Waterproof 5.8dBi Lora 915MHz Fiberglass Antenna with 20Ft Low Loss KMR195 Cable for Crypto Helium Hotspot RAK MNTD Nebra Bobcat 300 SenseCAP M1 EasyLinkIn SyncroB.it Hotspot HNT Miner

I have purchased 2 of these 5.8dBi antennas now (and plan to purchase a couple more). Both read an excellent SWR of less than 1.2 in the low 900MHz range (with 20ft cable). For the price it's an incredible value for a high quality outdoor antenna that also includes a mounting kit and cable. None of the components are cheaply made, either.I see some people here giving low ratings because their "witnesses" decreased, which has nothing to do with the quality. It's important to understand how antenna gain affects your use case (see antenna chart).

Very happy with this unit! Living in the west end of Houston, TX, and using a RAK WisBlock board I am able to receive occasional faint signals from Castroville, TX (west of San Antonio), Austin, Dallas/Ft.Worth, McAllen and Lake Charles, LA. Granted I’m in an apartment on the 3rd floor.

Llegó en tiempo y forma, físicamente tal como lo anuncian. Gracias muy buen producto y servicio.

I bought 2 of these antennas and set themUp in different locations for my helium minors. The just don’t work! Now I have to buy other antennas. Waste of money.

I purchased this fiberglass antenna advertised for 900 MHz use, and after testing it with a NanoVNA, I discovered it resonates closer to the 880–890 MHz range rather than right at 915 MHz. Build quality is solid, the fiberglass enclosure feels sturdy, and it mounts easily to a standard mast, making it a durable outdoor option. In real-world use with LoRa/Meshtastic gear, performance is acceptable, with an SWR around 1.4–1.5 at 915 MHz, which is workable but not as efficient as a properly tuned 915 MHz antenna. If your project or region uses the 868/880 MHz band, this antenna is a very good match. However, for US ISM 915 MHz applications, you’ll get better efficiency and range with an antenna specifically tuned for that frequency. Overall, it’s a decent product, but not the most accurate for 915 MHz users.