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Orbi RBW30 Antennas
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Re: Orbi RBW30 Antennas
My brief search did not turn up a "picture" of the RBW30. (I am not a great searcher.)
If you already have one, it should "come apart" easily with a small Phillips screwdriver.
What we think of as an "Omni-directional" antenna typically refers to a "do-nut" shape, where there are distinct "dead zones" at the exact top and bottom.
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Re: Orbi RBW30 Antennas
Here is what the RBW looks like inside:
https://apps.fcc.gov/eas/GetApplicationAttachment.html?id=3333993
@ModeratelyGeeky wrote:
Are the antennas in the wall plug RBW30 satellites omnidirectional? Does it matter whether they are plugged in vertically vs. horizontally?
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Is there a secret to get access to this web site? I get a "Not Authorized".
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Re: Orbi RBW30 Antennas
Thanks for the link to pictures. It appears to me that there are two sets of antennas at the top. One set oriented vertically and the other horizontally. So, it might not make any difference which direction the RBW30 is plugged in.
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Re: Orbi RBW30 Antennas
I presume not. As long as the unit is getting air flow.
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