Still hungry for power?

Simply turbo charge your USB-Yagi with the RF amplifier kit although you really don't need this but it's there just in case you need some extra horse power.

Tethering with handheld smartphones

We received many enquiries on how to pickup WiFi signal ashore and broadcast it to other computers on a boat. It's been a difficult task in the past but now you may simply get it done by using the USB-Yagi antenna to pick up the remote signal and share it with the local WiFi clients the long range CnSR Extender upgrade kit.

It is extremely useful if you have a number of laptops, for instance in a hotel room, wanting to share a single Internet subscription.

We tried this successfully in the Travelodge UK by catching the WiFi signal from the SPECTRUM UK using the internal WiFi of one laptop and sharing it with the USB-Yagi as an ACCESS POINT.

We have also tried sharing the freeWiFi successfully in Paris, France.

The success story echoed fast, many buyers purchased a pair of USB-Yagi to catch and share the Internet with neighours at home and in the office.

In additon to this, we have newly launched the completely standalone Catch n Share Repeater without the need to run on a computer.

Packet monitoring and injection

The NextG USB-Yagi hardware was tested to support both the Packet Monitoring & Injection modes on Ubuntu, KALI Linux and Raspberry Pi

Older generation chipsets have lower RF output and are confined to detecting the 802.11b and 802.11b/g wireless networks; whereas the chipset incorporated in the family of High Power TurboTenna Plug & Play antennae work with both older and the current 802.11n wireless standards.

The High Power NextG YSB-Yagi antenna has recently been equipped with a power amplifier to deliver a remarkable signal penetration and range. Why do you need such a horse power?

Apart from the obvious reasons of reaching out for more WiFi signals, you might need to detect both the wireless router, as well as the client stations to facilitate and speed up the monitoring and injection processes. Read more on Linux Setup for WiFi Security Audit