Are the antennas removable from the router?? - Belkin F5D8236-4 Router

Not all antenna are removable, if it does not easily unscrew, it is probably not removable.

a 3 antenna system is always better, it cuts down on dead areas, and provides a longer ranfe over the 1 antenna system.

The "Wireless / Advanced" configuration window contains a setting for transmit power. Be sure it is set to 100%.
Otherwise, your only options are to replace the antenna with a booster antenna, or to add a stronger wireless router as an access point to your current setup. Using a booster antenna requires the D-Link to have a removable antenna, which it may not have -- none of the documentation calls this out as a feature.
Keep in mind that if you are trying to use this router over excessive distances, boosting the router's own power will not necessarily improve your connection, because the broadcast power of the remote PCs is also a limiting factor.

Yes. Typically they can be unscrewed from the back, but each model has its own intricacies, so you may want to look for a specification/data sheet for it.

Hi,

Please do not try to remove antenna from this router as it does not support detachable antenna. You might cause harm to the hardware and render it useless. It is not possible to remove/attach antennas on this router.

Hope this helps.

There are a few things you can try to extend your wifi signal.
If the antenna of the router is removable, then you might want to look at antennas with a higher gain, keep in mind they must have the same type of connector as your router. If your antenna is not removable, or this doesn't get you the range you need, then you may want to look into a wireless repeater, this you need to just place at the edge of where your wifi connection drops off, and it will extend the signal by rebroadcasting it.

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yes, and here is the answer from the actiontek website

Is the antenna on the Actiontec Wireless Router and Gateway replaceable or upgrade-able?
Yes, the antenna can be removed and replaced or upgraded. The connection method is, Reverse Polarity Sub-Miniture Adapter (RP-SMA), is readily available at most computer or electronics stores.

There are a couple more questions

1. Is it a removable antenna on the wireless router e.g. 5db or 7db gain. you could just get better antennas to increase signal strength for distance.
2. E-bay has a linear antenna you assemble with a usb wireless network adapter attached.
   

i would just think you twist the antenna

yes u can get a antena from retail store and get it and remove the old one and turn off the router and and connect the new one and turn on the router>rate me solved if its helps thx