MiMo Cross Polarised 3G / 4G Yagi Antenna Kit

 

What is MiMo?  MiMo stands for Multiple Input/Multiple Output signal that uses several transceivers and antennae to improve throughput and range of the wireless network. Both APs and clients can use MIMO, though it is most often a feature of APs.

While it involves multiple technologies, MIMO can essentially be boiled down to this single principle: a wireless network that allows the transmitting and receiving of more than one data signal simultaneously over the same radio channel.

The advantage of a MIMO network over a regular one is that it can multiply the capacity of a wireless connection without requiring more spectrums.

Features:

• For use in conjunction with 3G or 4G cellular routers/repeaters (not provided) offers improved signal
• reception in fringed areas.
• Pre-fitted 5m dual coax SMA lead, can be used with SMA adaptors
• Weatherproof for external use.
• The MIMO aerials are compatible with the following transmissions GSM, DCS, UMTS, HSDPA, LTE.

Frequencies used by Virtual networks

Asda Mobile

• 1800MHz (2G)
• 2100MHz (3G & 4G)
• 2600MHz (4G)

BT Mobile

• 800MHz (4G)
• 1800MHz (2G & 4G)
• 2100MHz (3G & 4G)
• 2600MHz (4G)
• 3400MHz (5G)

iD Mobile

• 800MHz (4G)
• 1800MHz (4G)
• 2100MHz (3G)

Giffgaff

• 800MHz (4G)
• 900MHz (2G & 3G)
• 1800MHz (2G & 4G)
• 2100MHz (3G & 4G)
• 2300MHz (4G)

Lebara Mobile

• 800MHz (4G)
• 900MHz (2G & 3G)
• 1400MHz (4G)
• 1800MHz (2G)
• 2100MHz (3G)
• 2600MHz (4G)

Lyca Mobile

• 800MHz (4G)
• 900MHz (2G & 3G)
• 1800MHz (2G & 4G)
• 2100MHz (3G & 4G)
• 2300MHz (4G)

Tesco Mobile

• 800MHz (4G)
• 900MHz (2G & 3G)
• 1800MHz (2G & 4G)
• 2100MHz (3G & 4G)
• 2300MHz (4G)

Virgin Mobile

• 1800MHz (2G & 4G)
• 2100MHz (3G)
• 2600MHz (4G)