I have the Linksys WRTP54G. Will this Antenna fit &amp; work for this unit ??
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I am not entirely sure, since I do not have a WRTP54G unit on hand. Another reviewer said that it did not fit his WRT54G. If you are able to remove the old antenna, do so, and compare its end with the zoomed in view of the booster antenna. I would probably give it a try, considering how much the price of this antenna has come down since I bought it! You could also order the below adapter at the same time, as it would give you more fitting options: http://www.amazon.com/TRENDnet-RP-TNC-RP-SMA-Adapter-TEW-AMBA/dp/B000NZNTVE/ref=pd_sim_pc_2 Best wishes - hope it works as well for you as it does for me!!
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Unsure you will have to remove your routers antenna(s) and check for what type of coax connector you will need. I own two of these antennas and use them with a linksys WRT54g router and some other connectors I have. The two antennas on your router are not for send and receive they are for frequency diversity. Hope this helps also you can extend your current wifi network for free by flashing your router with Dd-WRT there are videos online about this process.
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I have no Idea. It is a active type antenna. It is installed using two RP-TNC type screw connectors to the box. They are 7 dbl of gain. If your router has the RP-TNC type of connector it should fit, as far as performance, it might help, but I have no info or facts to back that up. Must be used as a pair. Good Luck!
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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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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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Don't know exactly but if you look on the back of your unit and you have a male coax cable connector fitting, then it will work.
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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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this one will work with but not limit to: router version wrt54g 1.1 wrt54g 2 wrt54g 2.2 wrt54g 3 wrt54g 3.1 wrt54g 4 wrt54g 5 wrt54g 5.1 wrt54g 6 wrt54g 7.2 wrt54g 8 wrt54g 8.1 wrt54g 8.2 wrt54g2 1 wrt54g2 1.1 wrt54g2 1.3 wrt54gl 1.0 1.1 wrt54g-la 8 wrt54g-rg wrt54g-tm wrt54gs 1 wrt54gs 1.1 wrt54gs 2 wrt54gs 2.1 wrt54gs 3 wrt54gs 4 wrt54gs 5 wrt54gs 5.1 wrt54gs 6 wrt54gs 7 wrt54gs 7.2 wrt54gs2 1 wrt54gx 1 wrt54gp2a-at wrtsl54gs all m10 v 1.0 m10 v 2.0 m20 v 1.0 wrt150n 1 wrt150n 1.1 wrt160n 1 wrt160n 1.1 wrt160n 2 wrt160n 3 wrt160nl 1 wrt300n 1 wrt300n 1.1 wrt300n 2 wrt310n 1 wrt310n 2 wrt320n 1 wrt350n 1.0 cnq wrt400n 1 e800 1 e900 1 e1000 1 e1000 2 e1000 2.1 e1200 1 e1200 2 e1500 1 e1550 1 e2000 1 e2100l 1 e2500 1 e3000 1 e3200 1 e4200 1 ea2700 1 rvs4000 1 rv042 1 rv082 1
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The device itself should work with no problems, however you should check with linksys to see if their own software is compatible(it most likely is).
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The Antenna is universal... Fit everitin have the same base!!!... Good look!!!
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If your router has removable antennae - either the screw on or push on type, the linksys high gain should work. It will attach either way.
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Hi There, I own this router but I don't have answer. However, check this website: http://support.linksys.com/en-us/support/routers/WRT54G2. There's a LIVE CHAT tab & a toll free number.
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Most likely. I looked up the model number and saw that its the same brand as the WiFi adapter. If you do a search for your router a few links pop up.
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A quick look at that shows it has 4 antennas, and this pack has 3. If I recall correctly when researching new antennas I found other 9db's in a 2-pack; maybe get two of those? Beyond that, it looks like it has the correct connector type, but I can't confirm. One thing I did find was that Linksys plans to introduce an optional high-gain upgrade set sometime this summer. Sorry I wasn't more helpful.
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Im not sure but it should,the antenna are supposed to be one size fits all.
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Yes, I use the WRT54G with Windows Vista 64 Home Premium and it works without issue.
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This antenna will DEFINATELY work in the WiFi 2.4 GHz band. As far as your router goes... You will need to have the correct antenna adaptor. If you extend the cable, it is advised to use 50 ohm, RG-58 and NOT 75 ohm, RG-59 coax cable like typical cable tv installs. Lastly, if your router has dual antennas... This will just connect to one port on the back. You might need to terminate the other port with a 50 ohm resister.