On-site testing should focus on isolating variables and capturing comparable metrics. Use the router’s status page to record signal strength and connection stability, plus observed data throughput for each configuration. When swapping a known-good antenna, test at the same location with the same cable length and mounting setup, and document the before/after results. Repeat tests with the same router and a different antenna, then swap back to confirm repeatability. Keep environmental factors constant (power, temperature, time of day) and add timestamps so carrier variations are visible. If you see improved signal and stability with the known-good antenna, the issue is likely the antenna path; if not, investigate the router or installation rather than the antenna.
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