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Hi. Informative video showing real world use. Thanks. I do have a question - Would it be possible to power this unit via a battery so it can be used more mobile. I do live streaming and it would be good to have something like this is areas whee signal isn't as good.

I'd love to see what's inside! Pleaaasee..

I love the tech but still there are very few products on the market. I was looking for a WiFi Halow smartphone (in addition to it's 2.4/5GHz antenna) but no such thing has been created as of yet.

Great videos. Thank you!

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Im setting up to run my house off a Netgear nighthawk M6, I live in Melbournes West and my nearest 4G/5G Optus antenna is about 950m away in direct line of sight from the roof of my house. I have been told by Optus my house does not qualify for one of their 5G modem packages but as an Electrician I believe I can accomplish just as fast speeds as their set up by putting something together of my own. For this setup which antenna would you recommend me purchasing taking into account everything you said in the clip? I'm going to assume its the MIMO-4-17 but is there another antenna you believe might be better suited to my situation? Thanks 👍

Awesome, wish the camera focused quicker, but i appreciate the honest test and tips

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If anyone rolled out AI for engineering, or specifically antenna engineering, it wouldn't be a general purpose chat bot. These 'AIs' can get quite specialised depending on how they're trained. Whether anyone will create such a tool or not will depend on economics of whether it's worth pooling resources into the creation of AI assistant tool for this niche target. Assuming they do decide to do it, it would be great for those well established within the field, not so great for others. The boring work has to raise the demand for antenna engineers. When you bring in extra automation, productivity increases as, for the sake of example, every 1 engineer can do the job of 2. I don't know the economics of how much $$$ goes into engineer salaries when doing an antenna project, but if it's significant, then short-term you'd expect there to be more projects as every engineer would get the job done faster - meaning less money spent on salaries. Long-term, if we're assuming the antenna demand stops growing (as enough are built such that any new ones are experiencing diminishing returns), then the salaries in this field will likely reduce for anyone but the most experienced engineers due to there being more applicants per position open than before. It would also get more difficult for the newcomers to squeeze into the field. I wonder where would the replaced antenna engineers go? Would they go from the roles of doing the design to the roles of hands-on maintenance of existing antennas? Or are there other engineering fields to which the knowledge and skills they have would easily transfer?

I have 3 antennas but 2 ports. Is it better use better antennas for each port or hook up 2 antennas to one port and use 1 to other?

WOW, wonderful objective... like the way made... interesting idea. Remain only one thing... HOW TO ASK CORRECTLY... TO DESCRIBE correctly... for sure we have to made a way, leaving IA to enter in the field of this objective... a discussion for example, searching for existing "papers", then ask to hypothesize, deduce, improvements... look at the results... then verify the results, then writing the results continue... in fact, in this way and only in this way I solved, and I built things and circuits that otherwise I would not have dreamed. I often find myself with solutions that maybe I had under my nose, simple, effective, but I didn’t see them... If then, you want to find a way to make an IA respond in "absurd" way well, it gets simple...

You're asking the image generator to make engineering drawings. This won't work. You are misusing AI.

what about 3D metaline antenna by Huawei in latest Matebook X Pro , any review/comparing with normal antenna

You'd probably get better performance from a model that was more specifically trained on RF engineering text. I'm not aware of such a thing, but there are open source models that could potentially be fine tuned on more RF engineering textbooks and papers to improve performance. ChatGPT has decent understanding of various sciences, but often falls short once you get too specialized. The image generation is really built more for making pretty pictures than engineering diagrams. I'm not aware of any publicly available image generation or engineering diagram generation that would be accurate for something like this, but it hardly means it is not possible if someone was so inclined to design it. Since the engineering and math is well understood its probably easier to write a more traditional software package to do the design at this time. We've had programs to do that for decades of course, and they'd be significantly more compute efficient that using giant generalized AI models running on millions of dollars of hardware. You might try looking into Nvidia RAN and Nvidia Aerial. developer.nvidia.com/gtc/2020/video/s22009-vid docs.nvidia.com/aerial/index.html Much of this is just GPU acceleration of the math rather than "AI", though. Codifying the problems is a good start, though, and generative AI may help improve the ability to search the possible space of solutions for complex problems.

Engineers and programmers without talent will be replaced.The smart ones are always going to be ahead of AI, because AI is a tool and not a person with interests.

ok you should of built it and then designed a (got ai) to make a better improved version to compare it to along with a couple standard ones and do tests that would be interesting!, but prompt engineering is key, you have to tell it what you expect of it, for example tell it you want Xn eliments or it wont know, its not a mind reader ...yet)!

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You should do a bit of research into Physics Informed Neural Networks. Large language models are not meant to do scientific research. You can use the programming skills of a LLM to help you design some software to create antennas though. Eventually you'll probably have an agent swarm with varying strengths and weaknesses creating computer programs to solve difficult problems in design.

No. It will be an expensive plugin.

