We have always liked Yagis better than grids. Additionally, we prefer
higher gain (tighter beamwidth) antennas with lower transmit power. Of
course, with 900Mhz is can be tough to get higher gain. Besides going
the parabolic route, which is problematic with 900Mhz; you can look at
using loop yagis. Checkout the following:
http://www.directivesystems.com/antenna1.htm
-Matt
Luke Pack wrote:
I have a situation where interference is playing a part in degrading my
signal. I am currently using flat panel 13db antennas. I want to try a
yagi or grid (been looking at Pac-Wireless) to narrow the beam and hope
to overcome this problem. We were fine until the leaves fell off all
the trees- they must have been guarding us. So, does anyone have a
comparison or preference... they have a 13db yagi, and a 15db grid.
Other than the fact that a grid is not cosmetically preferred, what kind
of results can I expect or is there a preference of yagi type or
manufacturer.
Thanks in advance-
Luke Pack
Wireless Administrator
Internet Services of Northern Illinois
(815) 380-3773 Ext. 286
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