Is a 5 GHz antenna will detect 2.4 GHZ signal?
- Thread starter JamesDC16
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Unless you posted the wrong part number that device is not a antenna. It is a outdoor bridge/repeater. It will only operate on the 5g frequency.
These seldom work to connect to a remote router even if it was on the correct frequency. Most times you must have a directional device like this on both ends to go any distance.
These seldom work to connect to a remote router even if it was on the correct frequency. Most times you must have a directional device like this on both ends to go any distance.
I said antenna but yes it's a outdoor bridge/repeater. So it will not detect 2.4 GHz signal? I know it's not exactly for this application but I am trying to make a kit like those for RVs to get wifi. Some people use the Ubiquiti CPE for this. I have wifi from where I am but the signal is really poor.
Thank you
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