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#261986 27-Dec-2019 20:25
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Hi,

 

If I can't get wired broadband I might try getting 3/4G with hi gain Antennas.

 

Do the NZ carriers do multi in multi out (MIMO)? I assume they need to be at 45 and 135 degrees? What should the vertical and horizontal separation be? I could make it many meters if need be. If there is a number I assume it is related to the wavelength although how I'd measure/rig that accurately I have no idea.

 

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  #2381979 27-Dec-2019 20:26
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Yes NZ mobile carriers support MIMO




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  #2381982 27-Dec-2019 20:38
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Get either a MIMO antenna, or stack them on top of each other, i.e. no real separation required.

 

 

 

 





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