My TP Link TL WDR3600 supports "2 external detachable dual band antennas (RP-SMA)". Can i replace the stock antennas with these one?
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Yes, Kartik you can ! In fact I passed these onto to my niece who purchased my older Asus router from me...AND....I wish I had them back....save them in case you upgrade to a newer router...in my case I went with the Asus AC2400 RT-AC87U..which has four antennas. Oh...and save them for any wireless video cameras you may purchase in the future and mount them far from your router, they too will benefit from the extra pulling strength of these antennas....jim p / Marietta, Ga
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First of all, the high gain antenna did not have big difference with original antenna, second I don't think it will 100% compatible with TP Link router
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I don't know. Most of these Wifi modules use the same PCIe physical interface. Usually the difference is the number of antennas. The dimensions can vary in depth as well ( but not width ). Honestly, I would recommend disabling the bad internal radio and using one of these really short USB Wifi modules. http://www.amazon.com/NETGEAR-Wi-Fi-Micro-Adapter-WNA1000M/dp/B004VDR37K/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1422199731&sr=8-5&keywords=usb+wifi+dongle
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The key question is whether you think you can take your system apart and put it back together again. The antenna connectors fit standardized connections on the card. A PCMCIA card is a lot less scary if your system supports that kind of slot as well.
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From what i saw on NEWEGG's pictures the answer is no. the Dlink has non-removable antenna. is it possible? Yes, but it would require soldering skills and enough modding to void your warranty. Its neat that the D-link is DDWRT capable, i used my antenna on a WRT54GS V1 with DDWRT, An Actiontec MI424R Rev I, my TPlink adapters and my modded linksys E2500. The better question to ask is "Are the Antenna's on the D-Link DIR 615 removable?" If they are they most likely will be either TN or SMA, both which are fine with the antenna.
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Hi, for the 12DB 3G antenna which you inquired, but pls kindly know that there is only SMA connector type type inventory in our AMAZON warehouse at present. If you request TS9 connector, pls order the correct item refer to the following link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EC4K74E we'll customize the connector and sent it to you. thanks.
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TP-LINK TL-ANT2408CL 2.4GHz 8dBi Indoor Omni-directional Antenna, 802.11n/b/g, RP-SMA Female connector is a good choice
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One should be all you need. BUT, it is a very marginal antenna. I'd get something better like Powerlink or http://www.amazon.com/Alfa-AWUS036NH-Wireless-Long-Range-Screw-On/dp/B003YIFHJY/ref=pd_sxp_grid_pt_0_0
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if I have an existing TP-Link TL-WPA4220Kit connected to a TP-Link TL-MR3420 (v2) 4G router but I need an extra "terminal" because there are still one part of my house that has no wifi internet connection, will this solo TL-WPA281 play nice with my existing powerline setup? I know there is a solo TL-WPA4220 but its so expensive that its just a few bucks away from another TL-WPA4220Kit. I also dont like to buy another TL-WPA4220Kit as I have no use for the extra base unit
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You can. But the antennas are for signal range improvement. No antennas means weak OR none WiFi signal, depends on the hardware of router. Some routers have internal antennas but this one has external... Then I supose you better not remove them.
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The antenna connections are the smaller type, I think they are called Reverse SMA or something like that but you can get adapter pigtail cables that will let you connect an N type connector to this router. Just make sure you keep your antenna cable as short as possible because there can be a lot of signal strength lost in the antenna cable itself.
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Helloyou have 2 different methods for affixing this antenna. They provide an adaptor for the 2 prong TMRW connection. You will find thet on vintage models. They also provide a coaxial connector which is used on more modern equipment. What sort of connector for tmrw do you have on your unit?Patrick
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http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/?model=TL-WR541G There is some information about it in its website:"WDS wireless bridge provides seamless bridge to expand wireless network". Based on this, I think it can provide this function, although I have not used this function. You can make it with the reference in Google: http://www.google.com/#newwindow=1&safe=strict&q=how+to+TP-Link+WR541+bridge&oq=how+to+TP-Link+WR541+bridge Good luck!
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Yes. The stock antenna is good if your looking at the repeater tower. Our members say don't even try to talkaround town on simplex because you most likely you 'can't' ! I tryed without much luck and then bought thisantenna. I talk with it checking into our club net and control say's my signals are as good as we can get.
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Yes, the antenna is detachable (it unscrews). I don't know the format (SMA, reverse polarity SMA, etc).
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I looked at the manual for this router. Can't really tell if the antennas disconnect or not. The ant I ordered came with standard sma connection on the antenna. There also was an adapter from sma to tnc connection. So if your antennas disconnect from your router I would think that it would work.
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I don't think you can, there is nowhere to attach it. I don't think you would need a different antenna the stock one works great, pulls in stations from all over the country
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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.