What type of antenea connection would I need to put a different antenea on? SMA,male,female...
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.
107452
I think....the male mount is the part that goes into the bike, and gets a bolt put through it to secure it. The splined adapter part is build into to board and allows you to pivot it to any position you like. They sell different male mounts for wider or thicker male mounting part for bolting on the bike. Hope that makes sense. They are fantastic. I love mine - they look great and easy to install.
81242
It is possible they no longer have the strength that they do when they're just the original short section. One and is a male 1/4 inch thread - the other is a female 3/8 inch thread You will need 1 adapter, you will need a 1/4 inch bushing for the 3/8 female end. This will allow them to screw together.
1111524
It has a 3.5 mm connection. It has an adaptor to convert from 3.5 mm female to 2.5 mm male.
990816
You will need to buy a female foster fitting with 1/8 BSP threads. If you talk to the people over at Pyramyd Air, they should be able to set you up with the fitting that you need.
674615
connector is rp sma male. the threads are on the inside of the connector, and it has a hole on the inside. you can connect it directly to an adaptor such as the Alfa.
1675673
No. We have at least 2 or 3 different wooden track brands and all work with this roundtable. As others have recommended, you'll want to buy extra male/male and female/female connectors since the round table only hook up to male end pieces. We bought Dec.2013.
1948436
I ordered both mating parts (same brand), so I can't say whether it would mate with another brand. Sorry, EricP
412067
I always use "quick-connect" adapters anyway. Just buy a set of inexpensive connectors, which includes both male and female typically plus a "receptor." You put the receptor on the hose, and connector on the inflator. Then if you want to use another tool, you can quickly change.
1985438
Sure. It has both configurations on the back. I really don't know why you would want ot use A. It's an obsolete configuration used by the phone company. You can wire it any way you want, you just have to be consistent throughout the installation. I've done 30 commercial installations this year and not one of them has used the A wiring schematic. As far as these panels, I have yet to experience a failure due to the patch panel.
1281376
The gauge has a male and female thread set. It is a pass through configuration. If you have two male connections as previously stated you will need an adaptor.
2206646
you would have to get a gay connector...lol....male to male or female to female...you can get a connector at Home Depot....like a PCV pipe connector...you can also get a PCV pipe connector... it's cheaper...you would probally have to cut it if you get a PCV pipe connector...home this answeres your question.. Did you put ring clamps on? As long as you put ring clamps and tighten them you should be fine. Just do not over tighten them cause you WILL break the hose and connector
594878
Yes, the antenna can unscrewed and will connect with any SMA female type adapter.
832968
The short answer is yes this adapter will fit every small Chinese hand held that has a male SMA connector which is the reverse of the Japanese type that use female SMA or female BNC connectors. The ability to convert to the female BNC connectors allow the use of higher gain antenna's typically made by Comet, Diamond or similar. BNC female connectors will also permit the connection of a cable to an external antenna or small linear amplifier. Having this adapter is quite desirable.
1867847
You should probably get a dual male to male.....if there are two "outs" into one "in"
2060922
You'll need to get the following adapter. WILSON ELECTRONICS 971119 Fme Male to Sma Male connector.
1935883
You should just join the male end to female end. If the end result is too long, cut the terminating end.