Are these compatible with most routers or can they only be used on Alfa brand products?
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I would check the router to see if you can unscrew the stock antenna from it. If you can't unscrew the stock antenna, then it won't work. These Alfa antennas have a screw on type plug. They do not use a BNC type (twist & lock) plug, they are not push-on either. The connector on these is standard used in WiFi devices. They will work fine with any other brand as long as you have an unscrewable type antenna base, they also turn completely around and bend and adjust every which way.
764223
I pretty sure these should work on most any router and should work with out needing any additional software that way.Not sure if you'll get any signal boost that way though as the Alpha signal booster is the key product. These are however a very good replacement antenna. Plus the best antenna for the booster that I have come across and used.The work better than the long 9dbi antenna that they also make which you would think would be better.Just a matter of aiming in the right direction. Hope this helps and good luck. :)
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They worked good for our needs. We had wireless cameras that we needed to boost. Most router now don't even have an external antenna port. You will just have to make sure the port is the same. --ie, reverse or normal polarity, gender, SMA, TNC, N, mini, micro
764225
Compatible with most routers -- any one with an RP-SMA connection will fit.
764226
I have a Netgear JNR 3210 wireless and they work just fine - I have gotten a noticeable improvement.
738393
I got these specifically for my Dremel. I don't know if they would fit into a router or not.
972518
Yes. Routers are generic and this router is designed to work with all OS's.
958254
I'm not sure what you mean by "compatible", basically these units do the same thing i.e. they're DSL modems, with the N300 having the added function of establishing a WIFI access point capability (B,G and N). Also the N300 has 4 wired network ports for added connectivity if required. They should work side by side, but obviously only one will be the DSL router at any time
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i probably should not answer as I do not know the specific ubu item but.... I have a lousy router and I bought two of these littlewifi's and use them on an acer, a dell and a Ubuntu my brother gave me for back up when all else fails. I love the little devicesand they have kept me from killing my laptops with an axe on several occassions
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The IEEE standards are not company specific, so you should have no compatibility problems. Having said that, I have heard of port assignment issues with the D-Link when attached to certain older routers, but I haven't heard anything negative specifically to use with the E1200. I'm using it with a Netgear N300 router with no problems.
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Yes - But if you are using a router lift you should check with the manufacturer.
1469859
Hi Joe. Yes, this should work with any AC router even if it's from a different brand.
953146
I've used mine on Linksys, Netgear, Belkin and whatever routers Time Warner uses. Works great!
74985
It should be compatible any router. I have mine hooked up to a Cisco. It has worked perfectly for years.
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You should not have a problem. In theory, adapters should be able to connect to any wireless network with a compatible signal (of course that's not always the case in reality). That being said, I've tested this adapter on several different networks, and I've never run into problems regardless of router. However, I have heard that some people can't pick up the 5.0ghz signal from other types of routers (non-Cisco/Linksys), but I don't have evidence supporting that claim other than a couple isolated instances. Good luck!
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Yes, it should be compatible with any router. I use mine with a netgear N-600 and a Comcast router. ~ Flick
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The connector is pretty much universal from what I have seen. It is a great investment if your router is set on one end of your house and you need signal on a the far side or a different floor.
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I don't have a list but if you'll search Google I know Jessem has them listed on their site! I'm using the Bosch in mine. My Skill router I had previously wouldn't work.
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After some experimentation, I have determined they actually ARE compatible, however, the software isn't. You will need to use V2 software to see the V2 units on your network, and V1 software (which for some reson is much better) to track your V1 units. Also, make sure that you use the V2 unit as the unit that is the "sending unit", ie., the one that is connected to your router. It doesn't work well the other way around. Hope this helps!
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Any router compatible with 802.11 g will work. This router is compatible with 802.11 g. 802.11 g is just a compatibility standard meant to make it easy for you to pick items that work together.
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Hi, i dont really know. I am using them with my Vera3 Z-Wave networ and they work fine.