Directional Wifi? Looking to get 30-40 meters of distance w/ good connection. (Page 2/2) ls3mach JUN 15, 01:48 PM quote Originally posted by 82-T/A [At Work]: Guys, just got the antennae. Quick question... I know the antenna needs to be mounted vertically, but does it matter if it's upside down or rightside up? Does this change the phase of the signal? Mine did not. I checked RSSI values at the time. Sorry I can't remember all we did trying to get the best signal. I am sure it is item and site specific. Ours didn't matter or was negligible. Jake_Dragon JUN 15, 02:44 PM quote Originally posted by 82-T/A [At Work]: Guys, just got the antennae. Quick question... I know the antenna needs to be mounted vertically, but does it matter if it's upside down or rightside up? Does this change the phase of the signal? I would expect it doesn't matter as long as you keep the horizonal plane the same. Look for a wifi analyzer app for your phone or laptop and it will help you position the antenna for best coverage. I always mount the antenna/device on a pole so I can move it around until I find the sweet spot then mount it. This also works great for positioning new security cameras. 82-T/A [At Work] JUN 15, 06:58 PM quote Originally posted by Jake_Dragon: I would expect it doesn't matter as long as you keep the horizonal plane the same. Look for a wifi analyzer app for your phone or laptop and it will help you position the antenna for best coverage. I always mount the antenna/device on a pole so I can move it around until I find the sweet spot then mount it. This also works great for positioning new security cameras. Awesome, thanks! That's more or less what I figured too.