915MHz LoRa Antenna for Helium Miner Bobcat HNT Hotspot - High Gain 900MHz Antenna for LoRaWAN IoT & Blockchain Devices - Perfect for Outdoor Mining and Long-Range Wireless Connectivity

I got this antenna and ran it through my VNA and was impressed at the numbers I got. Very low SWR in the 915MHz frequency (and especially 906.875MHz where you would want to use it for Meshtastic) which was my intended purpose for this antenna, but after checking the data sheet that is located on the SignalPlus web site, it reads 10.5dBi not 15dBi. I contacted both the Amazon seller as well as tech support at SignalPlus and they confirmed that this seller IS in fact their distributor on Amazon but with regards to the 10.5dBi vs 15dBi numbers "The antenna can be 15dbi, BUT only under very ideal circumstances and only at high frequency point." So that the frequencies most people would use it for (in the 900-920MHz range), plan on 10.5dBi of gain. If you want to use it above 1GHz, you might get 15dBi out of it.Having said that, this is a great antenna and I do recommend it. It has very good gain for Meshtastic ... at the full +22dBm power output of most transmit units, and a reasonable amount of low loss coax, you will be at or slightly above legal limits for transmit power for ISM devices. The build quality is excellent and comes well packed and arrived fast. The 32 feet of RG58 is of good build quality, but the included RG58 cable is the wrong cable for the 915MHz frequency. Even with a perfect 1:1 SWR, the coax will lose 5.087dB (69% of your power at .25w). By comparison, LMR-400 of the same length, only has a loss of 1.285dB or 26%.Again, this is a quality antenna, but you should count on lower antenna gain numbers and if you are operating at 900+ MHz, sell the included cable at a hamfest.