I have an Airport Express base station. Will this card work with that or do I have to have an Extreme Base station too?
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I can't tell you for certain but I don't know of any reason why it won't work. Both devices conform to IP standards
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nope. it will not. Your carrier has specific cards to work with specific devices.
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I'm pretty sure you can but I don't have an extender. I've owned the Airport Extreme for about 5 years now and it's been flawless. I've never had to reset it like other routers. I don't even know if you would need an extender with this router. I live in a 2000 sq ft home and get a signal even outside up to a couple of houses away. If you have a much larger house I guess extenders would help.
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As long as the antenna hookups are correct then it should work, but, make sure the connections match yours ie on the side or on the bottom of the card. I've been using mine for years on a IBM 42 labtop and it works greats. I get 54 mbps and large downloads are no problem.
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It's should work fine the card does not need extra power. All it need is the power from you PCI Express and you good to go.
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Thanks for your question. This mount will fit the 1st through 5th generations of AirPort Extreme (which are short and flat, and were sold between 2007 and May 2013). If your AirPort Extreme looks like the AirPort Extreme in the pictures, then it will fit. If your AirPort Extreme is a tall tower or bubble shaped, then it will not fit.
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I also use an ATT router. I added an Airport Extreme because it allows a guest unsecured connection. The Mutant uses an older style security format. The guest option is the only way for me to connect but it works.
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This is the newest Airport Extreme base station using 802.11ac technology. It does not have storage capacity you have in your time capsule but it has a stronger wifi signal. You would have to decide which device (time capsule or the new base station) will be your primary base station. I don't think you need both but you might consider buying the newest Time Capsule which will have everything this new base station has.
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It will depend a lot on how clear of a path you have to the Airport Extreme. Also 5ghz will not travel as far as the 2.4ghz channel. I would guess that it will not connect at that distance or it will be a very weak connection. If you are looking to connect two buildings at that distance I would look at setting up a true wireless bridge with a pair of Nano Station M5's. Wire 1 to the Airport Extreme and then point it at the second with the best line of sight possible. Then wire the second M5 to the UniFi AC and that will bridge the two and give you a stable connection and the best throughput.
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this depends on your wireless card. this acts as just an antenna. it basically is no different than a "rubber ducky" antenna (not counting the range and different look obviously) i recommend the AlfaAwus036h this wireless card is usb attachable and comes with a 5 dbi rubber ducky antenna and it actually has a 5 or 6 foot cord so its very maneuverable. (rubber ducky antennas work better if your in the city) this network card also supports B/G. The Antenna doesnt actually support any network type, thats up to your Wireless card or NIC.Hope i could answer your question!
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AirPort Extreme does not work with a non Apple product or router. I just had this same problem & called Apple. I am returning the AirPort Extreme and getting a dual band router with an extender that is the same make as the router. Then they will work together....I hope.
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Look at your current card. If it is a two wire half height card, this should must likely work. If your have more than two wires (i.e. 4g networking) I would not get this card.
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I can not say for sure, but you must first set up the card with the computer ( if you did not already). And there are some devices that will not accept the new technology. I know that did not really answer your question, just wanted to provide any feedback possible.
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Yes. I have an apple airport express connected to a nano adapter to extend my airport extreme's network (same name and same password).
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If the "air card" is a normal USB type that connects to a cell tower for the internet, then it should operate like my Sprint card and AT&T; card did/does. The MBR95 does not need a computer to work. It just takes a power connection (supplied) and any USB wireless modem. The router energizes the card/modem then sends the wifi signal out to your wireless or ethernet receiving device. If you are thoroughly confused, then call Cradlepoint. Hope this helps.
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Any USB wifi device works with airport extreme. Your only difficulty can be the computer system you use. If you still have an old system like Windows XP and you set up airport extreme to secure your network with a WPA2 password, it can be very difficult for any USB wifi device to work, and then keep working after you think you have it set up correctly. But all newer systems use any Netgear USB wifi device very easily - pretty much plug and play.
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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.