Replacing the antenna in my 1989 Motorola D1875 11 band world receiver. The base of the antenna is threaded. Is this antenna bases threaded?
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This one does not screw in. It has a blade with a hole for a screw to attach it to the radio...Hope this helps.
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This antenna base is not threaded. A screw is provided to tighten the end through the back of the radio case.
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No, this base of the antenna has a flat spot with a small screw through the flat spot for mounting, above the flat spot is a pivot to fold the antenna down.
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I am looking at my 5.8G cheapdrone antennas right now. Both antennas are equipped with Male-RPSMA connectors. this means " no pin in center and threads on the inside of the connector collar, which can spin around." but they DO come with a pair of adapters (that change the connecter to a Male-SMA ),and one 90 degree adapter. note: SMA is the style of connect and the RP means "reverse polarity" which is a really not a very good way of saying that the pin is in the opposite connector body compared to a standard SMA connector setup.
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I don't know the technical term, but it looks like one of those 'fancy' CB 'rubber duck antenna'--twist--connectors. (It is quite durable.) The answer provided by 'Dr.Littles' is probably correct--"TNC or 'Threaded BNC'".
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Not as delivered. You need to get a MHS291L adapter cable. The antenna cable has an adapter cable at the end so that you can interface with different sized antenna connectors. It is easy to unscrew the threaded adapter cable and replace it with the proper size that fits the MHS291L. Search on Amazon, it costs $9.99.
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You will have to purchases a separate mount. This is a NMO mount antenna meaning that the antenna will fit on any Motorola mount. You can use the trunk mount or magnet mount just as long as it is an NMO mount.
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Antenna has connector with it to convert RG59 to what us required by sirius receiver
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It could be done. First try to use a simple piece of stiff wire, like a brazing rod or a bicycle wheel spoke. If you can get that to contact a place in the center of where the metal antenna normally goes, then you could figure a way to make this work. Replacement antennas similar to the original one are available for about the same price as this unit...or make your own with wire.
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i had no prob with this one it fit rite on my baofeng uv 5r plus. in fact I bought 3 of them and all 3 fit mine with no grinding
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The antenna is fixed and cannot be changed. You might be able to add a connector if you have good soldering skills, but I have not opened mine to confirm. It works fine for me and has good coverage.
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I just took my antenna base apart and found out that the connections are NOT soldered. they are just pressed or smash connected. so, you can change out the cable. be careful to align all the parts when you are rebuilding the base.
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The base has a raised ring around it, so my Nagoya antenna from my UV-5R will not fit. I have a high gain MFJ-1717s antenna that fits snugly inside the raised ring and performs very well.
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Yes. It has a Allen Wrench set screw that will hold it 90 degrees (L shape). Yes, you either have a bracket to mount it in or you drill a hole the size shown in the instructions for the mounting base and the cable to go through, I believe it is 1/2 inch diameter. I used a bracket the was predrilled. This is a good antenna, works just fine on my motorcycle.
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I bought it for my XM INNO satellite radio receiver. I don't know the exact size of the pin. Perhaps you can do a search for the replacement plug for the INNO (I believe it is Panasonic) and see what the size is.
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How would you connect this antenna, is there a place on the radio for a second antenna (e.g. 75 ohm or two screws?) 75 ohm would require a converter. This is an inexpensive antenna, and not very good. I don't believe it will make the reception better, as you already have an antenna. If your radio has a place to attach a second antenna, look for a better antenna.
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Yes, if your Motorola mount is a standard NMO type mount, which most of the Motorola mounts are..I am using my Browning antenna with a Motorola flat roof mount..
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Yes, it has threads on it. You can either thread on the little antenna that comes with it, or use your own.
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I'm not that well versed in hand radios, however the antenna shown does screw off and on. The spec says 50 Ohm impedance. It looks like some sort of standard interface. The options list in the handbook refers to a FA-SC58V antenna but that appears to be a direct replacement. Nothing else on the handheld that could be an auxiliary antenna port. Phil