I have an antenna that has a female, 1 inch mount. What extender will mate this mount to that antenna? I would like to raise it up several feet in.
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Most mounting brackets (including the DS-2000 offered through Amazon - I bought one) are 1 1/4" diameter tubes. If you have a female mount and use a DS-2000 or similar you will need an adaptor - something that slides into the mounting bracket and allows a 1" male on the other end. You can try to find one at hardware store, Home Depot or Lowes. Take both pieces with you (the bracket and antenna) to be sure they fit you with the right one.
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don't see why not. It has to be female on both ends and the end that connects to the antenna has to be of the "push on" variety, not threaded. Alternatively, you can probably just use a male-to-male cable adapter to hook up an extension. I'd be more specific but I'm not in the same state with my antenna at present.
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The original antenna is an external "wand" that attaches to the end of the unit. Under the slide cover, there is a small plug in unit. This is replaced by the external cable option. This works very well and definitely improves the function of the extender. Simply locate the pod at the end of the cable on a window sill and you should get clear signals for GPS and satellite. I hope this helps. - Hank
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All good information except never tape the cable to the mast you need to run 4" stand offs, they are available anywhere that sells antenna equipment. Also keep the cable away from metal gutters etc..
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I did not have to extend the antenna cables. they were already long enough on my Dell D630 laptop. I had replaced the previous 802.11abg NIC withe the n NIC and simply connected the cables. This adaptor worked like it was original to the unit. It does its job. I installed it, closed up the unit, and never needed to re-open it for any reason. That was over a year ago. Best upgrade I've made.
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there is an extender that you can find for this. it also raises the unit by a few inches.
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The ID or inner diameter of this extension pole will fit a 1 1/2 inch pipe. A 1 1/2 inch pole fits nice and snug. I'm afraid you'll need a smaller diameter extension pole to hold your antenna pole.
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there a piece of junk.did u screw in the antenna and extend it.dont buy anything from heglong
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I don't have mine mounted. It just sits in the attic. Here are some of the companies recommendations. http://www.antennacraft.net/Antennas/AntennaMounts.html
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Hi, I don't have an extender to corroborate my answer to you,But isy believe that it wouldn't work with the extender. I hope you can get a more sertain answer from some one else. Good luck!
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I have used my Crane Super USB antenna for a bit over a year; absolutely NO complaints using the single antenna, with dual USB connections on a laptop. As I said, I do connect using the 15-foot extension cable; makes antenna placement much easier. I agree with the comment below regards two antennas, but will readily admit that I'm NOT a techie; just a satisfied user. I put this product in the increasingly rare category of "works-as-advertised". Good luck with it, and post your results!
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Cable is not very long. I used a splitter and connected it to the cable in the attic since I had to put the antenna in an attic window to get good reception. So yes it can be extended.
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I can't be of much assistance. Our system uses Wilson's uni-directional external mounted on a 30-foot mast. From there it connects, via coaxial cable to an amplifier inside the home and then to an internal antenna.
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I bought the regular mirror mount and it does a great job holding antenna. Hope this helps you.
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I used this to mount mine to roof. Works fine for me: Antenna's Direct CJMount 20-Inch ClearStream Antenna J-Mount. It is a 1in Diameter Mount.
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I found it to work fine with only one port. I ended up getting a longer USB cable so I could raise the antenna up higher to get a strong signal...
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I have a 2" receiver & it works fine with that. I did order some adaptors for my set up, but can't remember for sure if they have a 1&1/4" adaptor, but I think they do. I would suggest you go to their website & see if they have what you need.