Boost 802.11G Linksys

You can connect your Linksys WSB24 wi-fi booster to your Linksys 54G
AP. The 54G antenna have extra platic that wont let you connect the
booster to your 54G AP. Unless you choose to trim the "extra" plastic
with a knife. Just be sure not to cut down into the connector. Once
you trim about 1/4 inch of plastic you can then connect to your
booster. Some posts have suggested that you would loose bandwidth but
i have not experienced any reduction in bandwidth. Overall about a
30% increase in range, which seems well worth it.

WSB24 is for A only, not G.

"Brent Wilson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed) om...
> You can connect your Linksys WSB24 wi-fi booster to your Linksys 54G
> AP. The 54G antenna have extra platic that wont let you connect the
> booster to your 54G AP. Unless you choose to trim the "extra" plastic
> with a knife. Just be sure not to cut down into the connector. Once
> you trim about 1/4 inch of plastic you can then connect to your
> booster. Some posts have suggested that you would loose bandwidth but
> i have not experienced any reduction in bandwidth. Overall about a
> 30% increase in range, which seems well worth it.

"John T" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed) ws.com...
> "John Eckart" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:rc55b.5944$(E-Mail Removed) ink.net
> >
> > WSB24 is for A only, not G.
>
> No, it's actually designed for B devices.

Oops! Sorry, that's what I meant, B.

"John Eckart" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> WSB24 is for A only, not G.

No, it's actually designed for B devices.

<quote src="http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?prid=548">
The Wireless Signal Booster is FCC certified and compatible with the Linksys
Wireless Access Point (WAP11) and Wireless Access Point Router (BEFW11S4)
only.
</quote>

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