I've got a 2.4gHz dish I want to plug into it instead of the stock antenna. Do you think that will work?
1094206
Not sure I understand your question. This is designed for a PC or laptop to either add a wireless antenna or add a wireless antenna that has better range than the built in one. For that purpose it works great. I would need more details on your setup to better answer your question.
1094207
This adapter comes with a standard antenna mount. If the dish screws onto the antenna mounts of other adapters, it should fit this one without a problem.
1094208
It should! As long as your dish has the same connector, I think it's an SMA connector.
1334417
If your antenna attaches with two screws, you will be good to go. If the only antenna attachment is for a co-ax cable, you will need the 300 ohm adapter.
1800357
It should work just fine. Basically, these are just gain antennas in the 2.4 GHz band, and will send the signal farther. The standard antenna I used did not get the signal there (about 50 ft.) When I used this antenna, it made it just fine.
1878592
Verify the antenna connections, it may need adapters, otherwise it's universal. The iSimple website can help.
742254
Different antennas have different freq. spectrum. You should be able to buy an adapter. Anything else would be stealing Satellite time.
1457212
I don't know, but I can't see why it would not work. I have direct tv, not dish.
427082
For me the antenna is fine, but it's connector is a coaxial standard . You should check the receiver specifications, especially resistance (usually 75 ohms) and then you can connect any standard antenna that meets those specifications.
1723819
You will want to make sure you get the 2.4Ghz version for AP use but yes they can function as APs. How long is your long range? You may want to look at some of Ubiquiti's other hardware and/or external antennas if you're trying to cover a large wide area.
178774
It should work. Im using it on the ac66u but my devices still get better signal on the 2.4Ghz.
920230
All I can say is that I attached the cable to the receiver and had dish activate it. and all is working just fine. hope that helps some. Good luck to you.
1825300
Yes, it will be. The stock antennas on HTs are almost always very inefficient, and this dual band antenna gives you more gain. I've been able to hit repeaters with this antenna that I haven't been able to hit with the stock antenna.
1410058
Depends on your antenna connection. It will work but you may need an adapter.
348842
If you have the right equipment for the antenna to go into, then I don't see why not. However I didn't see a spot to directly plug one in if that was your question.
1395561
Reading the description of that antenna, I noticed that it has a built in amplifier. Try using it first, to see what your reception is, before adding a separate amp.
1323322
How would you connect this antenna, is there a place on the radio for a second antenna (e.g. 75 ohm or two screws?) 75 ohm would require a converter. This is an inexpensive antenna, and not very good. I don't believe it will make the reception better, as you already have an antenna. If your radio has a place to attach a second antenna, look for a better antenna.
1975645
I do not have the slightest idea. As the antenna mounts within a manufacturers product line are the same there is a possibility of compatibility. Is it matched to the frequency range is anybodies guess. Have you checked the specs?
469122
If the antenna is being used at your home QTH, then a pl259 connector and RG8 cable will do. You will need to create a mounting platform with a ground plane of some type since you will not be using the car as a ground plane.