will this antenna work with a hawking 300n router?
1627709
if the router can surpass over 50-75mw and has screw on antenna's then it is worthy of these antennas
1627710
Yes, it'll work with any router, hub, switch or card that has the normal screw-on antennas. And for best results you would replace both/all of the original antennas.
1627711
Frankly it didn't make ANY changes for my router. And it looks big and ugly so I am sticking to default antennas of my router for now.
1915357
The antenna connections are the smaller type, I think they are called Reverse SMA or something like that but you can get adapter pigtail cables that will let you connect an N type connector to this router. Just make sure you keep your antenna cable as short as possible because there can be a lot of signal strength lost in the antenna cable itself.
931074
No, that combo router has internal antennas. The router must have external antenna that's removable. For this RP-SMA cable to work, you would remove the stock antenna & attach this cable to your router. Then reinstall the a antenna on the other end of this cable. I hope this helps
320689
Not sure but if you contact hawking the can answer your question. setup has to be with cat 5 wire and a injection module. I have one of these and it works good. I used my to collect signal from wifi at home. If you have more question you can contact me.
2074405
"Rabbit ear" style antennas (like what most Wireless Routers have) will work, but will be very directional due to all the metal of your PC blocking/reflecting the signal in one direction. So it depends on which direction the Wireless Router is in relation to your PC.
2183551
The router would need to have an external antenna with an SMA connection. The antenna will need to be point in direction of coverage.
2263891
Don't know why it wouldnt be. We have Suddenlink Cable Internet etc. Might check their website Hawkingtech.com to see if you can find out for sure but I would think it's universal.
640688
I am not familiar with that model. The router has to have an external antenna which can be removed in order to connect this component. It connects inline between the router and antenna.
334039
I really don't know. Would think so, but I have a different router. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
559574
I am sorry, but I don't use or have the router you are asking about. If it has the RP-SMA type connection it would work.I myself use it on the Alfa signal booster.
2079297
Yes it will work. The antenna comes with adapters to suit your application.
1914812
2.4gzh antenna with a screw on fitting will work. The ones that work with your home wifi router will work. Just search for a 2.4gzh wifi antenna and you should find one that will work for your application.
1638737
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.
75639
yes it should fit it however the antennas that come with it are already really good so I don't know how much of a gane you'll see. in my application using it with a d-link router it did help a lot but of course that's because my router came with very small antennas.
1868280
No it will not. You will need to get a blank insert and drill it out to fit that router.Ken
412139
Yes it will. It will work with any router. You simply plug an ethernet cable from the modem to the router, and connect your devices, such as computers to your router.
1301254
I'd say Yes. Probably only on the 2.4Ghz band. http://reviews.cnet.com/routers/trendnet-tew-812dru-ac1750/4505-3319_7-35566542.html isn't a bad review. Mine is fine but I only have 802.11n or better stuff in my house now...