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FAQ: Can an LTE antenna function as a GPS antenna?

Poynting Antennas March 19, 2026 No Comments

Technically, yes. Some POYNTING cellular antennas, cover GPS frequency bands, so they can provide a usable GPS signal when connected to a GPS receiver. However, cellular antennas are passive devices,…

FAQ: My router only has 2 antenna ports, but my antenna has 4 cables. Can I use a splitter to connect them?

Poynting Antennas March 19, 2026 No Comments

No, using a splitter will not improve MIMO performance and may actually make it worse. MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) relies on multiple independent ...

FAQ: I have a 4×4 MIMO antenna but my router only has 2 antenna ports. Can I still use this antenna with my router? How should I connect the antenna?

Poynting Antennas March 19, 2026 No Comments

Yes, you can still use your 4x4 MIMO antenna with a 2x2 MIMO router. Since your router has only two antenna ports, you should select one antenna pair from the…

5G RedCap and POYNTING Antennas: Optimizing Connectivity and Efficiency

Poynting Antennas March 13, 2026 No Comments

5G Reduced Capability (RedCap), also known as NR-Light, represents a pivotal advancement in 5G technology. Designed as a streamlined version of 5G New Radio (NR), RedCap bridges the gap between…

Understanding Antennas with Negative Gain (Especially at Lower Frequencies)

Poynting Antennas March 13, 2026 No Comments

When people browse antenna specifications, one question comes up often: “Why does this antenna show a negative gain value?” It’s a perfectly valid question — and the answer is much…

February 2026

Poynting Antennas February 24, 2026 No Comments

In this edition of To The Poynt, we highlight the real‑world impact of POYNTING technology—from rugged portable antennas powering mission‑critical deployments to smarter IoT, private LTE, and 5G solutions enabling…

5 Common IoT Antenna Mistakes

Poynting Antennas February 20, 2026 No Comments

Avoid these 5 common IoT antenna mistakes to improve signal strength, reduce costs, and increase device uptime.

FAQ: What do you mean with a 5G Antenna?

Poynting Antennas February 18, 2026 No Comments

A 5G antenna is a device that improves your internet signal by helping your router “hear” and “talk” to nearby cellular towers better. It strengthens weak signals and makes your…

POYNTING Out and About

Poynting Antennas February 18, 2026 No Comments

POYNTING recently showcased its expertise at two key industry engagements — Ericsson Connect 2026 in Greater Palm Springs, where our team connected with global partners and presented a PANL‑401 giveaway,…

Band 106: Enabling Reliable Private LTE and 5G Networks — and Why Antennas Matter More Than Ever

Poynting Antennas February 5, 2026 No Comments

As utilities and critical infrastructure operators continue their digital transformation, reliable and predictable wireless connectivity has become a foundational requirement rather than a nice-to-have. From smart grids and substations to…

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FAQ: Can an LTE antenna function as a GPS antenna?

FAQ: My router only has 2 antenna ports, but my antenna has 4 cables. Can I use a splitter to connect them?

FAQ: I have a 4×4 MIMO antenna but my router only has 2 antenna ports. Can I still use this antenna with my router? How should I connect the antenna?

5G RedCap and POYNTING Antennas: Optimizing Connectivity and Efficiency

Understanding Antennas with Negative Gain (Especially at Lower Frequencies)

February 2026

5 Common IoT Antenna Mistakes

FAQ: What do you mean with a 5G Antenna?

POYNTING Out and About

Band 106: Enabling Reliable Private LTE and 5G Networks — and Why Antennas Matter More Than Ever

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