My gateway is a Hauwei B933. The instructions call of an antenna with a "SMA male reverse" connector. Will this work for me?
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Unlike 120 volt electrical outlets and normal TV cable "F" connectors where it's trivial to tell male from female, SMA uses 4 different designs. The safest way is to look at the gateway and look at a picture of the antenna to see if they will fit. The antenna probably has a nut like all RG-6 cables, but it might have a pin for the center conductor or it might have a socket. See "https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/140" for an explanation, although it's definition of "Reverse Polarity SMA Male" certainly looks female to me. Since this antenna has an "SMA male" connector by default, it probably won't work. But Superbat is super helpful and they might be able to make you one with an "RP-SMA male" connector if you ask for it.
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Unlike 120 volt electrical outlets and normal TV cable "F" connectors where it's trivial to tell male from female, SMA uses 4 different designs. The safest way is to look at the gateway and look at a picture of the antenna to see if they will fit. The antenna probably has a nut like all RG-6 cables, but it might have a pin for the center conductor or it might have a socket. See "https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/140" for an explanation, although it's definition of "Reverse Polarity SMA Male" certainly looks female to me. Since this antenna has an "SMA male" connector by default, it probably won't work. But Superbat is super helpful and they might be able to make you one with an "RP-SMA male" connector if you ask for it. Unlike 120 volt electrical outlets and normal TV cable "F" connectors where it's trivial to tell male from female, SMA uses 4 different designs. The safest way is to look at the gateway and look at a picture of the antenna to see if they will fit. The antenna probably has a nut like all RG-6 cables, but it might have a pin for the center conductor or it might have a socket. See "https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/140" for an explanation, although it's definition of "Reverse Polarity SMA Male" certainly looks female to me. Since this antenna has an... » Read More Unlike 120 volt electrical outlets and normal TV cable "F" connectors where it's trivial to tell male from female, SMA uses 4 different designs. The safest way is to look at the gateway and look at a picture of the antenna to see if they will fit. The antenna probably has a nut like all RG-6 cables, but it might have a pin for the center conductor or it might have a socket. See "https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/140" for an explanation, although it's definition of "Reverse Polarity SMA Male" certainly looks female to me. Since this antenna has an "SMA male" connector by default, it probably won't work. But Superbat is super helpful and they might be able to make you one with an "RP-SMA male" connector if you ask for it. « Show Less
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The connections are reverse SMA - so yes, if you have those connections on your antenna. But, you lose the MIMO function if all three antenna ports aren't used.
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Yes, but you will need to also purchase an antenna adapter as well as a reverse antenna adapter as well.
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Its a SMA antenna connector. I recommend getting a SMA Female to UHF Female RF Adapter OR better yet and easier to use a UHF SO239 PL259 female to MCX male right angle connector RG316 20CM. Amazon sells both of these
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Hi, for the 12DB 3G antenna which you inquired, but pls kindly know that there is only SMA connector type type inventory in our AMAZON warehouse at present. If you request TS9 connector, pls order the correct item refer to the following link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EC4K74E we'll customize the connector and sent it to you. thanks.
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Hi, Please refer to ASIN B006JVUAMM for the compatible antenna. Thanks, PCrush
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DEAR UNPAIDBILL: To answer your question on the SMA connector supplied with this antenna is a { female } if you are looking to use this on any of the Baofeng UV5R type radios the SMA Connector input to these radios are { male } see photos showing the duck antenna is a female as well. this antenna is designed for these type of radios and works very well for its size and cost. I hope I have answered your question, DALE/ AMAZON CUSTOMER
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Yes, the antenna is detachable (it unscrews). I don't know the format (SMA, reverse polarity SMA, etc).
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No I am sorry but that will not work with your unit. This antenna is hooked up to a clearly marked area of your receiver which has two screws designated for this antenna. Sorry.
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The end of the antenna cable is a female. To make sure you're looking at the correct end, it's the end that connects to your adapter card.
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You'll need to get the following adapter. WILSON ELECTRONICS 971119 Fme Male to Sma Male connector.
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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.
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your question is too vague. The connectors for this guy are femal SMA. you will need cables that have a male sma connector on one end, and the other end will need to match your antenna's connector type. If you are using this the same way I am (with a Terratec T-Stick DVB-T USB Stick (E4000) ) then you will also need a male sma to male pal-tv type connector.
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As for the receiver-Yes, it is a standard BNC connection. I have several of the transmitters and the older legacy units came with the standard BNC connection whip antennas however, the newer models now have a SMA antenna connection.
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I don't know what to tell you. My antenna cable is male at one end female at the other just as the one in the picture is.
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I have no Idea. It is a active type antenna. It is installed using two RP-TNC type screw connectors to the box. They are 7 dbl of gain. If your router has the RP-TNC type of connector it should fit, as far as performance, it might help, but I have no info or facts to back that up. Must be used as a pair. Good Luck!
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I am not entirely sure, since I do not have a WRTP54G unit on hand. Another reviewer said that it did not fit his WRT54G. If you are able to remove the old antenna, do so, and compare its end with the zoomed in view of the booster antenna. I would probably give it a try, considering how much the price of this antenna has come down since I bought it! You could also order the below adapter at the same time, as it would give you more fitting options: http://www.amazon.com/TRENDnet-RP-TNC-RP-SMA-Adapter-TEW-AMBA/dp/B000NZNTVE/ref=pd_sim_pc_2 Best wishes - hope it works as well for you as it does for me!!