what range extender will work with the 68R?
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Pretty much any of them. The 68R is pretty backwards-compatible, but if you want to take advantage of higher speeds of the more recent wireless ac standard, check the extender to see whether it supports that. You can also purchase a powerline networking kit that has wireless extender capability, too--that will give you an ethernet connection as well wherever you're extending your network.
1520446
A number of them will work. I purchased the following Net Gear: http://www.amazon.com/Netgear-802-11AC-Gigabit-Extender-EX6100/dp/B00HHRP11C . I was able to make it work pretty easily. I was able to push the signal farther out of the house (to the backyard) and increase the speed in the family room.
1520447
A number of them will work. I purchased the following Net Gear: NETGEAR AC750 Dual Band Gigabit Wi-Fi Range Extender (EX6100) . I was able to make it work pretty easily. I was able to push the signal farther out of the house (to the backyard) and increase the speed in the family room.
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The SR600EX is designed for external point-to-point solutions at long range. The SR600EX would be a good choice if you need to pickup the signal from a long distance but you would still need a second device, an access point, connected to the unit so that it can provide the WIFI coverage inside the RV. The SR20000G would only work if the signal inside the RV was string enough for the unit to get a 70% signal from the source.
1301798
I am using bear extender with my windows 8.1. It has works well. I just ordered a 16 foot. extension so I can put the extender in a window.
1063677
I'm not aware of a range extender. I had the same thought as given in the previous answer, install the base unit on the first floor. Or, try moving the base unit to a different place in the basement.
254985
You need a router which generates 5Ghz. The extender just extends the signal the router generates.
18908
I live in Waldorf MD. I am about 35 miles from our towers as well. I tried 3 antennas. Clearstream 2V, DB8e, and the Winegard HD 7694P. The Clearstream 2V worked pretty good, DB8e not as good for me, and the Winegard worked the best by far. Higher is better. I ended up with the 7694 a preamp and distribution amplifier to send throughout the house. I got about 30 channels on the Clearstream but it took a lot of tweaking. The DB8e never dialed in as well. The 7694 worked great the moment I set it down.
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I used Ralink RT2870 wireless lan card. it came with my bear extender PC wireless USB adapter but you can download them, just google it. Theres also a site that sells the high power signal king with english directions that you can download free drivers from them. Just google what signal king you have'
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I don't know about the 110, but i own the 54g2. The stock Linksys firmware is not so good, IMO, but the open-source Linux-based dd-wrt firmware adds many features. Some of the dd-wrt features are options to boost speed and range, via various means (e.g. setting transmitter power output, creating a G-only network, etc.) Here is a description of some of the advanced wireless settings: http://www.dd-wrt.com/help/english/HWirelessAdvanced.asp And basic wireless settings: http://www.dd-wrt.com/help/english/HWireless.asp For more info about dd-wrt firmware, please see my review:
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I have no idea. I just know the two I bought work great for boosting signal and increasing range.
360393
I would look into getting a power over Ethernet setup, these wireless range extenders don't work very well
1656027
There is no difference in the two as far as I know - they are just on different frequencies so if you owned two they wouldn't interfere with each other. I own the 27 MHz and it works great - and this is a good price.
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
711378
there are things called wireless repeaters, but i found a better solution, albeit, expensive.i bought a powerline adapter and a wireless access point to extend my range. ended up costingme over 200 bucks, but i now have a reliable signal.
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I am not sure..I have a windstream wireless router and connects to the engenius to extend my wireless. I live in a mobile home with an add on and the windstream does not go around the corner or through the metal siding. So, I needed to add the repeater.
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well i use a actiontec router and i accidentally broke my antenna. i bought the Alfa 9dBi WiFi Booster SMA antenna and it does the trick. it should work with your router too.
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Would not use this long antenna with any router. It is worthless. It does not extend the WIFI range of a router. The best product to extend the WIFI range of a router is the LINKSYS AC1200 MAX WI-FI Range Extender.
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Hi, I bought one of these and also have a linksys G router. It did absolutly nothing. I have the same range as I had beforeAdrian