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NAME |
CONTENT |
DATE |
| Q |
M/V GENESIS |
I have a 24dbi antenna im on a boat the signal is about 400 feet that were picking up but were also bouncing around in the water signal will come and go. what antenna would yall recommend buying next |
2012-04-27 11:34:23 |
| A |
WIFI-Link Service |
Omni 15 shown at below link works best for the boaters, and they will be back in stock by May 7th.
http://www.wifi-link.com/product.php?action=product&class1_id=1&class2_id=50&class3_id=164&product_id=19
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2012-04-28 01:41:22 |
| Q |
Tim |
I am trying to get internet from one building to another. I have two D-Link DAP-2553 dual band AP's. Will the 5.8Ghz antenna work with these AP's. I don't want to use the 2.4GHz antenna because there are to many other wireless routers and AP's using the 2.4Ghz band in my area and I'm trying to avoid interferanc drops. |
2011-06-06 15:02:27 |
| A |
WIFI-Link Service |
I am sorry that you will need the 5G full band antenna to work with your router, or the dual band antenna to work with your router.
At the moment this antenna can be worked with only the 5.8G frequency.
Thank you very much. |
2011-06-06 16:01:02 |
| Q |
John |
My system is 802.11g I'd like to be able to pick up signal of 6.5 Can you help me out here? Thanks: John |
2008-05-07 02:30:57 |
| A |
WIFI-Link Service |
You might choose the 2.4G antenna, the 5.8G antenna which is for 802.11a system. below is the link for the GRID 2.4G 24dBi antenna.
http://www.wifi-link.com/product.php?action=product&class1_id=1&class2_id=3&class3_id=158&product_id=4
Thank you very much |
2008-05-07 03:01:29 |
| Q |
tony |
hi do you have a 5.8GHz Square GIRD Parabolic Antenna 24dBi with a usb connector that i can just plug into my cumputer |
2008-05-03 21:24:48 |
| A |
WIFI-Link Service |
At the moment we don't have the USB adapter whcih work with 2.4G, If you would like to use the USB adapter you will need to choose the 2.4G type antenna.
Thank you very much. |
2008-05-04 12:47:50 |
| Q |
greg |
checking to see length of cable on each Hi Gain Square GIRD Parabolic Antenna
thanks |
2008-04-04 21:40:14 |
| A |
WIFI-Link Service |
The Antenna doesn't come with the cable,
If you need the cable you can choose the suitable length for yourself.
Thank you very much. |
2008-05-04 12:46:52 |
| Q |
John H. |
I have a Laptop Computer which has a wireless card all set up the WI FI hot spot is approx 5to 6 miles east of my location ,( A WEEK END cabin ) can you tell me which Antenna would be best for my ability to get internet conection. Thanks |
2008-01-25 02:46:43 |
| A |
WIFI-Link Service |
This antenna is for 802.11a system using you have to make sure this is the correct antenna for your wireless card, however if the wireless card which is build in wireless card with your laptop then you can not work with other antenna, you might get the AP to work with higher gain antenna the antenna has to be more than 19dBi to receive the wireless signa.
Thank you very much. |
2008-01-25 03:36:38 |
| Q |
Michelle Acord |
I have a Netgear WPN824 RangeMax Router that I need to extend the range for. I have a RV park and hotel that I am trying to get wireless service to...what do I need in order to accomplish this task. Would this antenna work for what I need, or do I need something else. The only connections on the back of the router are the ethernet plugs, I believe they are the CAT5e connections. Any assistance that you can give me would be appreciated and I am more than willing to purchase this item (5.8 GHz Square GIRD Parabolic Antenna 24dBi) if it will work for what I need.
Thanks,
Michelle Acord |
2007-11-25 05:38:23 |
| A |
WIFI-Link Service |
This Grid antenna which is not for your router you need the 2.4G type antenna, if you only have the CAT5e connection which can not work with the antenna you might need the router which has the RF connection,
Regarding to the antenna part, you can email us more detail then we can provide more information to you.
Thank you very much, |
2007-11-26 00:45:07 |
