Will I be able to hook this up to my D-Link wireless box to boost my cell singna in the home without any other accessories?
1320655
I do not know for sure; Wilson Electronics is good at answering these type of questions.
268080
That I know of, NO ,,, but I have had a friend who's a tech nut say there are ways of hooking it up without a direct plug,, but he said ya gotta buy a bunch of stuff to do that. But again, I'm not into all the high tech stuff,, all I know is it works great for me, easy to set up, and great sound ,, if I was able to get it working, there's no reason most people can't do it. Took all of 5 minutes from box to sound.
1915768
No. This booster is designed to increase the wifi signal from a wifi router, not a phone signal.
964964
I believe you'd have to have a wireless setup on your pickup and the D.I. Otherwise, you'll have to plug everything in. On a sidenote, remember to keep a battery in the D.I., just in case the p.a. system you're using doesn't have phantom power.
1544344
It won't boost the Verizon signal, only your wifi signal in your home. If you are using a feature such as wifi calling, where your phone uses the internet to boost your signal, then this can help extend the area where you get good wifi so it could help in that way, but it does not boost the cell reception itself. So if you are using wifi calling and your wifi signal is dropping out, this can help, but if you are talking about your regular cell and 3g/4g, this will not help. Feel free to follow up if you need any more help :-)
1471045
Patrick is correct, see below.... This will boost your wireless signal only (to improve wireless range) has nothing to do with your operating system.
361973
Sure will. Most importantly you will also need a source of USB power for the device as well. If your receiver has a USB port, you're fine and can use that. If not any cell phone charger should probably do the trick as well. Comes with a USB cable but not the AC Adapter. Works great!
764131
No. This is a dual frequency band amplifier, it will boost the signal strength for the cell phone (like Verizon's') signal that is transmitted from the cell tower and also will boost the signal from your cell phone back to the cell tower.if you have an internet PCS 'air card' or 'hot spot' card it will boost those signals also so that you can get better data transfer rates on your computer while using the internet.
2250436
This isn't an antenna of some sort. It's like a wired connection without 1 big wire going through the house. This will allow something with an ethernet port to gain Internet connection as if connected straight to the router. But it will not boost your connection throughout the house
464696
no. it connects via coax to the signal booster. the booster is wireless to the cell phone
548241
All the booster does is to boost the signal within the house. It uses the electrical system for the boost. It usually will connect itself with your router w/o having to input ssid password. Hope this helps
1544345
if verizon is your phone service then NO - this only boost your wi fi signal - not your phone service
1380087
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.
2274245
no. I think you'll need a high end model (if it exists). This model is not even wireless.
1452932
I do not understand what you are wanting here. Is it you are wanting to use this to boost the signal inside your house and that is why you have a router? This is an external outside " directional " antenna. It helps to direct a cell phone signal to a cell phone tower. It uses a cell phone signal booster like those sold by Wilson Electronics. If this router provides a signal boost then maybe it can but I can not really answer your question without knowing what it is you want.
2247969
It looks as though it will, however mine did not increase signal strength (relative to where the box is placed) or mimo speed. Dual antennas would be a much better solution to weak signal. Plus you could have longer cables, this is only decent for portability.
1597509
I really can't advise you on the D-Link DWL-AG530. However it was recommend to me for a non D-Link product and I saw no boost at all. If you buy it from Amazon and it does not work, it's easy to send back for a refund. I wouldn't waste money on this antenna.