Antennas Direct Indoor Long Range Digital Antenna

We were having reception problems using the built in antennas on our receiver until we attached this antenna. We went from having less than 50' of range to successfully testing at over 300'. Well worth the very reasonable cost.

The New integrated antenna is Great! No more snapped antennas. Works like a charm.

I used this speed light as a direct flash and as bounce of ceiling and walls. Indoor light and also indoor with a wall of floor-to-ceiling glass during daytime and also outside daytime. It worked as well as any Nikon flash I’ve owned, but at a fraction of the cost. Pardon me for posting this review before I have looked up using battery packs or its remote/sync/slave capabilities. But so far it has been perfectly reliable piece of equipment. (I was a full-time advertising and fashion photographer for 15 years in NYC)

We're using a UniFi long range AP and UniFi AP Outdoor access point to wirelessly link two buildings 250' apart (I know that is beyond the published range but it worked though somewhat unreliably). Putting the AM-2G12-120 antenna on the Outdoor AP boosted both send and receive strength enough to make the link reliable. The UniFi AP Outdoors mounts into the back of the antenna and connects using the supplied cables, though the tiny radio is dwarfed by the AM-2G15-120 antenna.

Very easy to connect. Not as long on a range as a cheaper and less reliable unit that has an external antenna.

Sleek good looking design, long range for a stubby antenna. Easy install. Clean.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is defiantly an upgrade from the typical antenna. For one it looks a lot better than the two antennas sticking up so that’s a win. Next, it seems to provide a better picture without all the cloudiness most have. It was easy to set up and you pick up a few bonus channels.

These have really come down in price. If your antennas are messed up these are the perfect fit. They do require soldering. I have a rework soldering iron so it took about 10 minutes to open the case with a Torx screw driver and replace the antenna. The one tip I will give you is install the new antenna and screw in the board it attaches to before you solder it. It sits at an odd angle and if you solder it first then put it in, you may miss the angle.

Since installing this we have not had any of our wireless mice drop out. We used individual antennas before and its nice to have just the one antenna up and out of the booth and get way better performance

I had 3 sets of Sennheiser's wireless Microphone that were still working, but the intallation along the antennas was cracked and peeling away exposing the antenna itself. So I did a search on YouTube and found it you can replace them antenna it wasn't a hard job to do. In fact I had to order a soldering iron because this is something that I usually doesn't do. I know I had to get antenna repair because I was getting dropouts since I replace the antennas the receivers and transmitters work that flawless. I knew if I had to send the transmitters and receivers into Sennheiser I would had to wait for the transmitter receivers to return which I use them almost on a daily basis. I highly recommend it if you have a Wireless set that need new antennas within this frequency range you can rest assured that they will work even if you have to send to a local repair and time and cost.