Would the range extender also work to amplify the wifi signal of a gopro camera?
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hiActually the range extender is only useful for the cameras that already are installed on phantom vision 2 and phantom vision 2 +, and both use a different range extender not compatible. phantom vision 2 use a different range extender from phantom vision 2 +.
1813501
The extender is a different frequency as I understand it. The GoPro and DJI use the same Wifi frequencies so are not compatible and can cause catastrophic failure of the DJI in flight (You will most likely crash).
1813502
This will not amplify the signal of a GoPro. This is meant solely for the amplification of the signal from the quad copter with the built-in camera to your First Person View (FPV) device (telephone, or tablet). If you use a GoPro camera, you need a separate FPV system with a separate transmitter.
1983769
Look at the attachment accessories for gopro. This has the same connection.
1587392
I don't believe so. I had to go about 20 feet but through an external wall and could not get a signal. I wound up just hard-wiring the Extender, running a cable from the source to the extender. The other thing to note here is that I'm not sure I agree that it's an "extender"... it simply started another network. So... with an ethernet cable and any wireless router, you could do the same thing.
1503720
If you asking if the Wifi that connects to the back of your go pro work for fpv the answere is yes I use my iPad and hook link it together it works great . After looking at the kit your asking about you will still need to buy the wifi piggyback that hooks up to the back of the go pro unless it's in the package. Mine was not I bought the wifi separate if you have any more questions please ask.
2078169
Well if your router supports 802.11g or 802.11n then it will work with this Wi-Fi extender.
386920
we only used the supplied cables. I think you may need a booster to extend cable that far. I would consider wireless if there is power available to the camera.
1516805
All I know is the signal is by the included cables from receiver to a monitor. I don't know of any way to catch the wireless signal from camera to another device. My model is not intended for internet or cell use.
1751384
Yes. This should work with no problem. Just don't plug the feed side into a network switch and the camera shouldn't even know the Ethernet has anything connected camera side.
312007
I am not too sure. If the camera's have a socket for this ethernet connection then surely its possible.
2015349
To clarify my answer I only use my wifi back with my ipod touch, not a gopro remote.
1851911
Yep. In fact, that's the main reason I purchased this item.It all depends on the actual router whose signal your extending.
1726332
No, you should have a dual band router to let the extender deliver signal in both bands. It does'nt transform it, only amplyfies what you got
1920973
I do not know. Would NOT recommend this product to extend WIFI range. Would definitely recommend LINKSYS AC1200 MAX WIFI Range Extender. Initially plug it in next to your router. Enter the username and password of your router into your Smart Phone or I-Pad. Then plug the LINKSYS WIFI Extender in a convenient area about 40-80 feet from the router. Your WIFI range will now be extended to approx 80-160 feet.
1836647
No, it will pick up the WiFi signal, amplify it and resend it. However, I am not satisfied with this product. It did not solve my weak signal problem and then I couldn't get it to make a connection at all. Both Netgear support and my router mfg. support said it is the others problem. I now have it disconnected and remain with very poor and weak WiFi signal 80 feet away from the router.
1795891
As long as the equipment that is handling the Wifi signal complies with 802.11 and IEEE standards, yes the extender should connect.
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The WiFi doesn't work on these cameras, I have tried it on a number of connections. The so called "mobile" app (free) yes, is junk. So, until pressure is put on Cannon to produce better stuff, there isn't much anyone can do. I don't know of any third party vendors who want to take on the challenge. These camera companies are losing business to competitors. Even the GoPro doesn't work while in "waterproof" move w hdmi, you have to use iPhone App, or Android App to make the GoPro work, meaning you have to have your mobile phone in your back pack, and then basically all your footage is on your phone if you have enough memory. Frankly, someone could make a killing creating apps that work on these cameras. The WiFi doesn't work on these cameras, I have tried it on a number of connections. The so called "mobile" app (free) yes, is junk. So, until pressure is put on Cannon to produce better stuff, there isn't much anyone can do. I don't know of any third party vendors who want to take on the challenge. These camera companies are losing business to competitors. Even the GoPro doesn't work while in "waterproof" move w hdmi, you have to use iPhone App, or Android App to make the GoPro work, meaning you have to have your mobile phone in your back pack, and then basically all... » Read More The WiFi doesn't work on these cameras, I have tried it on a number of connections. The so called "mobile" app (free) yes, is junk. So, until pressure is put on Cannon to produce better stuff, there isn't much anyone can do. I don't know of any third party vendors who want to take on the challenge. These camera companies are losing business to competitors. Even the GoPro doesn't work while in "waterproof" move w hdmi, you have to use iPhone App, or Android App to make the GoPro work, meaning you have to have your mobile phone in your back pack, and then basically all your footage is on your phone if you have enough memory. Frankly, someone could make a killing creating apps that work on these cameras. « Show Less
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I don't own a Hero3 but I do have the Hero2 and I've used the Wi-Fi bacpac with my gopro app on my iphone and I love it. There's about a 2-3 second delay which doesn't bother me for what I'm using my camera for but it seems to bother a lot of other users.