I need a cable extension for the antena of my wilson 2B5125 iphone dock amp. which cable is it ?
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Karen, If the cable you need is a mini cable ( smaller than normal TV cable) and has reverse polarity ( male end where female end is normally at and female where male is normally at) then this is the correct cable. I have used a Wilson booster in the past and I believe they all use mini RP cables.
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Found a reasonable solution to the problem. I bought a dock extender cable (see product link below)that seems to have solved the charging problem while connected to the speaker system. Music plays and the iphone charges. All is good.30 Pin Dock Extender Cable-50 cm in White
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The dock is strictly for iPhone legacy connector. I use the USB connector on the amplifier for iPhone 5 and iPad.
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Sorry, but I don't know what exactly the dockstubz+ does. When I searched for it on Amazon I only found it was a stub to allow you to plug into thick cases like an OtterBox. I Googled it and saw some reference to a Lightning adaptor but couldn't find out enough about it. The cable I got is just a 30 pin to 30 pin extender. It's what I needed to hide the cords in my car between the dash and the glass and then to run it down the right door frame.
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I'm not positive on that however I can tell you that it's the standard iPhone cord only made much more sturdy with quality material and has made me a life long fan and buyer of " The Friendly Swede" I will tell you that there is an extender you can purchase that allows for charging your phone called Cosmos Black , White Dock Extender 30-Pin Converter .. And they are very reasonably priced ;) ~> one word of advice look at seller and reviews first ;) happy to help in anyway I can so i hope I've helped answer your question '
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Alright, I cannot get my iPhone to connect to my amp. I've tried running an ethernet cable from my D-Link wifi router to my amp and connecting to that router with my phone via wifi with security on, security off, MAC on, MAC off, amp connected to my gigabit switch, everything! I'm able to connect to it via my MacBook Pro to adjust the Net Radio channels and play Net Radio, but every time I run the iControl app I get, Network Error Please check your product Connection Status AVR : ERROR BDP: --- (Error Code : B27102) There is nothing on the Pioneer website or the app store to address my problem, or anywhere else on the net. Am I missing something?
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Please notice the female connector on the "Apple" connection end of this cable. It's intended to plug in to an iPod/iPhone docking connector. What are you connecting to your car?
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No... and yes. No, the dock is for the older style pre iPhone 5 connector. However, this dock broke on mine about a month after having it anyway. Oh, and the Phillips software is a joke. The good news is that if you find a refurbished one for $50 it's a good powered speaker. You just have to connect it to the headphone jack of your device.
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it's not just an auxiliary cable, it's a special one (with three spikes in it.), but the end is an aux with the option to attach the bigger end too for amplifiers and such.http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/DJ/Accessories-and-Software/HDJ-CA01
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Cable best used with Wilson amplifier products as is a very low loss cable intended for carrying signal to amplifier. Would be overkill; use of RG-6 coaxial cable (at lower cost) would meet your requirements.
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This isn't an easy question to answer without the specifics of what you're trying to hook up. This is a guitar cable. It is mono and will work well in transferring a low power signal to an amp, etc. If you're trying to hook up an amp to a speaker for example, this is not what you want. For an already amplified signal you'll need a 1/4" speaker cable. There is a huge difference. One is shielded and meant to carry a high impedance signal to an amplification source, the other is not shielded and meant to carry a much stronger power signal with low impedance. You should Google the specifics of your gear because using this cable for instance to run from an amp head to a speaker could possibly cause major damage. I hope this helps!
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I bought an extender for the dock. It will fit much better with an extender if you are using a case.
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I got a IPhone 4 universal dock adaptor from Apple Store and put it in the dock tray and my Iphone4 works great. Hope this helps.
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No such extension available. Probably can splice it to that length, having the right type of cable.
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Okay here gOes... the cOnnectOr cOnnects tO a bOOster amplifier dOck more or less. this docking cell signal booster (Wilson electronics), is designed to work with cellular signals, not wifi. I believe Wilson Electronics has a whole plethora of devices for boosting 4G data signals I wish the right iPad is capable of which is not the one you have I presume as I believe they were only came in WiFi or 3G 4G. this antenna will not work by itself for the most part. Wilson Electronics or possibly some other company May have soMething for the iPad for boosting wi-fi I'm not sure.
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You can use a USB extension cable if you need longer. If you want to replace the iPhone connector, that can be done but only if same fundamental size.
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I haven't been able to find it either. And my Ipod doesn't work with the dock, don't know why. Have to use the cable instead.