I'm going to purchase SA521CN, Which model do I use for the second wireless I need? Another person mentioned SA500
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Any that say one link wireless. There are several different model numbers. The one link is it communicating with each other then the wireless is obviously no plug
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Hi kchercmech, If you are looking to add a second wireless unit as I was and already have the wireless receiver from the SH-FX70, then yes you will be able to use this SH-FX71 as the second unit since you only need to pair it to the existing wireless receiver, but if this is the first wireless unit you are going to use, then no. The SH-FX71 is NOT compatible since the wireless receiver (the part that plugs into the receiver) is not compatible. The SH-FX70 is also hard to find since it is a discontinued item, but doing a Google search I was able to find at least one place (Pauls TV) that shows it is still in stock. Hope this helps!
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Of course they are different, hence the reason they have different model numbers. Lucky you, they gave you a wireless card with Bluetooth v3.0. It isn't a/g/n, only n.
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Sorry but i dont know, because i buyed the 2100 version which is wireless... :(
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I agree it's ambiguous. Based on the price (vs. wired 12.12.12, which is about $35) I agree with Neil I that it is the wireless model. I ordered mine from another Amazon merchant (Brooks Merchant) and it was a few dollars higher. If you did get it and it turned ought to be the wired model you would have strong grounds for returning it.
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You can get by with using the 0 and 1 antenna leaving the 2 open or you could order a 3rd antenna and put it in where ever you can I stuck one in the base under the keyboard. I never used mine with just 2 but honestly I'm done with Intel wireless cards both of the ones I bought had issues. I would go for a atheros one instead.
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The 5.8 Mhz version would be compatible. You would still have to verify a line-of-sight path between the two ends of your wireless link antennas.
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THE M475DN is not wireless. You probably want the M475DW which has the wireless option
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Found this in an article: http://www.practical-home-theater-guide.com/wireless-hdmi.html#2 The NAVS501 is a follow-up to the slightly less expensive NAVS500 kit, with the only difference between the two being support for 3D and multiple transmitters on the 501. Otherwise, both units support the same wireless range and WHDI technology, and both have a USB port that can be used to connect the wireless receiver for a keyboard/mouse to control a desk top PC remotely. This means that in terms of overall performance, the 500 and 501 perform the same.
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Hi kchercmech, If you are looking to add a second wireless unit as I was and already have the wireless receiver from the SH-FX70, then yes you will be able to use this SH-FX71 as the second unit since you only need to pair it to the existing wireless receiver, but if this is the first wireless unit you are going to use, then no. The SH-FX71 is NOT compatible since the wireless receiver (the part that plugs into the receiver) is not compatible. The SH-FX70 is also hard to find since it is a discontinued item, but doing a Google search I was able to find at least one place (Pauls TV) that shows it is still in stock. Hope this helps! Hi kchercmech, If you are looking to add a second wireless unit as I was and already have the wireless receiver from the SH-FX70, then yes you will be able to use this SH-FX71 as the second unit since you only need to pair it to the existing wireless receiver, but if this is the first wireless unit you are going to use, then no. The SH-FX71 is NOT compatible since the wireless receiver (the part that plugs into the receiver) is not compatible. The SH-FX70 is also hard to find since it is a discontinued item, but doing a Google search I was able to find at least one... » Read More Hi kchercmech, If you are looking to add a second wireless unit as I was and already have the wireless receiver from the SH-FX70, then yes you will be able to use this SH-FX71 as the second unit since you only need to pair it to the existing wireless receiver, but if this is the first wireless unit you are going to use, then no. The SH-FX71 is NOT compatible since the wireless receiver (the part that plugs into the receiver) is not compatible. The SH-FX70 is also hard to find since it is a discontinued item, but doing a Google search I was able to find at least one place (Pauls TV) that shows it is still in stock. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Either check your mSATA slot to see what's compatible with it (better) or check the list of compatible devices for IEEE 6230 802.11n and see if yours is listed?Mine is ASUS NS53SV and it works fine with it. The previous one didn't do Bluetooth and 5 GHz band which was the reason for replacement.
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I have an AIR (R3) and R1. The AIR is fine in terms of wireless and the newest update with the additional features. The R1, since it wants to be hardwired to a network, is what I was hoping to make wireless. That's why I'll probably use a bridge.
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Will work (same model as mine). Not sure what you mean about the wireless adapter though.
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I´m not sure about if one or the other has more wifi power but this brand has worked great for me has a lot of extras and the price is right I dont think one brand or the other has a really big difference in power they should have the same coverage and everything depends on distance, walls, other air signal traffic, etc. if distance is too long you could you use extenders
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Don't buy this router for the Wireless. I (almost) always get dedicated UniFi APs to go with the RB951s. They are great routers, but the wireless is only 'meh'. That being said -- KTR hit the nail on the head. Wireless is a TWO way communication. Both radios need sufficient power, and both need quality reception and filtering for best results.
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yes they are on the same frequencies. you can not change the frequencies. you need to buy a second wireless from another place
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I agree with you, after researching it thoroughly, the 7645 is superior. The 7745 is a stripped down version. Now that you mention it, getting 5 handsets is a really good move. Even if I sell one and keep one as a spare. Great suggestion.Also, I didn't even realize that at the top of the product page there are links to 2, 3, 4, and 5 handsets for this model. I figured it out after you lead me there.