Do these work for the D-Link DIR-825?
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From the technical perspective point of view I really don't know if this antennas works with this kind of router. But I own this antennas and let me tell you they are a horrendous product, in my case they had lower performance and power level than the actual router antennas. I don't recommend you buy this antennas, in addition they are huge, enormous, and thus hideous when you installed, at the end I removed in the following five minutes and put the original antennas back to my router.
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Jeff, has anyone responded to your question? I have the same situation and would love to add a wireless adapter to my DMP-BD55k but not sure it will work.
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Need more information. But if you are referring to a Dlink switch or Router, then I would say yes. My DNS-325 is currently connected through a Dlink switch. And although I have not tested it with a Dlink router, it would be outrageous if it didn't work with their own routers.
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They work for my Workforce 645, not sure if the 845 uses the same cartridges. They are the high capacity cartridges.
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They will work with any security DVR that has the standard BNC connections. Most systems that I have seen have these types of connectors, but I'm sure there are systems out there with differing connectors. Possibly RCA jacks like some of the less expensive cameras use.
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Probably not. You have to see if the D LINK device supports port-multiplier on it's own USB out. Should the device have a eSATA port then it might be worth a try.
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Yes, it also utilizes the same SMA connector. I have it connected to my DIR-655. Replace all 3 directly connected to the router without the SMA stand.
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Not according to their compatibility chart...check site. THR138 is what you need.
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yes they will work with some limitations. just make sure you have the latest firmware in both pieces of hardware.
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Maybe not. D-Link and Linksys may use different plugs. Electrically ok. Push comes to shove, if you have the old Linksys power adapter, cut off the cord and splice it to the new D-Link adapter.
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No these are DLP link. You probably need glasses that are infared link or radio frequency depending on what your 3D source outputs as a sync signal
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I believe these are the same. We are using 4 of these plugged directly into a router.
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I'm using it with Netgear ones and it works fine though I couldn't configure it using the Netgear software - had to configure them from the D-Link admin page
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No. Those do not work. The included adapter does not fit them. Dunno why the first gentleman to answer this question is saying yes.
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I believe they will. These work with any DLP-Link TV. DLP-Link is essentially a white flash on the screen that sync's the glasses to the video. These are by far the best DLP-Link glasses on the market for a great price. My opinion is to buy a pair, try them out, and return them if they don't work with your unit. Amazon (and its merchants) are always great with returns.
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Yes it is. A common problem with the D-link's is the power cord. This is the cord that I purchased and it works great.
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I don't have a list but if you'll search Google I know Jessem has them listed on their site! I'm using the Bosch in mine. My Skill router I had previously wouldn't work.