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Hi can anyone tell me if I can replace my antenna on my wrk4g router?
Thank you
jla
Thank you
jla
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Who makes it? Are you meaning a wrt54g router?Originally posted by jlayalaHappiness is a belt-fed weapon. -
Since you did not stipulate a manufacturer or any other pertinent information I will give you some basic options.Originally posted by jlayala
1) Since you own the product try calling the 1-800 #, no not the 1-900#'s.
2) Google is your friend.
3)Try wrapping yourself in tinfoilDid Everquest teach you that?Comment
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Yes you can, you can use any 2.4 gHz antenna as long as it meets FCC requirements. Just make sure that you have the correct connecter.
Hell, I just fried a WRT54G by plugging in my notebook adapter instead of the linksys wallwart. I'll sell both antennas for $10 + postage.Comment
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murakami,Originally posted by murakami
Before you sell them off, you might want to repair the WRT54G. In most Linksys devices, there are two 100uf electrolytic capacitors right behind the power jack. These usually blow when exposed to voltage in excess of their rating. Replacements will cost about $5 total at Rat Shack. It's a cheap fix.Thorn
"If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning." - Catherine AirdComment
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Cool, I'll give it a try. Thanks!Originally posted by ThornComment
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The WRK54G has only one antenna and possesses proprietary data in the ROM, which means no flashing it and running *nix off of it. I got one from Sam's Club, the price was good but I had little to play with on the config menu.
I suggest you dump it and get the WRT54G instead.Comment
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