will this work with normal wifi extenders
1476691
It should, yes. No doubt you could achieve some considerable range with both.
553317
It adds an extension, I don't recall of the top of my head but something like "YourWIFI_RPT" for normal and "YourWIFI_RPT5G" for the 5g. That is optional to use your wifi SSID "YourWIFI". You can also give it a different name if you want.
1852503
I would think it would work fine. Shouldn't matter what kind of router or IP address. It should have the ability to extend the signal.
683761
Yes. See http://store.apple.com/us/question/answers/product/MC414LL/A/how-can-i-use-an-airport-express-as-a-range-extender-for-my-airport-extreme/QFTKCTT7YC727J7CP for details. As with all extenders performance will be much better if the extender is connected to the base with an Ethernet cable, but purely wireless extension will work.
831729
No, because you would need access to the public wifi settings to set the extender up.
1556667
It should work with 850 MHz signals but this device only upgrades existing network extenders and may not increase your signal but is suppose to increase your data exchange.
744057
NO.!! Suggest spending more $$ and purchase Linksys AC1200 MAX WIFI Range Extender.
1213351
Kinda yes. It does not need wifi signal coming in, which is good. The base station adapter connects to your router by Cat 5, and plugs in the 110v wall plug. The "extender", which is a bad name, can then go anywhere in your house, and gets the internet signal through the 110v plug. Then broadcasts its own Wifi signal along with two Cat5 ports if you need those.
750059
Will this work if the circuit the router is plugged into is completely different that the one where I would want to plug in the repeater/extender?
1167511
In my experience Wi-Fi extenders are transmitters and not receivers. If your extender is only a transmitter it must be connected to your modem or router, either directly or through a network connection. Looking at other reviews I suspect you need to purchase a Panasonic Wi-Fi dongle.
1959642
Our extenders work with all standard Wi-Fi routers (IEEE and Wi-Fi certified). Unfortunately there are some rare cases where our extenders may not work with non-standard routers or routers with altered firmware such as those from 3rd party sources or proprietary firmware, such as those from certain ISPs. We would need to know the model of the modem. Please call our tech support line at 888-573-8820 and a technician can determine if the unit you have works.
963937
Yes, it appears as an -ext. If it did not then it would nor be an extender.
1254208
Since WIFI signals are susceptible to many variables there is not certain way to determine if the signal will reach the other building. You have to consider the walls and obstacles as well. For what you are trying to do you might need an extender as well.
1599246
There is nothing in the instructions about repeater/extender. THis antenna increases he range of wifis you can receive on the computer. It uses a usb to connect. Maybe you can ask at the official web site: ccrane.com.
1007177
That should work. With this particular range extender you actually create a new network that is seen by the computers in the area serviced by this extender. Technically what happens the range extender connects to the wireless signal from your router. It than sends out a signal, thus extending the range of your router. When you setup the "new" network you are actually just extending your original network. Hope this is helpful
1151321
Yes. I have the same extender and it works great. It is heavier duty than the original that came with your extender and the cord is slightly longer as well. It took mine about 30 min to link up but since then all has run smoothly.
1442269
Yes and No There are two types one work with Wifi and the other does not work with Wifi it has to be connected directly to your router by cable. Therefore it depend on the type you have purshased