Do you have to connect all 3 antennas, if not does it tell you what 2 to use? Most cards I've seen only have 2 contacts for antennas...
2020671
No it doesn't tell you anything. However connecting all of them Dows not effect it's performance.
2020672
You don't have to connect all three. In my setup I only have two connected to the card and I just wrapped 3rd wire in electic tape and tucked it away. It's good to have 3 antennas though for future proofing (newer cards usually have three connectors)
2020673
If there are only two contacts then you can only hook up two antenna ; any two will do has they can be positioned 360 degrees and centered or offcentered.
2020674
No, you only connect as many antennas as you have. It doesn't matter which you use. The antennas are all exactly alike.
2020675
The antenna sockets on the outside of the card are each connected to a separate lead on the inside of the card (inside of your PC). You can see this in the photo. In my case, there were only two connectors for those leads on my actual WiFi PCIe card, so I just picked the two that were most convenient (the outside two in my case. I actually had to remove the center antenna connector to get the card to fit well.
1582388
I believe it has an internal splitter/combiner. The beauty of the card is you can input two distinctly different signals as antenna and cable and record both at the same time
1395472
There are small connectors on the wireless cards that the wires attach to. There might be only two instead of three, in this case you just need to isolate the extra wire.
661325
Yes it does. It also permits diversity antenna connections from the universal antenna socket, that's the third connection.
1442042
No you sure do not need to use two sims cards. You can use one sims card but if you do decide on getting two you can switch either one of them on and off at the same time or at opposing times. The phone is overall neat and I still have mine and its still keeping up with me. :-)
1731365
It actually has two different antenna connectors and the one you use and antenna type you use depends on how you want to use it. There isn't really a straight up answer to your question. You also need to be a licensed operator unless it's an emergency.
720426
with the adapter that ships with this booster (small flat business card sized) only one. primarily because you are supposed to hold it next to phone. they have other boosters that service more than one phone though. call Wilson directly and talk to a engineer. they are very helpful and will answer general questions.
1384407
I do not know allot about antennas. But I did not get this one to work. I spent 100 dollars at best but and now I am very happy. This could be because I just got one of the bad ones.
1638574
Here's something to consider...the cable you are now looking at has 4 contacts on the plug and in the socket. I think that card readers require all four contacts, as they all four are available in a iPhone. Does the cable you tried, that did not work, have four contacts? The three contact version is much more common, but might not work. Sorry, but I can't specifically say if it will/will not work for your Samsung device.
626337
In my case I was getting reception already with my outdoor antenna, but during certain times of the day or certain weather conditions I would loose the signal. My antenna already has a built-in booster that is plugged in inside the house, that I had forgotten about. When I installed this booster I lost the signal completely, so I returned it. The helpful technician I talked to said that you can't have two boosters.
2247968
Depends on the connector type, have a look at the antenna connection on your device and see if it is similar to the connector on the antenna. There aren't that many different antenna connectors for mimo antennas
1900249
It doesn't connect to ANYTHING! - That's why I returned it. It was recommended by tech support for the indoor antenna, but they failed to advise they I would need a connector adapter kit. The default indoor antenna worked fine...
137394
No - since I went to 4G none of the amplifiers work reliably - true 4G connections need TWO antennas and right now, so far as I can tell, only ATT offers this in their devices. I have a verizon device (one antenna) and an ATT device (2 antennas) and the ATT device operated about 4 times faster....(in the same location pointing at the same tower) ...
2121532
No you don't have to use TWO SIM CARD SLOTS. Right now I'm just using ONE SIM CARD SLOT, and it works perfectly.
2081191
The answer is no. This card is designed to replace an older 100 mbs network card or to add in a new system. There is no way that two (2) of these cards could be linked together in order to operate as a single network card. If you install two (2) of these cards on your system, you will have the choice to use one or the other. That is one possibility. The other is that the two cards may conflict will each other making it impossible to access the internet.
430295
With the antennas and the back cabinet plate removed, the card fits in a PCI-E slot and can be screwed down. The antenna connectors are positioned out the back of the cabinet and the antennas can be connected and angled as desired.
544803
I'm using the Winegard CC-7870 to combine two antenna signals by using two different antennas. The Channel Plus 2512 that you mentioned is used to split the signal to different Devices. I hope this helps.