Which antenna to choose?

[biometrics]

So looks like I need to use a WISP at my new house as there is no ADSL and I'm a several blocks from fixed LTE coverage. It's a double story house so I might have fixed LTE coverage and I could use an antenna. But it's 150km away and I don't have sims to test with. I need to be online asap and the WISP has line of sight. So though I'd prefer fixed LTE I don't have much of a choice going for a WISP. That said ...

The WISP I'm looking at has these antennas as options, which would you pick and why?

 

[mister]

Whichever one the WISP recommends after testing the signal?

 

[biometrics]

Whichever one the WISP recommends after testing the signal?

I was thinking more long term. If I leave the WISP which will be more useful since I'll own it.

 

[rubber_otter]

Depends on a lot of factors.

What frequency is the WISP of choice using? Are you in a rural or urban environment?

Thinking about it, just take the antenna that the WISP recommends. They (should) recommend the best one for the job.

 

[Silver-0-surfer]

Thats quite the markup, is this the norm?

Lets take Dynadish.

Retail to anyone @R2695.00
Sold to resellers @R1895.00

Their price R3500.00, close to double the cost, does this include installation?

Anyway, I would go with the powerbeam 400.

 

[ponder]

Poynting has a dual high gain antenna that covers cell & wifi frequency ranges.
https://poynting.tech/product/lpda-92-lte/