LLMs, no. They can’t do math. ML algorithms are already popular in this space. The LLM hype train needs to crash.

remember: if a title or headline comes in the form of a question, especially yes/no form, the answer is next to always "no." and you can stop there.

I feel like it is a specific expertise and was probably not included in the dataset as much. It would be like asking a first or second year student to make one. Maybe if a company that had a lot of antenna engineers and lots of data of what the antenna engineers did. Then they train the AI on that data, maybe you would get a better response. But I still don't think they would be able to replace engineers as of now. Maybe in a few decades or so.

My industry has been using antennas designed by genetic algorithms for awhile. It depends on what you consider to be "AI" but these antennas are mostly designed by the machine. However, it still requires a lot of human work to design the algorithm, the scoring routine, and the initial seed. Genetic algorithms only work if the solution space is continuous (any solution has to work, better or worse), antennas usually meet that requirement. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolved_antenna

Halow advantage is versatility of working great indoors and outdoors without switching between 2.4 or 5.8 and the long range without bulky directional antenna just a regular omni stick like a ham radio. Hope manufacturers will focus on this 802.11ah/s use case scenarios and develop higher power add mimo for more thoroughput and more watt power for extended range like 6 to 7 miles. And make it man portable with battery like a tactical manet radio in a ruggedized tactical form factor.

Electroplating is the way. Prepare the plastic part with spray glue and graphite powder

The background noise is so peaceful actually but that’s just me. I would recommend closing the window for the Karen’s out there😂

What a bloody great video! It's so clear to me now

A Cat 6 router and Cat 20 router is difficult to compare I think? I am trying to figure out what is the best option for me to work on remote places. A nighthawk M1 with antenna or an other router with antenna. I need at least 2 mbit up (for livestreaming on TH-cam). Let me know your thoughts and solutions for this :) and thanks for the nice video!

Great video! Thanks!

Theoretically speaking , HaLow wifi could be built-in into mesh Wi-Fi system (eg: as a front backhaul between units) given the low speed maybe 2.4 / 5.0ghz n/AC bands (backwards compatible)

Great explanation, thank you.

I wonder what the speed have been had the router been outside the box instead of in? Also, what would the signal have been like had the aerial been inside the box instead of out? From my testing today, using a similar method, the results of speeds would have been similar with or without an aerial. In some instances, I had a higher signal without an aerial in lower signal areas. I tested 2 different aerials.

i have a problem with a router a bought online Huawei LTE TDD B222s-40 it disconnected from the internet. can you please assist me connect it

Hi, I was wondering if you can connect (either one) directly to a router with integrated sim card (which is in a rural area, so low reception).

from what i have been reading you can get above 300 mbit on halow with a 3x3 or 4x4 spatial stream connection. i'm hoping more gear comes out for 802.11ah soon. mesh halow gear would be amazing!

Hi sir, I have a question can signal booster can give signal for the prepaid wifi router?

Hello David,thanks for the clear video! I am facing an confusion. I live in a rural area where I have only mobile network,So I bought a wifi router where I can put an mobile SIM card and it catches the signal from the tower and spreads wifi like a normal wifi router pluggen into cable internet. as mobile signal is very weak I want to buy signal booster. I was wondering if its possible to connect the booster output cable straight into the input of wifi router?(my wifi router has removable antenna on screw) would that work?

I want to see the results of a range test with those 11 dBi antennas at each end.

Great Video! Curious why you chose the patch antenna instead of the highly directional antenna. Wondering if that would have made a significant improvement if you were able to better point towards the tower.

great video. Thanks. I would like your opinion on the best antenna for the routx50 router for motorhomes. I wanted to have a good WiFi signal inside the motorhome and good external reception. The Poynting antenna, which is the best model? thank you very much. For 5G use. hug from Portugal

I needed this, thanks!

I find Lora and halo very interesting. I want to create a city wide network to monitor my customers hvacr Equiptment. This would allow me to report issues and dispatch a tech to resolve the issue.

This is a amazing antenna. Excellent coverage and long range. Too bad were not mining Helium anymore. My IOT earnings are 20 cents USA a day with my Bobcat 300 LMR400 cable and 1000 foot elevation.

Thank you for sharing this information, it really helped me to understand how to optimise my Starlink aerial for best results. 👍

Anechoic chamber = a big flat empty grassy mown field, with no structures fences or trees closer than a few 100s of meters.

What antenna would be good using it with a first net Netgear m6 pro hotspot. I get good speeds, but I get some packet loss. And I use it for Iracing and my ping is 91 in that but sometimes I get a quick disconnect. So wondering if I added an antenna to my house as I have a 30-40’ tower tripod cemented in the ground and attached to the side of my house for my home internet which is a wifi antenna from another location but that’s slow compared to my hotspot. So I could use that tower to add an antenna to maybe get lower latency I was thinking.

Hi there, can you give me your nighthawk m6 if you don't use it please?