Reddit reviews Proxicast 11 dBi Yagi High Gain 3G / 4G / LTE/Wi-Fi Universal Fixed Mount Directional Antenna (698-2700 MHz)

I have one proxicast yagi antenna and 25 foot lmr400 cables and I can not find a signal above -114 RSRP and -19 RSRQ. I tried aiming it where the tower is and tried microcorrecting for atleast a good 6+ hours and I have not found a single spot where it would get any better. I tried mounting the antenna to a 16 foot pole and moved it around various locations and had it hooked to the Nighthawk and that didn't help either. Using my Netgear Aircard mimo works better mounted to a window with aluminum foil which doesn't make sense. I can get -108 RSRP and -14 RSRQ - It's rare to see that but it can. Usually I get -113 RSRP and -17 RSRQ as of late. I see average speeds of 3mbps Down and 0.03mbps Up with the Netgear Aircard and with the Proxicast I get 2mbps Down and the Upload usually won't even finish in speed tests. 2 Times however using the Proxicast I seen 10mbps down and 50 Up which never happened again - I wish I could see this happen again - I left it exactly the same and no results after waiting for hours and resetting and calling At&t and unplugging it and moving the antenna again and rechecking the cables and factory resetting. I'm probably just going to send the stuff back It's so frustrating spending hours upon hours and not seeing any real results. PS. I live in a very poor signal area and seeing 2 bars is really rare in the window - throughout the house and even outside I can't seem to find a signal. I have turned off stream saver. Antenna
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A big problem I have is the latency is so bad when it hops to a lower RSRP and RSRQ - which it will go from -110 to -116 pretty commonly so 60ms turns into 700ms or even higher : (

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I am using these Yagi antennas: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00RJQ8RGC/

Cables are from MPD digital. US made high quality and low signal loss. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008B49AZI/

They work amazingly well providing significantly lower latency. Better than I ever had with Comcast...

Edit: Don't have any recommendations on external enclosures for I have been re-using old ones for my needs. I assume any should work just as well as long as it is of decent quality.

I am now using a mofi router with 2 antennas that looks like this https://www.amazon.com/Proxicast-Universal-Directional-Antenna-700-2700/dp/B00RJQ8RGC/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1537481737&sr=8-6&keywords=yagi+antenna
(sorry, I don't remember what exact brand I bought was)

I am consistently getting around 30-50mb down AND up every time I speed test. I am super happy with this set up, as I had pretty slow options living in a rural area. So cool that this is an option now!! :)

I am in europe so I don't see the product I bought on Amazon.com. The product is this one:

Antenna 4G LTE 5G MIMO Direzionale 700/800/900/1800/2100/2600Mhz LowcostMobile 2x10m nero Connettore SMA https://www.amazon.it/dp/B01E7CWNSI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_uWoWuQdPz19hI




By the way I see equivalent or better products under the brand Proxicast.

You can buy two Yagi antenna or one patch mimo like mine.

Example of yagi antenna: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RJQ8RGC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_qq0YCbPHVW267

These:

Proxicast 11 dBi Yagi High Gain 3G / 4G / LTE/Wi-Fi Universal Fixed Mount Directional Antenna (700-2700 MHz) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RJQ8RGC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_rFZmDbXA544GP

Allegedly these are very good for the task.

How do you weigh in regarding shorter transmission line with connectors for egress vs, longer transmission line without connectors?