What is the model number of the booster and is it compatible with ieee802.11b/g/h?
50667
Do not have the model number handy, looks just like the picture and has worked great on b/g/n wifi. Get all signal bars 250 feet away!
50668
Model # I'm not sure on the unit it says 11b/g/n 2W. It does work with b/g/n. It did a great job boosting the signal strength.
50669
Model Name SH-2000, worked with my Verizon fabulous. Doesn't work with Armstrong wire - they have an internal antenna. Company webpage same as product name.
2253591
It is just standard booster and must fit into most of the routers. Otherwise you can always get connection convertor from frys. The only thing is the fact that the booster itself is heavy and keeps falling from up-right position.
994565
I have no idea but I doubt this hunk of junk is compatible with anything. I was never able to tune in the signal at all and sent it back. It's junk.
979518
The wall transformer outputs 18V, not 120. That 18V is delivered via coax. This is not a boosting amplifier -- it simply ensures that your signal will not degrade from being split and intended for digital cable situations where data must travel in both directions. It is not the correct amplifier if what you want to do is amplify an over-the-air signal.
1944418
I threw out the info for this USB wireless adaptor two weeks ago. I typed in every terminal command I knew but I could find the chip-set info. Here's the link to Panda, http://www.pandawireless.com/Contact%20|%20Panda%20Wireless.html; I'm certain they can supply you with the information you are searching for. My regards.
783043
Says it's compatible on Buffalo's product page: http://www.buffalotech.com/products/wireless/usb-adapters/airstation-highpower-n150-wireless-usb-adapter
1099689
Hi, thanks for your question. I did some searching on the manufacturer's website and found that the model number is IPC-HDW3200S. I hope this helps to get the correct firmware!
246959
Have no idea what an 800/1900 booster is. But it worked on the matched-equipment group I bought from Wilson. Good luck. I got their matced system, so they gave me everything I needed at one time so that it all matched. I found the Wilson tech guys very helpful in this selection. Give them a call, they will let you know.
259968
Try installing a WF-2540 and did not work at all. According my appreciation is a bad product, the PCB is poor. I advise you not to buy it.
121589
It is a TI. I went into control panel, devices, properties, hardware. It is a TI 1394 OHCI compliant host, IEEE 1394 Bus host controller.Hope this helps.John
2176142
Yes, thats my model #, its 7500 surge & 6000 continuous.I used it for real the first time the other day, we lost power. Worked a dream.. really happy with it, one pull and it was running.
2151585
I don't know the answer, but the unit I bought was a replacement, and it worked straight out of the box. The current setup recognized the new unit without any setup.
1262406
I don't know, but it works fine in my 100' signal application. I'm not drawing power over Ethernet.
788984
Not familiar with that model, but as long as you have an available PCI-E port, it should work. You should be more concerned about the OS you are going to use this on, versus the hardware you are planning on plugging into.
1978712
I bought to BDS 570(not worked ) I lost my money. I need to find one compatible.
88517
if your original adapter 65watt or higher capacity, then it is compatible. &#304;f it is higher than 90watt, then it is not compatible
543915
I know that it is identified as a Atheros IEEE 802.11n chipset supported by the standard ath9k driver under Linux. Doing some more investigation I've found that it is reporting itself as a Qualcomm Atheros AR9462 Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01)