Will this help and work with my Clear Express Hub modem/router? I used to get BLAZINGLY fast speed till Sprint got into the mix as many are not happy
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Sorry Mark welcome to my world. This antenna helps a little but dont expect much. But for the money i guess it is worth it. I love clear because it is cheaper than any other carriers in my area but i havent found anything to make it better. Kevin
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My ISP is Century Link and the Netgear DGN3500 works well with that DSL service. Request the highest possible rate in your area from Century Link to get the fastest service.
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Were you able to resolve your constant cable modem resetting? I ran into the same issue with my SB6120 + ASUS router (flashed w/ Tomato) + Charter, and moved to AT&T; U-verse. Now I'm debating moving back to Charter, but would like to know if this is still going to come up again. Thanks.
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Only tried it with att and it only picks up hspa. Pretty sure thats the fastest speed compatible unless maybe if you get the tmobile version
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I'm sure this would work with DSL. This is used to broaden the range of the wifi. It won't speed up the process
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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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Yes, I believe it will because I am currently using it with Comcast internet and both download and upload speed are unaffected. I added this booster because I was having trouble with on-demand and this cleared up the problem.
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Yes, BUT The SB1000 will only strengthen and increase the TRANSMITING signal coming from your Netgear Router. If your buffering issue is due to low signal strength, then yes I agree it will help. The reality is... this is just a bigger transmitting antenna, usually bigger is better when it comes to antennas..... is wifi signal strength the problem? Is your reception the problem?
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Yes it does work and works very nice for me. I was using Time warner earlier also using rental modem ..it exactly matches it!
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I can confirm that Graham's "Airport Extreme base station -- Airport Express hooked up to the KDL52XBR9" solution does indeed work. It took about 15 total minutes and all was working great. I tried the recommended Linksys, but I couldn't get the Airport Extreme to wirelessly "find" the Linksys WET610N at all. (Reset the network, double-checked passwords, reset the network, cursed liberally. No luck.) FWIW, my Airport Express is on the 1st floor with the Airport Extreme on the 2nd floor, separated by a total of maybe 35' straight-line between the two. With this arrangement, I seem to be able to easily and readily stream HD content. I can confirm that Graham's "Airport Extreme base station -- Airport Express hooked up to the KDL52XBR9" solution does indeed work. It took about 15 total minutes and all was working great. I tried the recommended Linksys, but I couldn't get the Airport Extreme to wirelessly "find" the Linksys WET610N at all. (Reset the network, double-checked passwords, reset the network, cursed liberally. No luck.) FWIW, my Airport Express is on the 1st floor with the Airport Extreme on the 2nd floor, separated by a total of maybe 35' straight-line between the two. With this... » Read More I can confirm that Graham's "Airport Extreme base station -- Airport Express hooked up to the KDL52XBR9" solution does indeed work. It took about 15 total minutes and all was working great. I tried the recommended Linksys, but I couldn't get the Airport Extreme to wirelessly "find" the Linksys WET610N at all. (Reset the network, double-checked passwords, reset the network, cursed liberally. No luck.) FWIW, my Airport Express is on the 1st floor with the Airport Extreme on the 2nd floor, separated by a total of maybe 35' straight-line between the two. With this arrangement, I seem to be able to easily and readily stream HD content. « Show Less
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Yessir it will! I've had a bit of ping issues with it though when playing games such as League of Legends, but for the most part it's smooth sailing. I'm not sure if the ping is caused by an overabundance on my network, or just the luck of the draw. But yes, it will work.
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From what I was told, No....it will not accept that high of a speed...it's a "2" modem....you would need a "3"
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Hi there. We returned this product as it was not going to work for us. We went ahead and purchased a new modem directly from Qwest so it would be compatible with their upgraded service. Take Care
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Don't know the details of your setup, but I've been using Actiontec M1000 DSL modem with my Centurylink (formally Qwest) DSL 20Mbps service for several years now. I use its NAT and port forwarding features. I have other wireless routers, so I don't use the extra, add-on wireless router capabilities of the Actiontec M1000. It is my main router between my home LAN. and the DSL WAN and the Internet.
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it will improve if configured correctly. My modem and the repeater shared the same home web address so it was awkward to configure following directions but it seems to be working now that I added it to my trendnet wi-fi routers page.
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Yes, it should be compatible with their Basic, Lite, and Standard tiers - aka anything up to 43Mbps in speed. It's always a good idea to contact them first to verify compatibility.
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The key issue I found this device fix for me is the channels dropping off due to the upstream power having to stay at the top of the range. After a period of time, the modem would drop a channel off. Are all three channels bonding consistently? The Megapath speed test (free) will show your ping, jitter, and dropped packets of your internet connection. I utilized this device only after 3 site visits by the cable company failing to correct the problem. My specific situation put the power observed between 42 and 49. I do find from time to time I have to reboot my modem still, but overall the speed and stability is much better, and I have their most premium service. I would have the cable company (using screen shots of your megapath testing) come out and address the issue, as they may tweak their system to address the ping issue. However, depending on your service provider, be ready for a difficult process. I had to purchase my own Motorola modem first to prove them wrong on their statements about my equipment (their rental unit), my house wiring, etc.