Will it improve data signal as well? Has any body tested the difference?
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I have had the yx510 dual band for about 3 years, roof top antenna mount. I use a Verizon broadband modem card for my laptop, and the yx510 provides the same reception benefit to my computer as it does for my cell phone (Motorola Droid X2): extremely good!
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I don't think there's a significant difference. Both seem to work well enough for me. If you have problems with wireless radio reception, you might suspect your radio firmware, your ROM, or your phone's logic board.
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Clarifying, this will only transmit the internet speed that you have, it will not boost it, but as far as your signal reliability it's much reliable then wi-fi meaning you will have internet connection in areas where wi-fi does not reach. Hope this helps
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No. This is a dual frequency band amplifier, it will boost the signal strength for the cell phone (like Verizon's') signal that is transmitted from the cell tower and also will boost the signal from your cell phone back to the cell tower.if you have an internet PCS 'air card' or 'hot spot' card it will boost those signals also so that you can get better data transfer rates on your computer while using the internet.
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I would expect it too. It did a great job boosting both my cable tv and internet signals. I couldn't get HD channels on my bedroom TV before hooking up this booster, and I was dropping internet all the time until I installed this unit. No problems since!
768393
Yes, the Winegard HDA-200 amp should increase or improve signal that is typically lost with long cable runs.
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By itself, no. It merely boosts signal range. You'll want to get a wifi card or USB wifi stick to plug into a USB port if you don't have built in wireless internet.
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No. It will not improve the signal by itself. This device only "piggybacks" DC voltage on the coaxial cable to power a remote amplifier.
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I travel for work and I've seen no change in signal strength. Also, I went 54 hours between charges, very glad I bought this.
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No. The antenna will only increase the range. The maximum speed is whatever you put into the device.
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It depends on if you have a quad channel system. If so then yes, it theoretically doubles the bandwidth. If not then no, it doesn't matter. I'm running mine right at 2400mhz and getting 55gb/s system memory bandwidth in my quad channel core I7. Doesn't get any faster than that right now.
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Sorry. I'm having some trouble figuring out your question, so I'm going to try and answer what I believe you are asking.... This device does not affect the WiFi at all. It is in simplest terms, a booster for your cell phone. However, if you are using your cell phone as your WiFi, then yes it can increase the signal of the cell phone, and in turn the WiFi. I really hope this helps. If I didn't answer your question, please repost and I will do my best.
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If you mean, does it enhance, say a neighbor's signal? I don't think so. You actually have to type in specific info pertaining to the system you plan on using it with.
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It will probably improve your 4G data signal but you will also need a 3G amplifier to improve phone call reception. That will require two amplifiers and outside antennas. The cost of amplifiers, antennas, cables etc. adds up. Wilson sells a 3G/4G amplifier, also very expensive. Check the signal strength on your roof where the antenna would be and do some reading on Wilson's website.
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A lot depends on your environment, including antenna height, terrain, atmospheric conditions etc. Also whether you are mobile or base. I can tell you it will improve your signal significantly. I use it on my base and talk 10-30 miles out with no problem.
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I didn't know there was a difference until I received this request. I hear it's mostly concerning "dual band" capabilities. Just another receiver for a different room so far.
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Unfortunately there is no easy way to tell if this product will help you. It could. Moving your existing router around might also help, or replacing it with a newer model could improve the signal strength if the one you have is older. If distance is the issue or obstructions, then stick with 2.4GHz.