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I have the antenna wired to the top of an RV I'm using for a few months and it's pulling a usable signal from everybody in the neighborhood where I live. This is in Florida mind you, where the sun and storms beat the antenna day in day out, without issue. The only thing I don't particularly understand is the wireless N specification but I can only connect to B/G with it when the signal is broadcast in B/G/N. May be an issue on my end but no big deal for me. I have used many adapters, from long range Alfa products to junky Netgear and this is one I can't say bad things about for the price. Might even be good to just keep one as a backup. Edit: I did my homework, this unit isn't 5ghz 802.11n compatible, I should have known that.