my laptop only has one antenna of lead will it work
1014607
Sure, it should work. I can't say anything about potential performance though... too many variables to consider. Make sure you have a decent antenna. Keep in mind this is a mini PCI-E device, not mini PCI. If you find yourself wanting another antenna but you're limited in space (like a laptop for example) consider an "internal wifi antenna." It's just a pigtail and a little, flat patch of and plastic and metal. Place it on the inside your screen - at the rear (some dismantling required) and make sure it's electrically isolated from other metal parts in the back of the screen. That's all I have at the moment. Good luck!
1748440
This device will work stand alone, the antenna system should be grounded, however this device should act as afuse to protect your system(No guarantees !)
209245
I did not gnd it as my antenna was mounted in my attic. U can try to gnd to anything metal pipe which is going down to the ground
1413314
richard is right, wavelength is key, if the antenna happens to be mathematically close to to the correct wavelength you're trying to pick up, you may be in luck...the only way to know is to try it out.
2052637
Yes. No problem. It will be obvious when you examine the cords. Only one will work.
74443
you need an SMA Reverse polarity Male connector, other wise youll be stock with an antenna you cant use.
2270629
What I see so far about the laptop you're using, it didn't had a combo card before. That means it doesn't have a bt antenna which it needs to work correct.
1792251
Mount the Antenna where the computer/monitor/router is going to be. You need only one.
1394573
I already had an antenna hookup that I used with the Killer 1202. For laptops, you should use the antennas already installed. I'm guessing the Tyco antennas are frequently bought with the Killer card by desktop owners (I have a custom desktop rig and bought a pair of antennas with an Intel wifi card which didn't work, which is why I bought the Killer 1202 separately).
2074405
"Rabbit ear" style antennas (like what most Wireless Routers have) will work, but will be very directional due to all the metal of your PC blocking/reflecting the signal in one direction. So it depends on which direction the Wireless Router is in relation to your PC.
839254
I am using the antenna portion on a windows 7 laptop. The software disk that came included did not work correctly. After numerous tries I plugged the USB plug into the laptop and to my surprise I was receiving wifi signals I had not be getting before. I can not with certainty if you would have the same results on an XP machine. For what its worth I would say just about anything I've seen that will run in windows 7 generally will run on XP.
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hi i need to know if this antenna it arrive ready to use o i have to buy extra part o elements
497241
One should be all you need. BUT, it is a very marginal antenna. I'd get something better like Powerlink or http://www.amazon.com/Alfa-AWUS036NH-Wireless-Long-Range-Screw-On/dp/B003YIFHJY/ref=pd_sxp_grid_pt_0_0
1604556
It will work as long as you install a PCIe to Mini PCIe adapter. There are adapters with external antennas specifically for this purpose.
1857533
only recieved 1 prong only one thing to thing plugs in the laptop so so guess order is incorrect
2059327
Whatever number they were connected to on the old one, put them here. The third one is not required. Some computers have a different antenna position where it is a triangle, and that's where all three are needed. With 2 antenna wires, you should connect them to the same numbers as they were. If you don't know, or can't remember, connect them to #1 and #2. It really shouldn't make any difference at all really between 1 and 2.
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NO, one input only, it is presuming you have an antenna with both UHF/VHF on one lead. If you have separate antennae, you'll need a combiner.