Will these antennas fit the Hawking HWREN1 and HWREN2 WiFi Repeaters?
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Most antennas are threaded in a universal size. Thee did make a BIG difference on my signal range - used them on a Cisco router.
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Yes, it will. I have the Baofeng UV-5R (Black) and it screws on just like the antenna that came with it. I also have the Wouxun KG-UVD1P and it mounts on it like the original antenna. I now keep this antenna on both radio's. I'm going the the Nation wide Field Day today and will have this antenna on because our location is several miles from the repeater. Very good antenna for the price.
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Hi, Please refer to ASIN B006JVUAMM for the compatible antenna. Thanks, PCrush
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Not sure but if you contact hawking the can answer your question. setup has to be with cat 5 wire and a injection module. I have one of these and it works good. I used my to collect signal from wifi at home. If you have more question you can contact me.
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I have three different Uniden transmitters, and this repeater works with two of the three. It works really well, I have two running. Check the Uniden website for compatibility
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Amazon is very good about listing the exact models that these fit. If you type in the model number from your microwave, they will make sure you get the correct part.
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They should be compatible check the gain of the installed antennae (measured in dbi) the higher the number the better.
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To the best of my knowledge, yes. I replaced the included "rubber ducky" antennas with the butterfly type with some improvement. I have seen directional antennas available for the 5.8 freq range so they should work fine.
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shane ,10 db antenna will not give you an big deference ,for your project use an Hawking Hi-Gain Wireless-N Dual Radio Smart Repeater (HW2R1) and an Hawking hi-gain wirless-n outdoor access point( HOWABN1) ,l use this system for an small apartment complex with success.
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They are somewhat universal but to be safe just enter 2011 Jeep Patriot antennas and it should be there.
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My Hawking antenna is connected to a wireless adapter card that is plugged into my computer. This card has two stick antennas sticking out of the back, and I unscrewed one to connect a 20-foot cable that also connects to the Hawking. The Hawking transmits to and from a wireless-N repeater that lives in the nearest end of the main house, and this repeater in turn retransmits and amplifies the wireless signal from the Linksys wireless-N router at the far end of the house. The router and the repeater both have built-in antennas, nothing to which to connect a cable/external antenna. Most wireless routers these days seem to have built-in antennas without connectors for external cables or antennas, but some are still available with external antennas. Go to www.microcenter.com or to www.tigerdirect.com, search for "wireless router N", and scan the pictures to look for those routers having "stick" antennas on their backs. Those antennas unscrew, exposing a connector to which you can instead attach a cable leading to your Hawking antenna. That said, I have no experience with any of those specific routers, so cannot recommend a particular one. I do recommend wireless-N rather than the obsolescent and slower wireless-B or -G, and also sticking with a major name brand rather than some less-expensive and less-supported "no-name" brand with poorer software and pseudo-English instructions. I hope this helps and that you get your system up and running with no difficulty.
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Hi, i dont really know. I am using them with my Vera3 Z-Wave networ and they work fine.
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Yes, I buy these all the time and they fit very well and work great. One of the best antennas out there.
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I don't think so. The repeater only picks up existing wireless and increases / repeats signal. I would have to recommend looking further into item description on website. good luck.
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Yes they will work, but for a wifi or rf mouse, you might not get good reception due to your case
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Yes they fit. They are a good brass quality. I'm happy with them also my new Bosch EVS1617. Sweet router.Have Fun! Carol in Texas
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Should be a good antenna for that. I use them as the Access Points for a 50 acre mobile home park WIFI system paired with the ENH-500 as dedicated 5Ghz backhaul to connect them using the WDS capability. The ENH-500s keeps the system from bogging down by eliminating repeating.