Does the antenna work with a HUAWEI E5776 router? If so, how can I install it?
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I'm sorry I can't answer that question. I hooked mine to a Wilson Sleek cellphone amplifier (with excellent results, I might add. I now receive a 2-3 bar signal in a remote camp where there was zero signal with the Sleek and a high gain omni antenna.) But back to your question, I called the Wilson Customer Service people and they told me just what connectors to use. Customer reviews indicate one of the connectors is fragile, so I ordered a spare.
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Your best bet is to purchase with a Wilson Booster Kit that creates a hot spot in inside a room.
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Dear user of Huawie B683, I returned this router since it works only on 2G this model didnt work on 3G the one that works with 3g is B683 Item 51063799 Color Black Note 74V, if the, the one I received it said Note 2V and that one doenst work with 3G in America only for Europe. So I still looking for the 74V but the is no lucky yet.
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You will need a wireless router that has removable and antennas. Unscrew one of the antennas and install the directional antenna in its place. It does not matter which antenna you choose to replace with the directional antenna. Just to let you know directionally antennas work best in pairs the best use of them is do you have one on your wireless router and then pair it with a wireless access point that has the same directional antenna. Most devices (cell phones tablets laptops) May be able to receive the Wi-Fi signal from your router they may not have enough power to send the signal back to the Wi-Fi router
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These antennas simply screw onto the existing antenna ports and rotate/twist upward after they are seated. This is assuming your device has (2) external antenna ports or existing antennas that these would replace. Mine are pretty big but is a better solution than the internal antenna on my Pepwave router.
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Not sure, you'll have to look at the connector and if there are adapters. That said, I think the connectors are pretty standard. I forgot the router I got it for (don't have it anymore), but it was a standard one that I got from Verizon. The antenna worked great.
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If it works.Mine didn't work at all.I did however, use the antenna successfully. Don't buy!
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No, the E4200 uses an internal antenna. Also, the E4200 has a great range so if you're having connection problems you may want to invest in a Wi-Fi extender.
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I do not know allot about antennas. But I did not get this one to work. I spent 100 dollars at best but and now I am very happy. This could be because I just got one of the bad ones.
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Check Www.frys.com look for wireless router/access point external antenna. Check pepwave specs for connector spec.
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Sorry, I am not familiar with your router. Mine is a CP-LINK. Suggest you check manual for available port connections on your rotor, then see if it complies with the 5M antenna cable. Also, search Yoomall web site, and call them for advise.
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I have a Huawei UML397 4G LTE™ Wireless Modem through US Cellular and it works great!
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M situation was different in that I installed it on a router with only one external antenna. I think it probably depends upon how your range extender is configured. If it simply has two antennas broadcasting identical signals, there probably wouldn't be a problem. If each antenna is dedicated to different frequencies, that may pose some issues. I guess what I would do is replace one antenna and then switch the configuration to the other and see if it works well for you in either. The other approach would simply be to replace both antennas with two Amped powered antennas, which may provide significant advantages. If it/they don't work out, you can simply return them for a refund. I hope that helps. Good luck.
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it supports most of the dongle made by huawei. It is automatic but for some network you must know the APN settings, you can contact your service provider for that.
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Hi, Please refer to ASIN B006JVUAMM for the compatible antenna. Thanks, PCrush
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Do yourself a big favor and visit the newertech website, and contact them. The thing worked great up until I upgraded to 10.9.5 and it was that very moment I needed a patch for the antenna to work. They sent a patch to me via email. They may have all patches on their site now. Either way, it's best to contact them before buying.
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The Hawking antenna has what's called an N type connector on it; if I recall correctly, the end on the antenna's pigtail is a female N. I used a 20-foot-ling Hawking HAC20N cable for my installation; this comes with a male N on one end and a female N on the other. Amazon also sells the HAC10N (10 ft.) and HAC30N (30 ft.). For best results, use the shortest cable that will connect the antenna to your router; the longer the cable, the more signal loss there will be due to inherent and unavoidable electrical resistance. You will also need an adapter to connect the cable to one of the antenna connectors on your router. On my desktop's wireless adapter, and *probably* on your router too (but verify this first before buying an adapter), this is a much smaller connector confusingly called a "reverse female SMA". Since my recollection of the "gender" of the N connector on the pigtail is possibly faulty, and since I don't care to climb the outside building wall again for another look, I suggest receiving the antenna and cable first. Put them together, note the "gender" of the leftover end, and search online for an appropriate adapter to fit both that end and your router's reverse female SMS connector. This will help prevent ordering the wrong kind of adapter, which is easy to do. Once received, this adapter, only two inches or so long, simply threads on. Your router has three separate stick antennas, one for each bandwidth used; choose one, unscrew the stick, and thread on the adapter. You may wish to try the cable for a while on each of the three router connectors to find which gives you the best overall performance.
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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