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    Compact sector antenna WiFi Ubiquiti airMax Sector 5G 17-90 designed for installation where the placement of a full-sized devices is not possible or desirable. This WiFi antenna is almost twice shorter than the "large" Sector airMax and weighs just over 1 kg.

    Despite its modest dimensions, the device has retained all the key characteristics of the family of these WiFi antennas. Ubiquiti airMax Sector 5G 17-90 has the gain of 17 dBi and a wide sweep of 90°. WiFi antenna mounts to wall or post by means of special fastenings.

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    Hi buddy,

    I like your achievement, but you must to know that the gain of a cp cross biquad is negative, that is it is less than a single dipole because of the power split to feed two antenna elements from the same source,by cross-polarization, you lose about 6 dBi.

    Okay , I tried this solution without the results being spoken on the internet

    ,,,try this option too...

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