Liono
Super Pro Member
I was on the edge of taking a punt on the Bluespot Mini 5G only just to see what it's performance was like, as 12db gain claimed, but performing a few little tests with the inferior external white antennas, it seems evident that all four and notably the bottom two TS9 ports to me allow 4G connectivity. My sumation is that all four ports are wide band to allow 4G 4X4 MIMO and 5G 4X4 MIMO, contrary to what I've been told (Top two 4G, bottom two 5G). Happy to be corrected though.
4G receiption test:

Also have collated the radiation diagrams, gain and VSWR graphs for the XPOL 24 and P-60 antennas. Looking at the 3.5GHz - 3.6GHz range, both seems to give a similar ~8.5dB gain, maybe XPOL 24 slightly higher nearer 9dB, XPOL 24 giving a higher 11 dB gain at 3.8GHz. P-60 seem more directional. If I'm reading right, then at 3.5GHz, the XPOL beam width is around 60 degrees and P60 is about 30 degrees. Noting the scales are different between antennas... the P60 is 0dB to -21dB and XPOL-24 is 0dB to -40dB:
4G receiption test:

Also have collated the radiation diagrams, gain and VSWR graphs for the XPOL 24 and P-60 antennas. Looking at the 3.5GHz - 3.6GHz range, both seems to give a similar ~8.5dB gain, maybe XPOL 24 slightly higher nearer 9dB, XPOL 24 giving a higher 11 dB gain at 3.8GHz. P-60 seem more directional. If I'm reading right, then at 3.5GHz, the XPOL beam width is around 60 degrees and P60 is about 30 degrees. Noting the scales are different between antennas... the P60 is 0dB to -21dB and XPOL-24 is 0dB to -40dB:
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