WSEN982

Also, just read this on digi.com. Any comments to this? "Also note that antennas with higher gain focus the energy over a smaller area. Digi recommends avoiding the highest gain antennas in most applications because they are more difficult to work with. Recommended antenna gains: Omnidirectional: 3 dBi to 6 dBi Directional: 8 dBi to 11 dBi Note: High gain antennas are of limited use in extending the range in a non-Line-of-Sight (non-LOS) environment. In a non-LOS environment the obstructions contribute more losses to the system than the antennas are able to overcome. Also, the obstructions cause the signals to bounce and arrive at the antenna from different angles so it is desirable to have an antenna with a wide beam width and a lower gain.

that'd be dbi - thanks for catching.

Anyone try out either the Hyshikra FB17UV (1.7 meters length) or the FB22uV (2.2 meters length) base station GMRS antennas? I really would like to get at least 7-8db gain. These claim that. Amazon.