Are the antenna's on this router removable?
1109429
No, at least I don't think so....the antenna will move to be to the back more, but where I have it no problem. I had trouble with the first D-Link I bought as it seemed to just quit working, though I have had no problems with the new one I got from Amazon. I am NOT even slightly knowledgeable with technology like this, so I do NOT toucht it so do NOT do anything but leave it on and let it do its thing. Hope it helps.
1109430
I don't think they are. This was purchased as a gift for a family member in another state. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1109431
The antennas are not removable: however, they can be rotated to be out of the way as needed.
1109432
Yes, you can unscrew them.But I would recommend against buying this one - and if you do, don't upgrade the firmware: it bricked mine and there is no uninstall/rollback facility (and the D-Link support is completely useless).
1856834
you could, but it will have to much signal lost. maybe if you put the antenna by the router your getting the signal off.
997940
Your router (or modem) need to have removable antenna and support the same kind of connector. If you device has a built in antenna there is nothing you can do.
280599
The antenna is detachable and it uses a twist and snap type of connector. It snaps into place and is easily removable.
199463
No, the antenna is the snaking trace opposite the pins. Works great, no idea how far it goes. I've never lost signal.
1452887
The WRT54GL has removable antennas. It uses RP-TNC connectors. Be aware of what you're buying before purchasing an antenna. While a better antenna will help signal quality issues, it's not a cure-all or a magic wand.
800015
They are universal antennas. At first I had them on a WiFi repeater and now I have them on my home router. If they use the same connection then the size won't matter.
1777967
The three antennas are included, do make sure that you attach them per the install instructions.p or they will not work optimally.
1965528
Yes the antenna is detachable. In case you are thinking of using an external antenna for a `fixed' or mobile configuration, be aware that the supplied antenna appears to be unbalanced. It has a simple threaded connection and not one of the coaxial type of connectors, PL239/259, 'N', BNC etcetera. Matching an external antenna may therefore be problematic.
1593542
Both. It comes with a surface mount base when can be unscrewed and the antenna can then be mounted on the router or other device.
213806
on the TP-LINK TL-ANT2405C 2.4GHz 5dBi Indoor Desktop version the antenna is attached to the base and cannot be unscrewed.
28192
I've never removed the antennas, and I don't know the answer to your other questions. I just know that it works well.
1855506
No. it comes with normal antennas, as shown in the picture. Their literature may refer to the unit as "high range" but the unit is not. I did not find the range to be any greater than my previous Cisco router. Amped wireless customer service was excellent, extremely helpful. Unfortunately, their equipment didn't work with my set-up. WHile I changed out my router, I did keep their extender, which works great. I hope this helps you.
594882
Yes, the antenna is detachable (it unscrews). I don't know the format (SMA, reverse polarity SMA, etc).
1349873
John the antenna can be removed. I do not have in front of me but I think it is a bit conector.
955572
You are required to use an external antenna that you qill directly screw to the routeur
1010580
I'm not sure, but the LXT radios I looked at don't have removable antennas, if it's a FRS family radio, they do not have removable antennas per FCC rule.