What is the amplification on the antenna(s) of this router?
1347811
I don't know the exact specifics, but I can get almost 150 more feet of WiFi with this on my patio. It works well.
1855505
It come with two antennas like the one shown on the picture, and I don't think it's a high range antenna. I set up my Amped in the middle of the house on the upper leveland the lower level which directly below it, and my daughter who live in that level always complain the signal is weak often have trouble watch Netflix, so I checked with the cable company ant did a speed test on the internet, the speed shown I have approx 25 - 28 mbps. So I wonder myself whether the Amped Wireless High power router is High Power enough to provide high speed signal. By the way my house rather small, total only 1600 sq. ft. It come with two antennas like the one shown on the picture, and I don't think it's a high range antenna. I set up my Amped in the middle of the house on the upper leveland the lower level which directly below it, and my daughter who live in that level always complain the signal is weak often have trouble watch Netflix, so I checked with the cable company ant did a speed test on the internet, the speed shown I have approx 25 - 28 mbps. So I wonder myself whether the Amped Wireless High power router is High Power enough to provide high speed signal. By the way my house rather small,... » Read More It come with two antennas like the one shown on the picture, and I don't think it's a high range antenna. I set up my Amped in the middle of the house on the upper leveland the lower level which directly below it, and my daughter who live in that level always complain the signal is weak often have trouble watch Netflix, so I checked with the cable company ant did a speed test on the internet, the speed shown I have approx 25 - 28 mbps. So I wonder myself whether the Amped Wireless High power router is High Power enough to provide high speed signal. By the way my house rather small, total only 1600 sq. ft. « Show Less
1172874
I'm sorry, I don't know. I installed this at my mother's house 1200 miles away while there for Christmas. I would like to know this as well as she occasionally had trouble with a couple of channels.
931074
No, that combo router has internal antennas. The router must have external antenna that's removable. For this RP-SMA cable to work, you would remove the stock antenna & attach this cable to your router. Then reinstall the a antenna on the other end of this cable. I hope this helps
1993414
I have no idea. I just know the two I bought work great for boosting signal and increasing range.
1929292
If U check the TP-Link website... the antennas list dB gain. TL-ANT2414B 14 Db gain. But has short 3' cable, so must be able to be located close to the router. Amazon reviews say really boosts pickup ability of access point. But as Juan said.. the antenna on the router is to broadcast the LAN and receive back from ur computer... not sign onto some other network. The MR3220 gets the WAN from either ethernet (modem connection) or a USB 3G wireless modem.
1413827
No idea if it is or not sorry, but after using this router since August you are better off looking elsewhere. I have a 40mbs connection and always get 37 from my DSL modem router combo and the Hawking only ever gets 15mbs down. Their Tech support is lacking too. I have tried every antenna combination I have (stock OD, 7dbOD and 15db directional antennas all from Hawking) and it still under performs.
1742060
Don't know, but the connection on the new antenna is 1/4-20 thread. These units did nothing for range enhancement.
526705
Really depends on the power output of the router, it likes a signal strength of about 70%. My daughter has a combo modem/router with no external antenna that has a tough time going through two walls. The Amped will drop out due to the lack of signal strength of that router occassionally. If you have a router with an external antenna that you could change out with a high gain antenna to boost the RF output, this Amped unit will keep you satisfied.
725588
I do not know since I plug it in for several days and then close it down...the main problem is the antennae and getting a steady signal when I need it!!!! M
1717413
It depends how you have them set up. Computer A has the original router and might be wired directly tot he router. Even if computer A is wireless, unless you changed where you got the signal from, you still have signal coming from the original router. You can make changes to where you get signal by going to the place on your computer where you see the signals and choose one from the list of what you see available.I did find out that the signal from this Amped Wireless is not that great in my house and I have to turn my laptop a certain way to get reception even 25 feet away.Good luck. It depends how you have them set up. Computer A has the original router and might be wired directly tot he router. Even if computer A is wireless, unless you changed where you got the signal from, you still have signal coming from the original router. You can make changes to where you get signal by going to the place on your computer where you see the signals and choose one from the list of what you see available.I did find out that the signal from this Amped Wireless is not that great in my house and I have to turn my laptop a certain way to get reception even 25 feet away.Good... » Read More It depends how you have them set up. Computer A has the original router and might be wired directly tot he router. Even if computer A is wireless, unless you changed where you got the signal from, you still have signal coming from the original router. You can make changes to where you get signal by going to the place on your computer where you see the signals and choose one from the list of what you see available.I did find out that the signal from this Amped Wireless is not that great in my house and I have to turn my laptop a certain way to get reception even 25 feet away.Good luck. « Show Less
2253592
don't know, but it did not help my signal. I then bought the Netgear range extender and it works great!
2183551
The router would need to have an external antenna with an SMA connection. The antenna will need to be point in direction of coverage.
1797158
you would need 3 boosters 1 for each, no kind of splitter that I know off. would work really good! would add bigger antennnas too! or get a different router with 1 removable ext antenna instead of 3?
2218814
Cannot answer precisely as I am in a small townhome with no distance from router exceeding about 20'ft.
110193
Thank you for contacting us. The item you are inquiring about is 802.11 b/g/n.
872766
1. I'm not sure. It isn't officially a repeater, and I don't recall that being a configuration option.2. The antenna serves both purposes, as with nearly all modern routers. That said, signal strength is very strong.