Nighthawk M6. Not as portable but I can work with that.
Hi. We've had limited success with the RUTOS Apps. I use the web interface to see the details.
Hello and thank you for your video. I have very good 5G outside my house but very poor inside. I am looking to set up a 5G antenna outside to get good 5G signal and transfer it inside to my 5G SIM card router. I see that it has 2 femaleTS9 ports. My question is: will the antenna receive the 5g signal and take it to the router OR will the router transmit its own signal to the world through the antenna? OR does the antenna work both ways receiving and transmitting? Thanks in advance
Hi. Good question, and this is indeed something that we hear a lot. The modem ( NightHawk ? ) has 5G and WiFi. Both are bi-directional ... meaning that both send and receive. However, the 5G antennas will talk to the big outside cellular network and the internal WiFi antennas (which you often can't upgrade) only covers the house and immediate areas. I hope that makes sense ?
So if I understand correctly, if I set up the outside antenna (directional) it will both receive and transmit? And the one inside the router will cover the indoors areas?
Can you get wifi of up to 3 meters outside a caravan using the 3-14 antenna or do you need the wifi 3-17 antenna. What is the difference between 4-17 compared to 3-17 antenna. Cheers
Hi Debbie, I'm going to make a video this weekend where I present the differences between OMNI-3 and OMNI-4 antennas.
I'm pretty sure you'll get way more than 3m range outside the caravan
Is there a different to the puck type aerial and the blade type in poyntin range. I’m looking at 4-17 or the 3-17
Dear Simon, you can have a look at the smallest of puck type antennas, the PUCK-Series.
Hi Simon. My next topic will be to look at and explain some differences between the MIMO-3 and the new MIMO-4 antennas
@@RFShop brilliant when is that due out?
@@SimonLeverton I normally don't take a lot of time editing. I'll try and get the video done and uploaded this weekend
I know this is probably not the right forum, but can I ask if anyone has a delay in the swit hing between sim 1 and sim 2 for the RUTX50 5g modem???
Paris, how long delay do you encounter? Something we should raise with Teltonika?
@@RFShop I timed 27 seconds. Thats using the minimum amount of timming interval 1 and status 3 (off memory).
I can't see anything I may of left out. Just a slugish transition between the sim cards. With that said though, I have not seen a faster modem both up/down also using the Poynting MIMO 3-14 which works phenomenally :)
@@pahos6969 which modem? Mikrotik?
@@RFShop RUTX50
Why not do the test with the Antenna on and then off so we know its just not being outside thats making the difference?
Being outside makes the difference, and that was what I was trying to present.
The point is though, your modem remains inside, and then you use an antenna such as the MIMO-4 to be outside...leaving you the best of both.
In my demonstration I just had to bring the modem outside for practical reasons.
@@RFShop Thanks for the reply, appreciate your knowledge, my usage case is a little bit different though was wondering what you could recommend? Im a mobile broadcaster that streams live crosses from random locations like peoples homes ect.. I just ordered a rutx50 after watching your videos, was wondering what antennis you would recommend to pair with it for situations where signal is really low?
@@robert7622 here in Australia I've had a few of these instances. The theoretical best antenna would be the XPOL-24. This antenna has two XPOL-2's packaged inside that one enclosure, and it comes with the 4 cables to connect to the RUTX50. It's not a small antenna though, and it may be slightly easier to work with two actual XPOL-2's.
Can't go wrong. best investment for my Live streaming business. 400 Down/200 UP :)
Awesome feedback as always !
200 up? I also have a streaming business and am chuffed to see 50 up with the teltonika.
Are you using this antenna to achieve this?
I only have a 2x2 directional but am looking to go 4x4 on a 6m tripod.