I am not tech savy. I have weak wireless internet in a trailer park that has 1 main antenna. will this work?
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The antenna has a little more gain than the antenna in your computer so it can pick up weak signals better, but if it less than one bar, it may still not pick it up good enough to have a solid connection and may not work. The modem has to receive as well, the 1W output is enough power to do that provided it is receiving well. Test what you have and see how many bars you have. If it is one or less, you may not get a good enough signal with this adapter. 2 or more and it will definitely make a difference. Line of site is also important, put your WIFI adapter where it can get a signal out through a window, the high frequency of the WIFI doesn't go through aluminum very well. Find out where the antenna is in the trailer park and position your computer's adpater to be within sight of it. This will give you the best possible signal.
1076155
Yes we use it in our travel trailer .when you set it up excellent for wifi we are at least 150 yards away from campground Wi-Fi works like a charm
1371165
Yes it will. This uses Usb to function. As long as you have a wireless router, this will work just fine.
1687458
As far as I know, no. The signal from one is pretty much ineffectively weak. Be advised.
106521
Absolutely. But if your service is weak at home, since you are in a fixed location, you should put up a directional antenna that points straight at the tower. The sticks are really made for mobile situations.
1761233
Yes it should be perfect for picking up signals from farther away. I used to use mine at the RV Park. It is basically just an amplified wireless antenna receiver.It comes with a driver CD, which I just checked and it has a MAC OS 10 driver.
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I am not sure if this one will work. The "antenna" is universal. Its the little blue box you have to find that supports what network you are on. One is for PCS ( Sprint ) and the next for 4G networks ( Verizon ) and so on from there. So you have to read which one you need for whatever network you want.
130685
Yes it will works great ,only diff betweeb wired an wireless. Is cord separation
426946
I removed my 2 Hub2n it does not worked in my place. I don't know if it will worked w.wireless camera, it don't around motel place, signal don't worked in my place, sorry
570361
No it would not be. The only way to possible do this is from an outside antenna + a cable box, then you could select one fromanother. Remember any device that is wireless is problematic....especially wifi.
2012543
I have been told that a second inside antenna is a waste of money and will not increase signal. I tried it. It has been suggested that raising the outside antenna is best, and have it pointing to the nearest tower.
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No antenna is required but being near to your wireless router should help. Hopefully there are not a lot of obstructions and especially no steel walls in the way.
7724
This device is a just a signal booster so the antenna type shouldn't matter even thought the instructions show an omni-directional antenna. The unit comes with a very short RP-SMA female to female cable to connect to a wireless signal source. The output cable you will need to get to connect to the antenna also needs an RP-SMA female connector. Just remember the length of the cable decreases the power.
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This isn't an antenna of some sort. It's like a wired connection without 1 big wire going through the house. This will allow something with an ethernet port to gain Internet connection as if connected straight to the router. But it will not boost your connection throughout the house
645427
Depends. It's line-of-sight reception. If there's buildings or high terrain between you and the station, I'd say no. If not, it probably will work or you might have to get an external antenna. Hope this helps...
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Yes it will work perfectly. You just need to find an open station. Use this site to find a clear channel http://radio-locator.com/cgi-bin/vacant
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I know this answer is late to the party, but there's a lot of bad info here that I can clear up for anyone who gets here's from Google (as I did, research in something else). Short answer: yes, as long as you have an N cable and an N pigtail with the proper connection to your wireless air-card. More clarifications: this person was looking to boost cell reception to a modem/router connected through a 3G air-card (Sprint, in this case). This antenna certainly worked for me, but I bought it through a company that provided me the proper cables too. It doesn't solve all Cyberonic (Sprint wholesaler, look it up if you want to know more) issues, but if you don't have a cell tower in your back yard it's pretty necessary to get the most from their service.