is the antenna necessary or can just the usb part receive signal?
484200
It doesn't seem to make much of a difference. I took off the antenna and it still has 5 bars.
484201
i haven't tried it without the antenna. i bought it for the antenna to get better signal. which it didn't do
484202
Yes. you can use it, minus the antenna, however I strongly recommend you use the attachedantenna, for better frequency and performance.
484203
Yes. you can use it, minus the antenna, however I strongly recommend you use the attached antenna, for better frequency and performance.
484204
Not sure of the distance between the router and USB. Mine works without the antenna with about 6 to 8 ft between them.
1081201
In general, wireless USB ports/antennas like this should should serve any device needing a wireless connection. Samsung is a bit more problematic since they prefer not to pay Microsoft, Qualcomm and other architecture dependent companies for full rights. I would make sure Samsung says the device is approved. They are good inexpensive products but their challenges with incompatibility are well known.
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Yes you have to have the antenna. I do not think so. the application is not web base, it is windows. hope this help
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The USB plug in the back is not for an antenna. It's for viewing pictures or MP3 sound from a USB stick.
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I own one of these. It is a high gain wi-fi antenna. It is not directional, will pick up very weak signals from a great distance. You don't need to point it at a target. It works well by attaching it a window with the included suction cups. It requires two usb ports; one for a signal, a second for the power. I'm guessing the power could be supplied by a usb wall adapter but you would need another extension usb cable since the two plugs have only a couple inches of cable between them. I have found this invaluable when I am in areas with weak signal, literally picks up signals from most houses in my neighborhood which my laptop antenna doesn't see at all. I own one of these. It is a high gain wi-fi antenna. It is not directional, will pick up very weak signals from a great distance. You don't need to point it at a target. It works well by attaching it a window with the included suction cups. It requires two usb ports; one for a signal, a second for the power. I'm guessing the power could be supplied by a usb wall adapter but you would need another extension usb cable since the two plugs have only a couple inches of cable between them. I have found this invaluable when I am in areas with weak signal, literally picks up signals from most... » Read More I own one of these. It is a high gain wi-fi antenna. It is not directional, will pick up very weak signals from a great distance. You don't need to point it at a target. It works well by attaching it a window with the included suction cups. It requires two usb ports; one for a signal, a second for the power. I'm guessing the power could be supplied by a usb wall adapter but you would need another extension usb cable since the two plugs have only a couple inches of cable between them. I have found this invaluable when I am in areas with weak signal, literally picks up signals from most houses in my neighborhood which my laptop antenna doesn't see at all. « Show Less
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This antenna can be powered by AC or USB, so I would say yes, your USB port can power this antenna.
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This device is a just a signal booster so the antenna type shouldn't matter even thought the instructions show an omni-directional antenna. The unit comes with a very short RP-SMA female to female cable to connect to a wireless signal source. The output cable you will need to get to connect to the antenna also needs an RP-SMA female connector. Just remember the length of the cable decreases the power.
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I'm sorry - I miunderstood. Yes it does come with a USB cable but I sent it back due to poor performance. I get a much better signal with a non USB powered antenna. The best I found is the LEAF HD indoor antenna. Paul
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I have a question for you as you have used the Inno for 2 years. In the car, can the Inno receive a signal in standalone form without the antenna? My question basically boils down to whether the car kit is necessary because the adapter is not (it can be run off the battery just like if you were walking outside) and I can plug it directly into the auxiliary line in my stereo. So the other thing I would really need is the antenna. Thanks
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I'm using DirecTV with mine so I'm not sure if you'll require an antenna to receive the local channel feed.
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It shouldn't be an issue, it has a pretty strong wireless signal. I would say it will reach at least about 6 feet from your receiver (The USB port).
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No, it will need to get power from USB cable. Meanwhile, it will also need to get signal and drawing through computer's support.
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Yes, I use 3 different type of usb adapters with this antenna. works excellent.
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You will more than likely need a antenna, in my experience. You can set it up as basic cable with OTA.
719531
Direct connect to device, f-type. It isn't a boost, just an antenna. No power supply required.
261219
Yes. First thing is not get ahead of it. Its response to finding a signal is a little slow. It's a good, not great, product. Signal will drop out on occasion like others. Go with direct USB connection
1988722
It has a standard USB connection, it should power it. I don't know if the 350 has live traffic , that is what the built in antenna is for.