Will this work with my Verizon Jetpack&reg; 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot 890L, or do I need a different adapter?
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It appears that it will not work with the 890L. Per attached link to PC Mag. ( http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2405428,00.asp ) I am using this antenna with the MiFi Md. 4620 and it has helped greatly. My home is below the site-line to the tower; before it was a slow 3G , now it's 4GLTE. I would heartily recommend upgrading to the 4620 and mounting it as high as practically possible or necessary if you are within range of a tower. Remember that this antenna is "hard wired" so you must be able to get the cable into the MiFi's location - thru the wall. If one can afford the wireless version that is the better way to go, you and visitors with smart phones can use the booster without impacting your allotted GB's. Hope this is helpful.
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If purchased directly from Verizon, it probably will be included. If from Amazon, probably not. But you can get a sim card from Verizon for free if you take it to them. With that in mind, I would recommend that you also look at a 4G hotspot. The Pantech unit gave me a lot of trouble...chronically connecting, and then disconnecting. I took it back to Verizon, and they sold me on a 4G jetpack hotspot. This is much more useful, and has been trouble free. They had a special on that gave a rebate on it. You might consider that instead of the Pantech. I would not purchase another at this point.
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I am so sorry but I can't assist you with this. The adapter was a Christmas gift for my son. He no longer uses it because he has a newer vehicle which doesn't require this adapter. He also used it for an I-Pod not a phone so even if he still used it, I couldn't help anyway. My apologies!
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It needs to have a active SIM card with a data plan to work. It won't connect to another Wi-Fi. If you have a router that supports USB ethernet then you can use this to provide mobile data to that router.
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I can not tell you with absolute certainty but it looks like it should. It looks like the 4620L has an external antenna port on the lower left edge and since they are both Verizon units, the frequencies used will all be the same. The only thing I can not tell for certain is if the external antenna connector type on the Jetpack is the same on both models. From the pictures, they look the same and since the are the same manufacturer I would expect them to be the same but I could not verify with certainty. That's the best I can do for you. Good luck. - DuWain
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I'm not familiar with the Verizon product you referenced. I use mine on a tablet that only has micro USB ports, but no Ethernet port. That table recognizes that I have plugged in Ethernet into the USB port and responds accordingly.
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The issue is what software/app you want to use. If the app you get supports the adapter, and works on your phone, all is well.
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This antenna will work on any mifi or cell phone that has an antenna port. I now have it on a Verizon MHS700l ellipisis Jetpack. I live on a north Georgia mountain about 10 miles from the nearest cell tower. The antenna allows us to have great MIFI service. Without it we had little or no service. Verizon does have one MIFI that does not an antenna port, not sure which one you have.
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That should not be a problem. This one is unlocked, so you will own it outright and can either add it to your account (to replace an existing hotspot for instance) or do a pay as you go plan. That said, expect to have to take it to your local Verizon corporate store for assistance moving everything. I tried to activate mine online (pay as you go for travel), but had some issues and ended up taking it into the store and they took care of it no problem.
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It will need an adapter to go from antenna to Mifi. The connection of antenna to adapter, just screw together, but the connection to the unit it somewhat flimsy. I don't see where any pressure on the adapter to mifi would be good. I tied it off to the unit w/ Velcro. After that it works well.
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If it's the thinner expresscard form factor, then it should work. It works fine with a Verizon wireless card and seems to give all the speed that I get from Verizon. O:-)
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Thanks for the interest. This works with : 2G & 3G HSDPA 850/900/2100 & 4G LTE 800/1800/2600 network simcards. Thank you.
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As long as you are going from one LTE USB stick to another you should be fine. With 4G LTE all the info is on a SIM card so it's easy to move from one device to another.
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Depends what tether means to you, but I frequently xfer music from my laptop and send to my phone. I use hot spots all the time with my transform ultra. Boost recently announced they are 's capability down to 2G so I may look for another carrier soon.
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There appear to be different versions of this modem. I chose one that would specifically work with the Verizon network. Check out the specifications before you order one so that you get the correct model.
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I'm not sure, based on your question, that you understand how this product works. This product provided cell phone service in a location that does not get enough signal to be useful. It then back-hauls the calls over an internet connection. I'm not sure what the purpose of hooking this up to a 4g hotspot would be, since, if you already have an internet connection (required for this to function), there would be no point to having a 4g hotspot active, a sfar as I can see.
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This antenna/booster is meant to increase your computer's ability to receive a distant Wi-Fi signal. If the issue in your case is that your computer is distant from the Jetpack, then this antenna could help.But if you're trying to improve the Jetpack's ability to receive cell signals from distant towers, this will do you no good. In that case, you should buy a Wilson Sleek (or similar) antenna/booster. For Verizon users I recommend the Sleek 4G-V, which handles all current Verizon internet signals--1x, 3G (EvDO) and 4G (LTE). AT&T; users can get the similar Sleek 4G-A model.