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| 9db 2.4GHz Rubber Duck ReSMA | 
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| Brand: Solwise
Category: CE
Buy New: £6.40
Buy New from £6.40
Avg. Customer Rating:  (5 reviews)
Sales Rank: 2826
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
MPN: NET-WL-ANT009OSC
EAN: 5060138861800
ASIN: B000M261EU
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Indoor Omni Antenna 2.4GHz | | • | 9dB Omni-Directional rubber duck antenna | | • | Doughnut-shaped response | | • | Reverse SMA plug | | • | Length 33cm |
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Product Description
Solwise Description - Indoor Omni Antenna 2.4GHz. 9dB Omni-Directional rubber duck antenna (Doughnut-shaped response) with Reverse SMA plug. 33cm long. Also available with Reverse TNC, see our other listing, part code NET-WL-ANT009OTC. For full specs and downloads please see our main website at www.solwise.co.uk
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| Customer Reviews:
 Useless January 8, 2009
Unfortunately this did not help me either, just like the guys who posted reviews before me. No improvement at all in the speed/signal of my wifi network. I used on my laptop with a usb adaptor. don't buy it if you think you're gonna have more luck than others. It's just useless. Oh and it's really HUGE. I might use for fly fishin' in the future.
BIG low performance antenna December 30, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This antenna is big, rougly 3 times taller than the standard router antenna. Unfortunately this did not mean a better connection for me. I ran multiple bandwidth tests on 'speedtest', and also kept an eye on 'netmeter' graphical bandwidth monitor. Performance from standard router dropped about a third, and the data rate was not constant - fluxuating, and frustrating. I tried many combinations and positions, however everything was proved when I tested the connection with the standard/RubberDuck antenna sitting beside the router. Very poor performance compared with standard Netgear router antenna.
Keep your standard one.
 Worked for me December 4, 2008
BINGO!
I am now able to get Wifi in my kitchen downstairs at the front of the house from my router upstairs at the back.
I did have to change channels to achieve this, which had not worked before, so all in all this is a success.
I would say that having a bigger antenna on my router seems to have much larger effect on the strength of the signal coming from the router than it does on the ability of the router to pick up the signal from my laptop - which makes sense as I haven't changed the antenna on the laptop - so i can see why this product won't always work.
Still, for the price it's worth a try - if it works, it's cheaper than any other solution.
Worth it for 10 October 14, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This antenna worked for me: I got a signal strength increase from 24% to 39%, taking my WiFi bandwidth from approx 6 Mbps to a solid 11Mbps.
This seems about - I replaced my 4dbi antenna with a 9dbi antenna and got roughly double the data rate.
A disappointment November 2, 2007
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
Sadly this antenna did not work for me. It did not noticelebly increase the range or reliability of my wireless LAN. I solved my problem in the end by reattaching the original antenna and re-positioning the PC.
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