Are the antennas for this device detachable, so I can connect a higher gain antenna?
1993827
Yes they are detachable. All you have to do is twist them off by hand no tools needed.
206951
I agree. Look at the Firestiks or Wilson antennas if you want to thread mount it. I posted a pic of the antenna disconnected from the magnetic base if you decide to go this route.
165157
This device does not come with any antennas. You will need an internal and an external antenna. Plus N to F connector adapters if you choose to use coax with F connectors.
1965530
The antenna is detachable. It would be a good feature if the antenna had a N type connector but it is a female treaded connector. You may want to recommend this change to the manufacture.
1371800
that is a possibility but i am not an expert. what i have seen others do is to add in a ground strap just like people do for "TV dish antennas" recommend you get a real professional input
1226098
Yes, I have them in mine. You should buy a better antenna for it. The one it comes with is rather limited.
594880
The antenna is detachable and I think it can be replaced with another SMA antenna; the connector is SMA like however I really didn't test it so I can't be 100% shure but I would say it is likely.
2059832
No, the following have detachable cables: ATH-M40x, ATH-M50x, ATH-M50x-R, ATH-M50x-BL, ATH-M50x-BL-R, ATH-M50x-WH, ATH-M50x-WH and ATH-M50mkII
2213955
Yes! Significantly I might add... The main issue is the interfacing to a 2.4GHz source... Most items don't have a connector to plug into... I believe the FCC has something to do with this! Solve that,,, and you can do Wifi perhaps at 1000 feet or so in one specific direction... So my main point is you must have a detachable antenna on the targeted device you wish to boost the dB's with... "Got it!" This Amt. use SMA Screw type-of miniature connectors... The other being snap-on... I will add that this style of SM_'s is the best of this family! So start looking for an matching adapter for all else...
787760
I don't think you can, there is nowhere to attach it. I don't think you would need a different antenna the stock one works great, pulls in stations from all over the country
83026
Yes it can but, I had to cut the mount bracket down for it to clear the connector. If you plan on using the antenna mounting hardware, you may need to trim the mount tubing buy about an inch.
252771
No. This is designed to work with non amplified antennas. You would burn out one the amps. Maybe both.
446987
Im not aware of that... The ones I have seen, use a ribbon style connector and a standard +/- adapter connection. You possibly could rig something up, but the signal requires multiple wires/connections to function.
265639
No it just has an attached coaxial connection. I am not aware of any others. You would have to google it and look for an adapter if that format exsist.
2129663
Absolutely! The power, ground and remote on are all in the same quick connect. Signal input (speaker or RCA type) are another connection and there's one plug for the remote gain level control. Unplug these and it is ready to come out. Takes less than a minute to disconnect.
1725499
You can take item and router to Radio Shack and they will sale you an adapter. The booster antenna works great!!!!
1800357
It should work just fine. Basically, these are just gain antennas in the 2.4 GHz band, and will send the signal farther. The standard antenna I used did not get the signal there (about 50 ft.) When I used this antenna, it made it just fine.