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Phone Accessory - Eforcity Wi-Fi Booster Antenna for D-link DWL520, Linksys WMP11, WET11, Netgear MA311, or D-link Aps
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List Price: $30.00
Our Price: $5.54
Your Save: $ 24.46 ( 82% )
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Manufacturer: Eforcity
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Average Customer Rating:   
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Binding: Wireless Phone Accessory
Brand: eforcity
EAN: 0877083004801
Feature: 5 X Range Extender - Extends up to 5 times the original range of your WiFi access in open space.
Label: Eforcity
Manufacturer: Eforcity
Publisher: Eforcity
Studio: Eforcity
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Features
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5 X Range Extender - Extends up to 5 times the original range of your WiFi access in open space.
Plug and Play - No extra pigtails needed. Comes with 6 feet pigtail with Reverse Polarity SMA termination. Plug directly into your D-link DWL520, Linksys WMP11, WET11, Netgear MA311, or D-link APs (anything that uses Reverse Polarity SMA).
Manufactured in ISO-9001 compliant facilities. Fully tested with HP RF network analyser
Frequency: 2400-2483 MHz.....Gain: 7 dBi.....Impedance: 50 Ohm.....VSWR < 1.5 Average......Maximum Input Power 50 W.....Antenna Length 9 inch
Directionality Omni.....Polarization Vertical.....Weight: 1.8 oz.....Pigtail Length: 6 ft (72 in, 183 cm).....Pigtail Connector Reverse Polarity SMA.....No Extra Pigtails Needed!
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: did not work as well as I thought
Comment: I bought this product thinking I could pick up signal better where I was in a downstairs apartment, but still nothing. It was able to connect one day fine, but kept getting kicked offline. It may have just been my location. I'll try it again If I ever need it and may feel differently then.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Excellent product and value
Comment: I have a Trendnet wireless G PCI card and I installed this on the desktop end as opposed to the router end. Connection went from very low and frequently dropping 4-6 times a day to very good/excellent with no drops. Ventilation ducting was in the way of where my router is and where my desktop needs to be, and luckily the antenna cord is approximately 6 feet long to accomodate placing the antenna in an higher location. I'm not sure if this actually boosts the signal but for six bucks I'm happy with its flexibility of placement, which solved my signal problem.
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Editorial Reviews:
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5 X Range Extender - Extends up to 5 times the original range of your WiFi access in open space. Magnetic Mount - Put the antenna near the window or on top of a vehicle where it can pick up more signals. Plug and Play - No extra pigtails needed. Comes with 6 feet pigtail with Reverse Polarity SMA termination. Plug directly into your D-link DWL520, Linksys WMP11, WET11, Netgear MA311, or D-link APs (anything that uses Reverse Polarity SMA). Manufactured in ISO-9001 compliant facilities. Fully tested with HP RF network analyser. Frequency: 2400-2483 MHz Gain: 7 dBi Impedance: 50 Ohm VSWR < 1.5 Average Maximum Input Power 50 W Antenna Length 9 inch Directionality Omni Polarization Vertical Weight: 1.8 oz Pigtail Length: 6 ft (72 in, 183 cm) Pigtail Connector Reverse Polarity SMA No Extra Pigtails Needed!
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Telecommunication technologies presented as cell phone and other wireless applications, are powerful tools to break the barriers of time and space. With the introduction of high-bandwidth, digital communication technologies, it is possible to deliver audio, video, and waveform data to wherever and whenever needed for low cost.
With rapid development of the filed, 3 type of application can be found depend on technology. The first generation wireless mobile communications are totally based on weak analog signal. The second-generation network is based on low-band digital data processing. New and popular third-generation (3G - the common name) wireless technology represents collection of various 2G wireless systems into one global system that includes both terrestrial and satellite components.
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