G+ MIMO compatible with G+ ? belkin ..

router is belkin wireless G+ MIMO

card i might get is

belkin wireless G+ network card (searching wireless card was good)

http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProdu...duct_Id=184329


So, The router is G+ MIMO the card is G+. Both belkin.

is the card compatible?

would I lose the MIMO function/ability? and will that effect signal
level?

does the card have to be belkin (I heard that + is proprietary. If I
didn't use a belkin card, would it still work but i'd lose the + ?)

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>router is belkin wireless G+ MIMO
>
>card i might get is
>
>belkin wireless G+ network card (searching wireless card was good)
>
>http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProdu...duct_Id=184329
>
>So, The router is G+ MIMO the card is G+. Both belkin.
>
>is the card compatible?

Yes.

>would I lose the MIMO function/ability?

Yes.

>and will that effect signal
>level?

No. But it probably will affect (reduce) speed and range.

>does the card have to be belkin (I heard that + is proprietary.

No.

>If I
>didn't use a belkin card, would it still work but i'd lose the + ?)

Yes, unless you get a compatible card (one that uses the same chipset).

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