Why do I prefer an LPDA for mountains? We have flat panel antennas, you have LPDAs, and you have Yagi antennas. Those are the main ones that I can think of. I mostly prefer LPDA. The reason for that is the LPDA has a consistent gain across...
So, you’re using a Poynting antenna! Take a good look at it. Does it make your life better? If so, take a photo, write a couple of sentences and upload these to our portal. Share it on your social media (you influencer you!) and remember to link to our website or to...
In this video we discuss the background and illustrate how you can convert your stock Helium Antenna to an awesome 9dBi Helium Yagi Antenna for testing and experiments for free and earn more crypto in doing so. All you need...
HNTenna introduction and specs by David from RFShop Australia
The new Poynting MIMO-3 series antennas - we have been getting a lot of questions about what are the differences between them. We give a short overview of the features of these 4G aerials to make it easier for you to choose which...
In reflecting on 2021 and the crazy start to the 2020's we felt it was an opportunity to reflect a bit. The topics covered are nothing new, and the same conversation can probably be held over-and-over again. Although the way it's presented...
How to choose an antenna for my Helium Miner? The main thing is to avoid bad quality antennas and cables.
We keep talking about the 4G directional antenna, and have demonstrated the great performance one can expect from this antenna. In this video we run through the contents of this great antenna, and highlight the...
This is the next video in a series looking at how you can improve your 4G connection using external antennas. In this video, David attempts to improve his 4G internet connection using the Poynting 4G LPDA antenna. Watch the...
In this video we demonstrate the test setup used to generate antenna radiation patterns. The anechoic (i.e. no reflection) chamber eliminates reflections from the outside world, and you can clearly see how this antenna...
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