Antenna Pointer

Name: Antenna Pointer
Rating: 3.3 (3036 reviews)
Author: Maciej Grzegorczyk

By: Maciej Grzegorczyk

It helps to align antennas

This app was removed from Google Play Store on 2025-01-13

Features & Capabilities

This app is showing a azimuth line on map for a given location. In strong electromagnetic field and close to the metal things compasses could not work correct. In those kind of situations this app could be useful to find reference points on map and help to correct align the antenna.

It should be helpful for all the people who: mount sector antennas (f.e. GSM sector antennas), mount any LTE and WIFI client antennas.

All settings are hidden in menu. For further info read help.
If there is any bug, please send me e-mail.

application idea: Adam Dabrowski

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Version:

3.0.3 Last updated: 2019-10-26

Creation date:

2012-05-05

Email:

m.*****@esys.com.pl

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Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2025-01-13

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Developed by:

Maciej Grzegorczyk

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.esys.antennapointer

Email:

m.*****@esys.com.pl

Website:

http://www.esys.com.pl

User Reviews

Pros

Helps in locating towers accurately.
Useful for fixing and installing TV antennas.
Provides direction to the nearest and strongest cell towers.

Cons

Clunky and frustrating user interface.
Limited functionality for different types of antennas.
Inconsistent behavior and crashes on certain devices.

Recent reviews

I am not at all familiar enough with the subject matter measured and analzed by this Antenna Pointer app, to judge how well it actually works. It looks impressive to me.

Ph*****, 2023-02-04

I'm sure it's showing me something, but I'm unsure what. I would have thought that it would point to the local TV towers, but that doesn't seem to be the case.