The web based user interface for the iAntenna is designed specifically for ease of use. After following the for connecting your computer, simply...

By definition, the iAntenna is different from common WiFi "adapters" because it is a WiFi "modem". Think about the Cable for DSL...

The iAntenna's high power Wi-Fi radio is designed for long distances. The range is dependent on a number of factors namely: Output power of...

Yes! The iAntenna boosts the range of WiFi significantly. The iAntenna is no ordinary booster like cell phone boosters. The iAntenna works in...

Laptop or Desktop, PC or Macintosh...all work with the iAntenna. The only requirement is either: 1. Ethernet network adapter (very...

Yes, the included omni-directional antenna can be replaced with another antenna. Example antenna types: Parabolic Dish Antenna ...

NO Unlike USB devices, the iAntenna does not use or require drivers to be installed on a computer. All that is needed is a common Ethernet...

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Yes, a wireless router commonly found in homes that connect to DSL or Cable modems can be used with the iAntenna system. Follow the routers...

Yes, the iAntenna can operate in-reverse and broadcast a signal as an Access Point. Please follow the instructions provided in the user manual or...

The green light comes on when the system has power and the button on the LinkGauge is pressed. If pressing the button on the LinkGauge does not...

Yes, the iAntenna does work with Macintosh operating systems.

and the iAntenna can be used at these. Additionally, every truckstop in the United States now has WiFi. Further...there are thousands and...

Yes the iAntenna will work outside the United States. The iAntenna uses an international standard for communication set by the IEEE called...

No It is not absolutely necessary to have a network cable connecting your computer to the iAntenna. Using the provided Ethernet cable is,...