TNC Antenna Connectors: Does this version support those connectors?
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The WRT54GL has removable antennas. It uses RP-TNC connectors. Be aware of what you're buying before purchasing an antenna. While a better antenna will help signal quality issues, it's not a cure-all or a magic wand.
927507
An antenna is built in. The connector you refer to is a u.fl testing connection. You can find adapters to connect an external antenna but it was not designed for this use.
240526
It depends on the radio you will use it for. Different brand radios have different antenna connectors. Kenwood handheld have BNC female connectors and Yaesu radios use female SMA connectors. The Nagoya Antena has SMA connector.
1156470
This unit comes with an antenna made for it, not sure what others are saying about it but this is plug & play. Only other reason for a different connection would be for hooking up another antenna which you would have to convert the bnc output to whatever type connection you're using for that antenna since it takes a special tool to put a bnc connector on a coax that most won't have. Hope that helps.
1007816
To be honest I am a novice to antennas and when I purchased this I connected it to a ROG GENE IV motherboard it doesn't screw on but I was able to pinch it to the connector. Hopefully this helps you.
1546268
Antenna has connector with it to convert RG59 to what us required by sirius receiver
2139594
Ran is dead wrong about needing the "n" connector, the "N" connector is a totally different connector than on the DT504--you need a standard TV three to six foot RG-6 0r RG-59 coax with the screw=on "F" connector and I bet you already have one around the house.
1323323
Do you have the connections for an external antenna? If you do, this type of antenna should help.
960533
I see no reason to upgrade the antenna, I would imagine you could as the connector is a standard BNC.
1542141
Helloyou have 2 different methods for affixing this antenna. They provide an adaptor for the 2 prong TMRW connection. You will find thet on vintage models. They also provide a coaxial connector which is used on more modern equipment. What sort of connector for tmrw do you have on your unit?Patrick
191699
Yes and you can use any antenna you want that is equipped with the standard connector. The included antennas are good enough to put out/receive a powerful signal so there shouldn't be a need to replace them.
595680
Yes, if you get a BNC female coupler connector #278-115 that you can pick up at Radio Shack
1007817
The connectors for these antennas are RP-SMA (reverse polarity SMA - see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMA_connector#Reverse_polarity_SMA). If the connectors on the back of your PC look like the large connectors on the cables included with these antennas, they should work.
902619
This antenna unit has a standard PL-259 connector. If your Midland uses a BNC, you can get one at Radio Shack, before they go out of business.
729921
Yes. There is a connector for an external 2.4Ghz antenna. Insertion activates a micro switch that disconnects the on-board antenna. I did it for my Yun and it seem to have added a 3-4 dB to the RSSI I am getting from my AP (checked with the advanced configuration page). My antenna wire is less than 5 inches long. I do not know if you will get good result with a longer cable.For connector information:http://arduino.stackexchange.com/questions/525/arduino-yun-external-antenna
1180152
Mine didn't come with the original antenna either. So I bought a BNC antenna at Radio Shack and plugged it into the back receptacle.
1058570
You will need a SMA female to so-239 or BNC adapter to put an antenna on that you can use externally. A different rubber duck just look for the SMA female connector.