looking for g4 (g5) lte (cellular)antenna preferably a directional one

[ino]

looking for g4 (g5) lte antenna preferably a directional one

i have a really crappy signal and in addition i nonstop connecting to a weaker and congested tower

all i can find are wifi antennas

which is the wrong frequency for my purpose as fare i know

wrong characteristics and not covering the hole required frequency range

3rd party antennas usually dont have TNC Male connectors and i would prefer not needing a bunch of adapters to get them connected but i am open to suggestions 

any suggestion appreciated 

[Flavio Miranda]

I suppose you are reffering to Cisco antennas? Where are you going to connect your antennas?  Which kind of device?

[ino]

device is c1111-4plteea

by "when" you probably mean where preferably outside (otherwise always :D)

i have got some extensions for the current ones (4G-AE010-R Extension)

but couldnt find a position with a reasonable signal with it inside the house

so i would like to try an external directed one

also i have the feling that after repositioning the antenna its not enough to wait a few seconds 

to a change in signal strength but need to hard boot the device

(this may be provider specific as it keeps me on the current tower

although the new position could have a better signal on a different one

trying to position it by mowing it an inch to the left and wait 5-10 minutes for a reboot 

is impracticable so a directed one would be really preffered)  

[Flavio Miranda · Accepted solution]

ANT-4G-PNL-OUT-N= Antenna

ANT-4G-SR-OUT-TNC=

[ino]

thx looks promising 

[Rich R]

Also remember you can have signal loss on the extension cables so best to use special low loss extension cables otherwise you risk negating any benefit of the external antenna.

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