Can u hook this antenna to a inside wireless antenna to gain signal strength
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Sure you can, but it's not advantageous. The Wilson panel antenna that most kits come with for the inside works best, at least for me.
734831
You Need A 2.4 Signal Booster High Gain Antenna. The Antenna is Fitting The Receiver.
1349709
That sounds doable. I would say that your msin consideration is the strength of the wifi signal. If it isn't pretty strong, I might look into something with more substantial antenna.
2140792
I agree with the other replies. You will need something much stronger for a good signal..
28803
Yes via varies wired and wireless options including the addition of Wilson Amplifier. This will increase your Cellular phone signal but NOT your 4G Internet connection because it uses different frequency.
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I would think this would be possible if you have a place to plug in the wireless receiver.
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No. It will boost standard 802.11b/g/n wifi network signal. For boosting cell phone reception, see the Amazon article at http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=amb_link_356466882_9?node=2420290011 (if they take out the link, search for "How Do I Improve Cell Phone Coverage in My Home?"). You can buy a product like the Wireless Cell Phone Signal Booster for home here zBoost ZB540 CONNECT Dual Band Cell Phone Signal Booster for Personal Workspace in the Home and Office or this one for home and travel Wilson Electronics - MobilePro - Portable Cell Phone Signal Booster - Includes 4-Inch Magnet Mount Antenna to improve cell reception in your house. No. It will boost standard 802.11b/g/n wifi network signal. For boosting cell phone reception, see the Amazon article at http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=amb_link_356466882_9?node=2420290011 (if they take out the link, search for "How Do I Improve Cell Phone Coverage in My Home?"). You can buy a product like the Wireless Cell Phone Signal Booster for home here zBoost ZB540 CONNECT Dual Band Cell Phone Signal Booster for Personal Workspace in the Home and... » Read More No. It will boost standard 802.11b/g/n wifi network signal. For boosting cell phone reception, see the Amazon article at http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=amb_link_356466882_9?node=2420290011 (if they take out the link, search for "How Do I Improve Cell Phone Coverage in My Home?"). You can buy a product like the Wireless Cell Phone Signal Booster for home here zBoost ZB540 CONNECT Dual Band Cell Phone Signal Booster for Personal Workspace in the Home and Office or this one for home and travel Wilson Electronics - MobilePro - Portable Cell Phone Signal Booster - Includes 4-Inch Magnet Mount Antenna to improve cell reception in your house. « Show Less
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I cannot answer your question 100%, but I can tell you that this device is a simple wireless signal amplifier. If you attach it to an antennae, it will boost the signal output and purportedly increase the range of reception of that same antennae.
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(see this same question in wired to wireless) Has anyone had success with AE boosting a wimpy wireless hotel signal to a stronger one to use wirelessly within the hotel room?
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Yes it would increase your signal strength. But, be careful to not over drive it with your input power from your radio as it will burn up the unit. The closer to 1-2 watts AM the better. I had success driving it with 4 watts AM with no problems. Also, another reviewer said the replacement fuses are impossible to get due to their smaller size. I walked into a local Radio Shack and walked out 3 minutes later with a package of the fuses. Moral of the story is don't relay on the information from all commenters, check out the information yourself to be sure!
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Yes u will hook it up to the signal booster. Wilson makes several different types. The one the antenna hooks to is the cradle type. I love the boosters and they work well. I have used them in my home for 3 yrs. I also use them in my truck when I travel. They are great.
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Yes, you can. Depending on your location, the reception will vary. The website - antennaweb.org/ - can tell you what type of antenna to look for, to work in your area to get certain channels. I have a pair of these http://www.amazon.com/RCA-ANT111-Basic-Indoor-Antenna/dp/B000HKGK8Y/ref=dp_cp_ob_e_title_1 that work well for my purpose, but I do have to move it around every now and then when the signal breaks up.
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You could hook the Yagi antenna up to the output of the amplifier and IMO it would create a VERY strong signal. Keep in mind you could easily exceed the output limit set by the FCC so be careful, but in all reality it probably won't be an issue if you are not deliberately creating interference for others and other devices would have trouble picking it up let alone connecting to it unless they were in the main lobe of the RF radiation pattern and had the power to talk back if at a distant. I've used it successfully with panel antenna's to make some pretty impressive links.
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No. You can pickup strong signals with the existing antenna. If you hook that antenna with a long wire you can pick up a lot more stations.
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Possibly will help but not much, you could try to put it in the middle, or call or email wilson you might be able to hook up a splitter and have 2 indoor antennas also make sure you buy a truckers antenna for out side.. It's plain amazing how well it works
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You can set up any antenna system but if you are looking for an inside antenna the radio shack telescopic multi frequency antenna works well is about $20 @ Radio Shack stores you will need a 90* BNC adapter though.
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Yeah I agree with Danny, but with some creative engineering you can still boost the signal distance. The only way to boost the signal of something like this would be to utilize the interrupt pin and have it trigger from a read on the external antenna, Which would actually be pretty interesting to code and build. Hope this helps!