2 x 2.4GHz 6dBi Indoor Omni-Directional WiFi Antenna 802.11n/b/g RP-SMA Female Connector + 2 x 20cm/8" U.FL/IPEX to RP-SMA Pigtail Antenna WiFi Cable

So my iAqualink 2.0 module is mounted on the west side of the house and after 5+ years the antenna was completely cracked and disintegrating.I found a reddit article on using this particular amazon antenna to replace it and really it was quite easy to do.I found that if you put the included nut and flat(ish) washer on the threaded end of the included cable it was the perfect length to go thru the module housing hole and rubber washer for the antenna to screw on and make connection with adequate sealing force on the rubber washer.YMMV but this worked out for me.Take care removing the little barrel connector off the WiFi module and installing the new one. These are easy to damage if you dont get them aligned correctly.Works better than before with much stronger connection.

Be careful with the disassemble and reassemble of the delicate components

I added this to a Seeed Studio Xiao ESP32C6 and it improved the Zigbee connectivity range. Very happy that I can connect my custom Zigbee device way out into the yard where I couldn't with the on-board antenna.

Added one of these to my Eachine ER8 Tx in hopes to get better range and it only made it worse. Using the hole I made to add this antenna I now swapped back to the stock one but this time had it come out of the Tx through the hole I made. Made a WORLD of difference at that point. Guess that's all that needed to happen in the first place. Did a test with both stock antenna and this new one at the same located and found the stock antenna to get me further with less break up over this "upgrade". Im sure there are others I can try but considering the range I'm getting now, I'll leave it alone......

Works as it should

Used as a ps4 controller range extender, worked great

There is not much to say; they are what they should be!

Good value for the money. The internal wiring isn't as shielded as the original, so don't know about the longevity, but this part is protected from the elements. I replaced the origial antenna in the transceiver unit with this and I have the second as a backup. Saved me several hundred $$ versus replacing the entire transceiver. The connection on this antenna snapped right onto the transceiver board. Easy peasy.