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Question: Is the Hawking HSB2 signal booster compatible with and Actiontec (Verizon) GT704WG
Document: I have Fios and I did exactly what the instructions indicated - this device did not enhance the wireless strenght at all. Called Hawking Tech support. Was advised to change the signal to the my wireless Actiontec router. Got Verizon on the phone and their Tech person changed to recommended signal channel 11, then 1, then 6. 6 gave me a "fair" signal strenght. I removed this booster and replaced it with pre-existing antenna and recieved the same "fair" signal strenght. That signal test was 40 feet from the the router.
I was having trouble with my wifi signal not reaching certain rooms within the house. The Hawking signal booster works great with my verizon fios Actiontec M1424WR router. I simply removed the antenna from the router, plugged the booster into the antenna jack, plugged in the power cord and I was up and running! All cables that I needed were included. My router and booster are located in the basement of a fairly large house and I get a very good signal everywhere, including the second floor. I do need to run the booster at its highest power setting to get the best signal through out the house.
Bought the Hawking 15 dbi Corner antenna to increase the range of the mandatory Fios Actiontec MI424WR router. Was still only getting 2-3 bars in the downstairs corner room. Router located in upstairs corner room on the opposite side. So after looking to still increase the range I added the Hawking HiGain Signal Booster - HSB2.The instruction manual only comes with instructions how to connect the HSB2 to a PC (or a wireless card with antenna if you are using that on a laptop). But installation is easy to connect it directly to the ActionTec MI424WR router:1. unscrew the rubber-duck antenna on the ActionTec MI424WR2.
FWIW, given other reviewers issues, I set this up with an ActionTec modem/router combo from Qwest.I read the reviews of the Hawking HSB2, particularly about how easy it was to install and figured that if it actually worked half as well as some claimed, it would be far better than what I had. It arrived from Amazon about 1/2 an hour ago. The set-up is incredible. You basically just remove your existing antenna, attach the cable to the booster and plug the thing in.
Installed in 5 minutes it just attaches to the screwed antenna port and extends it with a power sourceConnected it to my verizon wireless router/modem combo, the one that verizon requires you to use for wifi.I installed a wireless Netflix T.V. outside in by yard, to my disappointment it didnt even see the router!After plugging in not only does the tv get signal its streaming netflix in HDI would reccoment this antenna booster to anyone with  compatible pc card/router
Just works like a charm. I now have coverage everywhere. Works with Actiontec--a concern because not everything is compatible. Works for Mac and iPhone.My most frustrating technology problem has been solved thanks to Hawking. Buy it today!
I have the Verizon fios Actiontec router which has poor wireless range in my 1600 sq ft home. I bought the HSB2, hoping to extend the range. The instructions showed only connecting it to a wireless PCI card antenna jack. But I connected it to my Actiontec router antenna jack, hoping to boost its wireless range. After installing it, I saw no increase in range or performance. Instead, I was unable to connect to my internet service. I tried re-installing it and rebooting the router, but no change.
Well.....that's not the case and these people bring on their own frustrations.Hawking Technologies offers this signal booster product so that you can add it to your existing WIFI router. As such there is ALWAYS a chance of compatibility issues. There is no "magic way" to make a third-party product compatible with every vendor's router. That's just not realistic.Still, I have recommended and installed this particular booster product for at least three dozen SMB clients (small-to-medium-sized businesses) throughout NJ and NY.
I purchased this because of reviews and claims of plug and play, specifically with Verizon Actiontec router. I was attempting to extend the range of my Verizon Fios network, as service is poor in parts of my home. Needless to say, I have attempted installation and reinstallation on several occasions. Not only did this product not work as advertised, the wifi range in my house actually decreased, and one wireless laptop could not connect at any range with the Hawking product.Disappointment is an understatement, and anyone looking at plug and play should be warned.
Contributing factors included the fact that these systems are shelved in a large wall unit and have their wi-fi antennas located on the rear of these consoles. After calling Verizon for help and being told they have no way to provide additional equipment to increase or relay the signal I resorted to researching the many computer mags trying to get a consensus as to the best product to remedy this issue. Not knowing what products would definitely be compatible with my existing equipment didn't help either. I wanted something that was fairly simple and that would work.
Answer: I have a different model actiontec modem and out works with it. Yoiu need to see if the antenna on yiur modem is removeable? If so, then you need to find out what type of connector it has. If it is a Reverse Polarity SMA (RP-SMA) connector it will work with the hawking signal booster. Hope this helps!