If I want to use this with a TPLink MR3420 one 1 antenna slot and keep the stock antenna on the other slot would this provide long AND local coverage?
1747760
not working for me, tried all kinds of combinations with my amped SR20000g (2 antennas also), did not extend signal at all, major bummer
1747761
It depends of the software of the router whether it wants to use which radio to connect to a device. But if just the AD14EX is the only antenna it will only pick up the signal in the direction it is pointing at.
1747762
Works for me. I have a Belkin router in the basement and a two antenna Amped SR1000 repeater on the second floor feeding the directional antenna outside. The directional antenna uses one spot where one antenna was removed (which one makes a difference) and the other antenna is for indoor use.I have a great signal from the Amped to a dock location 300 feet from the house and I select the Amped source everywhere in the house except the basement where the Belkin signal is better.
1747763
Yes is does with my TPLink WA801 for over 700 feet and local. You MUST have an antenna on each outlet or the RF burns out.
81599
No, it's not meant to reach that kind of area. I'd call Wilson. They're support is really great. They may suggest something like this with different antennas or they may suggest a home sized unit.
186663
I only have one data point, but the answer is yes. From my living room with my new B6, one of my normal repeaters could not be raised by the stock antenna, but this one worked.
1767895
U probably need a large 34 db ppt antenna...that is a long distance to work with with m2
1762903
My experience says yes. Since the antenna are detachable, the larger antenna will work and improve the signal ratio. If the antenna are a different connection size a RP-TNC / RP-SMA adapter will work nicely. All interior, not outdoor, antenna of the major brands are of either of the two connection types, when detachable.
1803926
I used it for a TP-Link router to increase the reception/transmission power. You might look up the specifications for the antenna to get a better idea for your usage.
193444
I am not certain on that but I don't believe it will. If you send a pic of the other Antenna I would know more if it will work.
1323325
Yes, it will. You will probably have to do some fine tuning, yet extend the telescopic antenna before you do so. The relative success of which may depend upon how good your current signal is or if you are located in a larger city or rural location.
1046101
Yea, as long that it is RP SMA connection. I'm using mine on Verizon fios GT784N and the 4 other antennas on my TP Link access points and TP Link secondary router.
1778348
Sounds like you will have conflict of two signals on the same bands. I have seen houses with two dish or antennas, but I suppose there is a switch in thier line or receivers.
2012543
I have been told that a second inside antenna is a waste of money and will not increase signal. I tried it. It has been suggested that raising the outside antenna is best, and have it pointing to the nearest tower.
435149
Sorry, not sure about that one. It actually didn't work well for me. The antenna would make a grinding sound when it was fully extended. I ended up buying an OEM antenna from another dealer. I would recommend you use only an OEM( Original Equipment manufacturer) part and not after market.
1413641
It doesn't matter. I have a BD4e UHF antenna in attic and a Denny's Stacker UHF/VHF on an outside mast with rotor. Both have Winegard LNA 200 preamps. After the preamps, there are two 1' cables to the antenna coupler and then 1' cable to the powered splitter (2-Port Bi-Directional Cable TV HDTV Amplifier Splitter Signal Booster with Passive Return Path) that then connects to the two coax cables running to the 2 TVs. We are in the middle of a hilly woods and all this is necessary to pull the stations from about 40 miles away.
419743
At least in the case of the Lenovo T61 series, this isn't an issue. The orientation of the slot combined with a half height card resulted in an even easier connection and extra slack. I would think the shorter card you would be adapting would always result in 1/2" of excess antenna slack.
118729
Sorry, I have no experience in this area, but I am sure if you are parked and within 20-30 miles of an urban area, I am sure your TV will search and register the local channels. Any adjustments can be made by merely moving the small antenna one way or another.
1581894
as i understand how it works it is only good for one antenna at a time. i wud call rca c/s line and present the same question
740461
The antenna is fixed and cannot be changed. You might be able to add a connector if you have good soldering skills, but I have not opened mine to confirm. It works fine for me and has good coverage.