can I receive wifi with this antenna?
839925
I think you can receive wifi with any antenna. This antenna is not especially designed for this and would probably require you to adapt the coaxial cable to connect to whatever device you are wanting to receive on. This company makes a wi fi antenna and you should research what might be best for you. This antenna is designed primarily for the maximum transmission range of the VHF signal from a marine radio. http://www.amazon.com/Crane-Super-USB-Wifi-Antenna/product-reviews/B004UR72IM
839926
I think you can receive wifi with any antenna. This antenna is not especially designed for this and would probably require you to adapt the coaxial cable to connect to whatever device you are wanting to receive on. This company makes a wi fi antenna and you should research what might be best for you. This antenna is designed primarily for the maximum transmission range of the VHF signal from a marine radio.
839927
This is meant for marine VHF radios. I have no idea if it is properly tuned and has the right impedance and other characteristics to be hooked up to a piece of wifi 802.11 equipment, but I highly doubt it. Good luck, though, and if you do rig it up please report back as to whether or not it worked!
1511748
Its not really designed to be used for a WiFi adapter. Most WiFi devices are designed to use 50ohm antennas and cables. Using a 75 ohm antenna, if you could find the right adapters, would be inefficient and defeat the purpose of installing the antenna. You're better off finding an antenna specfically for WiFi in the 2.4GHz band (assuming a 2.4GHz adapter).
1783504
Yes you can but it's not that kind of radio that connects to local *signals*. It connects to the internet (over wifi) where you can pick from local channels and hundreds more. It only works with a decent wifi signal.
200688
It has a Wi-Fi antenna that can receive both Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. However, I've found the Bluetooth to be a little buggy.
1986500
Yes, you can use it via usb tethering. And this is responsible for distributing the signal for wifi
1525221
Yes, you can. I purchased this item and I can access my wi-fi signal in the parking lot... (I live on a second floor.) Customer Service helped me with the set-up. They were great.
165157
This device does not come with any antennas. You will need an internal and an external antenna. Plus N to F connector adapters if you choose to use coax with F connectors.
710520
I'm thinking you mean, with a router. If so, yes. Just make sure that a wifi card is installed before you purchase.
1669917
Try the D-Link DWA-160 Dual Band Wi-Fi- Adapter. It is geared for 5GHZ. No Problem.
1719756
Not really. What does an "indoor antenna" mean? The input is 75 Ohms coaxial, the frequency range limited to cable signal frequencies (below 1 GHz). It is intended for in-line bi-directional amplification of cable-carrier signals. As such, it will work, as WiFi - it will not.
1528316
hi Sercan, Wifi antenna is built in but module is not. you need to buy intel wifi module. In my case, i bought intel AC7260.
919341
I have used it as an extender. I am not sure that you can hook it up to get wifi
1646340
No, the WiFi part is for incoming signals. The connection to the TV is through a cable such as HDMI.
955575
No, This is for use with a flat panel antenna. No antenna is built in. I use them all the time with Hyperlink 24 dbi flat panel antennas with awesome results. Ubiquiti makes about the best outdoor Wifi Gear out there. They do make one with a built in antenna Google UniFI or better yet go on their website and see what they offer.
1792481
Yes, you can do this (configure it as a wifi client and it can re-broadcast a local wifi network). However, as it's very small, the antennas aren't great - you would be much better off using a purpose-built wifi range extender
213956
You can hook this directly to the modem. However, if you still do not get the signal strength needed, you may need an amplifier. The antenna itself is not powered.
437841
All I know is that it has a wifi card. And mine was missing the antenna so it had very little range.