From the RG8X cable my Radio has a SMA Female antenna would i need a SMA male to SO239 connector?
281103
Sounds about right. To be clear, your adapter will be SMA male on one side, PL239 on the other, allowing you to adapt female SMA to SO239.
281104
I am assuming that your SMA ends on your cable are actually SMA Males (don't go by the threads but by the center core). The antenna in question has a SO239 connection which is considered the female end (again go by the center core rather than the threads). The SO239 mates with a PL259 which is the male coupler. So you need a SMA Female to PL259 adapter. Here is an Amazon link to the correct adapter. RF coaxial coax adapter SMA female to UHF male PL-259 PL259
281105
Sounds about right. To be clear, your adapter will be SMA male on one side, PL259 on the other, allowing you to adapt female SMA to SO259.
2220871
Yes you need to add a 300/75 ohm convertor in order to use rg59 cable. Yes the convertor is included with the antenna. Everything is included with your antenna except the pole that you mount the antenna to!!1
1127886
Look at the bottom of the TP-Link. Open the small door. Gold colored connector. That is the male RP-SMA connector. Order from Amazon: TP-Link 0.5-Metre 2.4GHz/5GHz Pigtail Cable with N-type Male to RP-SMA Male connector (TL-ANT200PT) and TP-LINK TL-ANT2424B 2.4GHz 24dBi Directional Grid Parabolic Antenna, N Female connector, weather resistant. The connectors are obvious. You have to work out a mast for the antenna yourself. Works great but not magic. You can't make a connection through a mountain for example. Or really dense woods for that matter.
2220158
The antenna connector on the FT-8800R is an SO-239 (also known as "UHF-type female"). You would use a PL-259 ("UHF-type male") on your coax to connect to it.
1939405
I wouldn't recommend it. The antenna is balanced for 75 Ohm cable and the connection as well as the bracket are pretty light duty for a cable as heavy as RG8.
105488
I have the MURS system that operates on 156 MHz. My first transmitters I bought had a BNC connector on them . The two transmitters I bought within the last 7 months had an SMA connector and a mating rubber duck antenna. The rubber duck antennas are not very efficient egardless of who makes them. an 18 inch long wire would work better.
714462
SMA Male to Male RF cables are needed and you also need a SMA female to MCX male adapter for the RTL SDR or SMA female to PAL male adapter.
1585080
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.
2060922
You'll need to get the following adapter. WILSON ELECTRONICS 971119 Fme Male to Sma Male connector.
619642
The radio requires a F-SMA antenna, so you will need an adapter that has a F-SMA connector on one end and probably a SO-239 connector on the other end (if you are using a normal mobile antenna with a cable). I strongly recommend you get a F-SMA to SO-239 cable (instead of a one-piece connector adapter) because the one-piece connector adapters can put a lot of stress on the HT's connector, and over time, cause you many SWR issues.
469121
You will need RG-8 cable and a barrel connector for PL-259. 2PCS RF connector adapter PL259 - PL259 / female-female50ft Rg8x Coax UHF (Pl259) Male/male 50 Ohm Antenna Cable
714465
What is in the picture appear to be an SMA Female on the board.For clarification, refer to the Miklor dot Com technical section under Antenna Connection.There are blown up diagrams of the various connector types.http://www.miklor.com/COM/UV_Technical.php#antenna
1722090
No, you'll need an adapter. The Alfa has an rp-sma connector, and this antenna has an n.
2143299
This GearMo serial adapter is a 9-pin male. Think of it this way, if you see pins inside of the DB-9 connector, so you are connecting a male adapter to a female port connection
1546534
What you need is one with a male to female. If your antenna had a RP-SMA cable to it just connect that to your extension you purchased. Other wise you will need an RP-SMA extension that has male to female one end and female to male the other end. Hope this was helpful.
315169
No, you need a mcx type antenna for your model. http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/371130216195?lpid=82
1441919
Most external antennas made for this modem comes with correct cables. Here is one example. http://g03.a.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1le8iGpXXXXXlXpXXq6xXFXXXz/201566900/HTB1le8iGpXXXXXlXpXXq6xXFXXXz.jpg They are listed as SMA male. I would buy the modem first and the antenna second to make sure you get the right thing. This modem gets high speed even in marginal areas and I have not had to use an external antenna. Hope this helps!