can i remove the antennas
1666843
You can. But the antennas are for signal range improvement. No antennas means weak OR none WiFi signal, depends on the hardware of router. Some routers have internal antennas but this one has external... Then I supose you better not remove them.
484202
Yes. you can use it, minus the antenna, however I strongly recommend you use the attachedantenna, for better frequency and performance.
686146
if you are asking how to block out any radio signals, thus keeping only static, a faraday cage would work, or remove the antenna. I had asked the psb-7 if static added would help, the reply was no. this ddevice, just blows my mind,
2167314
Antennas are detachable (scew in) but the base attached to the board is cheap quality and can easily break. Mine broke and has rendered the unit useless (for wireless) as only way to get this repaired would be to solder the new socket on to the board which entails shipping it back for repair or replacement and since this happened just after a year of purchase, it would be costly.
237457
No, but you can buy a regular bendable antenna for a few bucks and replace it.
2085823
Sure you can, but it's not advantageous. The Wilson panel antenna that most kits come with for the inside works best, at least for me.
594883
Hi, Yes, the antenna is replaceable, just unscrews. I feel the factory 6" antenna has acceptable gain, but I guess this is personal preference.Bob
1892446
Myself just removed the over the air antenna and used extincting hole. Hope this helps
528691
U wanna hack huh lil one.... antennas have nothing to do with hacking, if antennas alone can hack, trust me many people can spend $40 lol
724726
The antenna is removable, however it is not extendable. You also receive a ear bug, belt or pocket clip and charging unit.
1472708
The antenna should unscrew. You may need to use a pair of pliers to loosen it. Try wrapping a rag around the new one so you don't damage it with the pliers teeth. Only snug it. Don't crank on it because you could strip the threads out.
2032162
No. The antenna is not removable in both the units but those antennas are fitted on a hinge like fittings so those can be rotated to left, right and back. So you can place those units in a very small places where vertical height is a concern.
571237
You need to pop off the covers at the rear end of the vehicle using a flat head screw driver or similar prying tool. Also helps to unscrew the antenna prior to inserting the crossbars.
90435
No, in fact the way the antenna is connected is quite flimsy. I like to take things apart and when I did so to my receiver I saw that the antenna was connected to the circuit board by a very short wire, so short that even rotating the antenna put stress on it. I believe the connection to the wifi module was MCX. If you are hacking inclined, you could take it apart, remove the antenna and route in your own MCX connected antenna.Honestly, this thing is long in the tooth. There are better devices out there now.
349902
No. You have to let it scan the available radio stations, then delete the ones you don't want.
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.
1349873
John the antenna can be removed. I do not have in front of me but I think it is a bit conector.