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ROADTEST POLL: Would You Be Interesting in Roadtesting a Multi-Hub Antenna?

rscasny
rscasny over 2 years ago

I have been in conversation with the roadtest sponsor about roadtesting a multi-hub antenna.

We both would like to to more activities around antennas, but we don't know much interest there would be in this particular product. Thus, I'm running this poll to gauge your interest in roadtesting it.

Here's some information about the product:

imageMulti-hub 5 in 1 external antenna

A multi-hub 5 in 1 external antenna including 2x 5G/LTE, 2 x WiFi and 1x GNSS. It provides 5G MIMO and Wi-Fi MIMO antenna system within compact antenna box and use in automotive telematics, transportation and remote monitoring applications.

Features

  • Working frequency 698-960MHz/1500-1700MHz /1710-2690MHz/3300-5000MHz for 5G/LTE
    MIMO, Frequency 2400-2500MHz/5000-6000MHz for WIFI MIMO, 1561-1602MHz for GNSS
  • Antenna Size:155x65x20mm with 1000mm Cable Length
  • Connector Type: SMA (M) ST
  • IP67

Here are some docs:

Datasheet

Product Specs

Application Specs

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 imageMulti-hub antenna 7-in-1

A Multi-hub 7-in-1 Antenna including 2 x LTE/5G full band, 2 x LTE/5G high band, 2 x WI-FI, and 1x GNSS. It provides LTE/5G 4 x 4 MIMO, WI-FI 2 x 2 MIMO and GNSS antenna system within compact antenna box and use in automotive telematics, transportation and remote monitoring applications.

Features

  • Working frequency 600-960MHz/1400-1550MHz/1710-2690MHz/3300-5000MHz for 5G MIMO, Frequency 2400-2500MHz/5150-5850MHz/5925-7125MHz for WIFI MIMO, 1561-1602MHz for GNSS
  • Antenna Size:160x115x22.5mm with 1000mm Cable Length
  • Connector Type: SMA (M)
  • IPX7

Here are some docs:

Datasheet

Product Specs

Application Specs

For other information

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  • charlieo21
    charlieo21 over 2 years ago +2
    This is an interesting hub antenna for a roadtest, I vote no because I don't have the skills or equipment to test this antenna o any other antenna. I hope there's someone who has the expertise for this…
  • Gough Lui
    Gough Lui over 2 years ago +2
    I think this one will be a tough one to draw a crowd. It's difficult to test antennas for performance objectively in ordinary environments, although perhaps use in an application is easier to demonstrate…
  • ralphjy
    ralphjy over 2 years ago +1
    If I were to road test it, I would do an application based test. I actually have a setup that uses LTE, WiFi, and GNSS antennas. Probably would compare performance against the existing setup.
  • shabaz
    shabaz over 2 years ago in reply to shabaz

    Unfortunately I don't have a classic car!, but for sure I've come across owners who were especially concerned with concealing antennas, and they kind of had no choice, because they absolutely need to hide such equipment for tracking purposes. I can imagine the same goes for various car enthusiast sports.

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  • beacon_dave
    beacon_dave over 2 years ago in reply to shabaz

    Unfortunately I have a friend that does... Slight smile

    Here is one such antenna from a classic car vehicle tracker
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    Hidden behind a trim by the rear window.

    Connected to this 

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    hidden in the boot / trunk

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  • DAB
    DAB over 2 years ago

    It is beyond my capabilities, but I would love to see someone integrate the antenna with an SDR device.

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  • embeddedguy
    embeddedguy over 2 years ago

    Will have to check the product details for better understanding and to apply for the road test but it seems interesting roadtest.

    Especially such device can be used to monitor the radiation caused by cellular network and also other wireless devices traffic monitoring. For example using Raspberry-Pi and a display it can demonstrate all the radiation related information.

    I voted for more than 80 hours because it making some demo could take time rather than a normal roadtest report of a product

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