@CarlosOliveira 

https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/272342

John vk3hjq 

  @vk3hjq 

Thaos for the help @vk3hjq ,

Just one doubt, are the TP-LINK MR600 and ARCHER-MR200 the same in terms of antenna receivers?

THanks agauin for your support.

  @CarlosOliveira 

I dont know, you wiil need to look up the specs.

John vk3hjq 

  @CarlosOliveira 

Hello,

I´ve bought this antenna, let´s see how it works.

Thanks for the help

  @CarlosOliveira 

I hope it works ok, usually these types of Panel Antennas have less gain over a LPDA & a lot more cable loss.

John vk3hjq 

  @vk3hjq 

Hello,

I've already tested it and it's giving a gain of 7.5dbi.

The signal increased from 14Mbps to 32MBps, and is now stable in 4G.

Thank for all your support.

Best regards

  @vk3691 

One last doubt if you don't mind.

Does it make any difference the way i connect the vertical and horizontal antennas to the router?

I've tried both ways and seems the same result.

Thanks and have a good Sunday

  @CarlosOliveira 

So are these antennas mounted Vert & Horiz & not @ 45 deg as they should be for 2X2 MIMO.

The top antenna should be connected to the AUX.

John vk3hjq 

  @CarlosOliveira 

How did you work out the gain figure of 7.5dBi, as 5mts of RG58 coax used on these panel type antennas @ say 900Mhz is about 2.7dB of loss, (3dB is 1/2 your signal gone)

Now you can see why you have to use LMR400 coax (or a similar low loss coax) which would only have a loss of about 0.6dB instead of 2.7dB. This is dB not dBi.

John vk3hjq