The complete series of PTFE dual polarity is designed by our company designer, so there is no possibility to have same antenna as any another company, there is 3 versions:
No offense but this is not an advantage, from my knowledge two antennas will always be better than an mimo one. An if there is one mimo Antenna Gain should be 27dbi not 2 x 24dBi. This is confusing.
I regard your opinion, but we have checked few solutions made of antennas side by side with our design, we were always better. The fact is that we compared this one http://www.wireless-instruments.com/en/produkty/15/44/antennas-5-ghz/mimo/directional/wibox-pa-m5-20hv.html with 19 dBi dual polarity antennas. The diference was in materials used for the antenna PCB board, our antenna is made of PTFE teflon laminate, the antennas which we compared with were made on FR4 substrate. There is a possibility that single polarity antennas were poor, so the solution made of 2 was bad, or the combination was made bad, but we didn’t consider it as a problem for it’s not our business.
Maybe if we compare our products with made in the same materials and technology, the result would be different, but the global trend is to minimize antennas.
Interesting debate! If everything goes as I expected, I will do test with MIMO and two antennas, and post proof of better signal, and better everything, if you would be interested!
I directed the question to Normis as he listed a product which is available in may http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/hr13.pdf , so unless you have used SXT HG i am not sure you can answer my question?
Now, one MiMo antenna “acts” as 2 different ones. You won’t see any differences in signal or anything else - BUT the MiMo antenna MUST perform OK. - for the guys interested.
If MiMo antenna performs right, you don’t actually need 2 antennas.