UeeVii Universal Wireless Bridge Bracket Mount, Pole and Wall-Mounted Mount for Outdoor Point to Point AP Access Point Client Bridge CPE,4-Pack

Got these mounts from the Vine program to go along with my new Ueevii CPE P2P wireless system. This is a 4 mount kit although I am only using two of them for now. Aiming is the critical part in a P2P wireless setup like this and that is why you want mounts like this.If you try to hang CPE units on a wall or place them on a shelf you will never get full performance from them. You need a mount that is not only rock solid but also allows fine tuning adjustments to angles.These are just stamped sheet metal and honestly not worth the $80 value attached to them. Not terrible just nothing fancy for that price. The mast tube is only capped at one end, but the powder coating is done well. I think they will last for a while but I'd cap off the bottom to prevent bees or something and help keep out moisture.In my case I was running a P2P link over about 250' from the attic of my house to the garage three floors down and across the yard. I mounted both units next to a window where they have line of site to each other but both are safely mounted indoors. I have an old house with no fancy glass coatings and was able after a some fine tuning to get 100% signal strength and link quality. Just for a test I tried moving both devices over a few feet and repeated the same but now pointing right through the walls - got about 75-80% as much signal that way too!I like to max out so left final setup pointing out the windows. I get the full 100Mb connection the ethernet port of the CPE bridges are capable of providing. More importantly it's consistent, never drops out or sags. After spending a few days fine tuning my setup I can safely say there is no way I could get such a great stable setup if I set the CPE radios up hung on a wall!This beats spotty wifi or mesh setups by a mile. I feel as confident in my P2P link as if it was a cable. The nice thing is when I upgrade to a faster set of CPE devices, all the mounting and aiming is already done so it will be plug and play up to gigabit speeds.Nice mount set, not worth $80, but $50-60 would be reasonable for what you get here. Thanks Vine!

I got these with the sole intention of using one for a Tempest weather station. The Tempest mount fits perfectly on the end of one of these mounts, and it was very easy to install on my shed. I did use some pliers to really tighten down the wingnuts. The thing doesn't budge now, which is great. The shed boards actually flex before the mount moves.

I used a pair of these to set up a point-to point wireless link at a local farm. They worked well to mount the access point and client and were very straightforward to install.

heavy duty, easy to mount

I used one for security access point and the other for large solar spotlights. A friend did the install and used my own harware and it was quick and easy. These will not bend or waiver... sturdy steel. Happy with these for my uses.

I have a camper in a very remote area. I needed to mount a cell booster to get a better signal and this mount did the trick. Easy to use. Very adjustable and holds the antenna great. This is a very good mount and I'm happy I got it.