Hi, this antenna works for TP LINK?
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There are many TP links but this antenna is a standard size so odds are you will be fine.
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As long as the TP link has a reverse SMA connector it should work. We have found that the increase in gain is useful in reaching the back of our property
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This antenna replaces one of your routers existing antenna. Results will likely very but the simple answer is that as along as your router has an antenna that unscrews then this will work by screwing its cable in that place.
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Cannot be sure but if the antenna jacknis the same it should work well. Mime gives me amazing results.
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While I can't comment on TELMEX ADSL specifically, the TP-LINK is designed for the international market and therefore its compatibility likely is no more than a configuration adjustment.
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I suggest you contact Linksys and ask them what kind of connector your router has, if it doesn't tell you in the manual. I got lucky when I ordered this antenna; I ordered it hoping it would fit and it actually did. The price is not a major factor and it looks like from the reviews that Amazon will refund your money if it doesn't work out!
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Yea, as long that it is RP SMA connection. I'm using mine on Verizon fios GT784N and the 4 other antennas on my TP Link access points and TP Link secondary router.
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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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Communications is two way, so this particular antenna has very low transmit gain and therefore even if it's receive sensitivity were much better, it could not work with one of them no matter which end you put it on. In actual testing, the output of this antenna was so bad that a unity gain (2.2 dbi) stick antenna was actually broadcasting with a slightly stronger signal when connected to the same equipment. I have tested a TPlink parabolic 24 dbi antenna that actually works for both transmit and receive.
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It depends on the router and the obstructions. Mine (TP-Link) has produced a signal of a couple of hundred feet. I don't know if it's consistant tho.
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If you are talking about a router and the router has a screw on antenna i would say yes it will work
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Hello! all depends of your internet service provider, it model can work but the model TP-LINK TL-WN722N Wireless N150 High Gain USB Adapter,150Mbps, w/4 dBi High Gain Detachable Antenna, IEEE 802.1b/g/n, WEP, WPA/WPA2 have a superior performance
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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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I believe you are referring to the antenna plug. This is a wireless router, what you need in this case is a cable modem from your Internet Service Provider.
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we finally settled (after going through several routers) on the TP-LINK Archer C7 Dual Band Wireless Gigabit Router AC1750 - we found by turning of the 2.4 and just using the 5ghz it has been working great with this antenna
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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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No it uses a different connector. It's not possible to use the antenna that way.
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No, this is a digital antenna and it's a good one. I'm very pleased with mine.