03-08-2009 02:24 PM - edited 07-03-2021 05:16 PM
For the 1250 Series do you need to specifically purchase a "diversity" antenna, or does that just come with the fact that there are 3 antennas per radio module?
Thanks,
Paul
03-09-2009 07:00 AM
Any diversity or 802.11n multi-packaged antenna is simply 2 or 3 antennas in a single package. So there's nothing special about them, and simply purchasing three identical antennas is the same as using one of them.
03-13-2009 11:03 AM
Paul,
I guess that depends by what you mean when you say diversity.
Directional antennas provide just that, direction. Where your signal coverage is 'directed' to just a certain area, such as long range, or in a 90 degree pattern, etc.
By diversity, that sounds more like the fact that each radio has 3 antenna outputs. So each of the radios in the 1252 Access Point is sending out 3 signals at one time. Whether each of the these 3 antennas is separate, or all built into one piece..its still 3 diverse signals.
Hope this doesn't confuse you any more than you already were :)
-Luke
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