Do the antennas come off so a cable could be connected for an outdoor antenna?
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Hello Oliver 66. Yes, the antennas of the AP20000G are removable. However, if you are planning to run a cable or add another external antenna, it will need to have an SMA connection in order to properly screw on to the unit.
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Yes they do! The antenna cables connect to the cb at one cable, than branch off to connect to each antenna. Very easy to install too. I hope this helps.
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Replace the primary antenna of the two. Yes, the other antenna will also need to stay attached.
952826
Yes, you can remove the two antennas. The connector that is on the router is a reverse polarity, or RP, SMA female connector.
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I've never removed the antennas, and I don't know the answer to your other questions. I just know that it works well.
978218
Yes you can connect them. I have two connected and strung across my backyard.
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Yes, this acts like an extention. The jack on end of your original radio antenna goes into a weather proof coupler and the cable's other end looks like your old antenna cable jack that plugs into the radio.
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No. Antenna only. But uses standard F connector cables which you can get from Radio Shack or if you want better quality for less, Amazon.
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The antenna is detachable. It would be a good feature if the antenna had a N type connector but it is a female treaded connector. You may want to recommend this change to the manufacture.
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While I have not used mine outside I do not se any reason why you couldnt. I looked it over and it seems weather proof enough . I would probably use a little silicone grease where the antenna threads onto the magnetic base
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There is a menu setting that gives you a choice between "air/cable," so it seems that there is an input for antenna. I saw nothing on the back that was separate from the cable connection, but I think that the same connection is used for both antenna or cable.
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It works best with a outdoor antenna. However for the price it cant hurt to try it..
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They come with a kit. It has a connector, power plugt and several options for antennas.
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YES. depending upon radio and copnnection type it may require some manipulation, but the cable is more than suitable.
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The antenna that comes with is is an indoor antenna. You will need outdoor antenna for outdoor use. The antenna supplied will not hold up to the outdoor elements. The system works flawless. It has exceeded my expectations.
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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.
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As best I remember the cord/ cable was weather resistant like cable tv coaxial cable. the 2 antennas that came with the item were space age plastic so weather resistant but I also tried a Wilson brand antenna. all items sort of worked but if trees or buildings are in the way the signal is greatly reduced so even though I got a few bars when I had none i still sent the items back my area is in a valley with trees and hard to get a good signal.