Hi, this antenna works for TP LINK?
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Look at the documentation for your specific router and see what it says it will support. If your router doesnt support certain speeds then this antenna wont work at its full capacity so it wouldnt even be worth buying. Check your router documentation and go from there
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I put it behind my desktop as wireless receiver, it doesn't work well. Do not recommand for routers since it is kind big.
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Hello friend. The wire is really short coming out of this antenna, around 1.5 ft. Btw this is not a router, just an antenna. It also didn't do anything to improve signal quality, I recommend you not to buy this item.
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My only experience is with cable, it worked for that, I have no idea if it would work for an antenna, sorry...
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I don't know , but I was told by some people that it's a wifi link, and will work with anything that uses wifi. I had also read this online.
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I have AT&T and it works fairly well. The most important thing is aiming the transponder, and positioning the indoor antenna correctly.
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You'll probably never notice it. I'm not exactly sure. But I think it's just to improve receiving signal when you're playing with high frequency signal. I'd still go for Cisco though. I don't know anything about TP-link.
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Yes is does with my TPLink WA801 for over 700 feet and local. You MUST have an antenna on each outlet or the RF burns out.
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I think if you plugged it in to the box that says antenna, it will work. But I don't have a definite answer,sorry.
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Yes, there is no reason for it not to work with any antenna its connect too. Its job is to amplify the signal closest to the point of reception which just downstream from your antenna.
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This antenna will work for picking up Wi-Fi signals on the 5Ghz band, AKA the second band on routers advertised as dual band. If you're looking for picking up signals from a distant hotspot such as what you'd find in a typical neighborhood Wi-Fi signal, as well as a mall or restaurant, the TP-Link 2.4ghz antenna, model TL-ANT2424B would be a much better fit.
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Need a little more info to give a completely accurate answer, mainly to clarify terminology. The "hub" you speak of--if it has a wireless access point built in, it is likely a router with a 4-port switch & Wireless capability. In which case, this antenna can work perfectly--provided it is configured properly. Providing the make and model of what you are referring to as a "hub" would help on final determination.
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Yes, according to specs of Linksys RE6500 it has RP-SMA type of connectors, so you will directly attach antenna to it, not using UF.l cable at all.
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I use mind on a outdoor antenna, improved my signal by 10 times. It should work for you.
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Ray H. This antenna works great on all colors. I have used this antenna for some time now, I get better color than cable.
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Yes, I use 3 different type of usb adapters with this antenna. works excellent.
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Yes - it takes a specific antenna connection, I do not know what the specification is.
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This is regular cable modem. Not a telephony modem. Will not work for TW digital phone service.