As the old AG models run out of stock, we are receiving AGs with M after AG in the part#
The differences are
1. These are AirMax so they are compatible with all the other AirMax products – those that have an M in the name like NSM5, LOCOM5, etc – big improvement –
2. a minor change in the feedhorn design
Customers should like them better even if they ordered the "old" version
George
There is no limit to the number of connections you can make to the R36 by WiFI. So it depends upon how much bandwidth you have on the connection going to the internet.
Hi Richard – I’m all but certain that it’s not possible to share a USB WiFi adapter and it’s internet connection, using MS internet sharing network wizard on XP with my network
On Fri, Dec 6, 2013 at 3:00 AM, Richard Erskine <rickerskine> wrote:
Hi George,
Thanks for the info. I ordered those products.
I have another question when you have a moment. I have tried several times to interface the awus036h using MS internet sharing network wizard on XP with my network. I have not been able to get it to work. This is why I got the R36 to begin with. Do you know of a faq or tutorial that might explain how to do this?
Thanks again
Richard
On Fri, Dec 6, 2013 at 8:52 AM, George Hardesty <gh> wrote:
Richard – this is the cable that you need:https://www.data-alliance.net/servlet/-strse-197/RP-dsh-SMA-dsh-male-ANTENNA-CABLE-29.527-dsh-FT/Detail
and since that is 30 feet, you could add a 10-FT RP-SMA extension cable: SKU E3
On Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 10:25 PM, Richard Erskine <rickerskine> wrote:
……..and while on this subject (grid antenna), would this be the best and correct cable for it. I do need the length.
Best Regards,
Richard
RP-SMA Extension Cable: 40-FT Male to Female. LMR-400 equivalent cable
Price: $44.95
Discounts:
On Fri, Dec 6, 2013 at 8:12 AM, Richard Erskine <rickerskine> wrote:
Hi again George,
Thanks for you information for my past queries. If you don’t mind, I have another…..
I am looking to extend my range and am looking at the Alpha 2.4 ghz. antenna below. At present I have an Alpha omni 18 db gain whip. I know it says that you should have two of these grid antennas to maximize performance. My question is, If I use one only, do you think it will be worth the bother for the amout of increase in my two way distance/range. Thanks again.
Richard
Antenna 2.4GHz 24dBi Long-Range Grid Parabolic Directional WiFi High Gain
On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 6:41 PM, George Hardesty <gh> wrote:
The 036H is a higher quality WiFi adapter but is not being carried forward to Windows 8 and beyond.
You would be better off using 036H with the R36
George
On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 8:04 AM, Richard Erskine <rickerskine> wrote:
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I have been using the awus036h with R36 and lately bought the awus036nhr and upgraded software in r36. I find that the performance is much lower than the awus036h. Any suggestions??
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There are no firmware upgrades for WiFi USB adapters
My brother has a AWUS036H he’s been using for six years
Customer: could it be something the friends have change in the signal
me: That’s another angle, yes
Sent at 1:30 PM on Friday
Customer: that link is to the H not the NHR
does it appply?
Sent at 1:32 PM on Friday
me: He can re-install his driver
Customer: it only has v2 on there and he says his isnt v2
would it still work?
me: I think he should try it
Sent at 1:42 PM on Friday
Customer: does he need to uninstall firmware already on there or just go ahead and install?
Sent at 1:44 PM on Friday
me: Uninstall what he has and then re-install
He could have a corrupt installation
Please check the link below for reference.
Thanks for the great service. This is the kind of issue when you realize which vendors you like working with. You guys have been quick to respond and very professional!
Much appreciated!
Damien
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Now, I want to send an Alfa adapter to a friend. He needs to connect to an open Belkin F9K1001 which is about 1000 feet away. Currently, he can connect using an Intel card built into his laptop, but I want him to have a stronger connectiong/lower latency. What is the likelihood that the Alfa may not like that Belkin router, the same way it didn’t seem to want to get along with in my own scenario above. I know in theory Wifi is always compatible, but I’ve read sometimes channel width, 802.11 mode, and other things can stop an adapter from connecting to a network. That’s what I’m asking about.
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The shipping charges appear normally on your site but when I click the PayPal link they don’t seem to “carry over”, only the price of the item is displayed.
Later he fixed the problem by using regular checkout and selecting PayPal as the payment option:
I wound up ordering it by filling out all my contact info first, THEN clicking on the PayPal link – that seemed to work.