is only one of these needed to extend the range from my router, removing the router's antenna and plugging in this cable?
917896
It is very directional, which helps by sending most of the signal where ever it is pointed at. teamed up with the Amped wireless high power router, able to point at my other building for good signal 100 ft and inside the building another 30 ft.
917897
Yes, one will probably do the job. I was prepared to double up but it wasn't necessary. The signal was strong enough at the remote location (300 feet) without having to add equipment there.
917898
This will extend the range of your router in the direction is it facing. It is a directional antenna, not omni-directional.
1314000
No wires needed only screws the only wire i come to mind of if you attach a wireless network mini pci card you need 2 cables for the antenna
828886
As I understand it,for extending you need a USB port on the router.This specific router doesn't have one.
832904
If your router is not already Moca enabled (i know that Verizon FIOS is moca enabled, but others may not be) then yes, you need one on the router side and one on the device end.
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A wired connection to the router is not necessary for setup. However, during setup, you will want the extender, the router, and the computer used for setup to be in fairly close proximity of one another.
1402270
Yes, one would connect to your main router and the other one would need to connect to the other router
1296828
I did not try this connection and cannot answer this question. However, I am wondering why you would want to plug one router to another. It may make more sense to set up the second router as an extender to have a longer range. I plugged my router directly into the cable modem. The range for this router is much better than the previous one. The two bigger antennas really help.
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I am not sure how to answer your question because it plugged in easily to my router, but the antenna was useless. I was told by my internet provider that a longer antenna would help with the internet reception in parts of my house that were not near the router, but it had no effect. I eventually had a booster router installed at several hundred dollars' cost for the unit and installation, and that works fine.
1332093
It depends on the distance from the WiFi router and the signal strength. My computer is about 60 feet away from the router, and the signal has to go through two other rooms and an outdoor space. I don't need an additional antenna.
1382302
Yes. I ultimately bought a router with the correct connector because I needed to extend the range of my wireless network, but before I purchased a different router, I connected the signal amplifier to my PCI wifi adapter on my desktop and saw a significant increase in the number of available networks as well as a major boost in the signal from my own network.
764133
No, I installed this before we had Internet. Works independent with antennas and booster amplifier.
1406792
You can use the antenna on your router, most likely. The full USB+Antenna unit is for a computer though, and has fantastic range.
239592
No, this allows you to power a compatible EnGenius router or access point using the ethernet cable you are already using to send data too/from the unit to your network. In other words, one less cable, or having to locate an outlet near the unit when its installed remote (in corporate installs)
2060040
The extender would pair with one wireless router. It won't be able to boost signal from 2 wireless routers.
1610862
I don't remember getting one, but I don't think you need it. You just disconnect the old antenna and plug in the new. Took me about 15 minutes, and that included climbing up on the rig and getting down.
911398
Yes. That is why the extended range version of this router is basically the same, except it has two larger, high gain antennae on it.
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Check if the cable connector from the booster is compatible with the antenna connector on the router. If they are, connect the booster to the router and you'll see the difference.