will this work with a teac ag-v2050, where the antenna connectors are wires and not a plug in?
805475
It does have 2 wires that you could wrap the antenna connectors too. I just wasn't impressed at all with its abilities. I think a coat hanger could of done just as well in my situation.
805476
No. Also runaway from this product. It is sold as new but is used and of poor quality
764222
I would check the router to see if you can unscrew the stock antenna from it. If you can't unscrew the stock antenna, then it won't work. These Alfa antennas have a screw on type plug. They do not use a BNC type (twist & lock) plug, they are not push-on either. The connector on these is standard used in WiFi devices. They will work fine with any other brand as long as you have an unscrewable type antenna base, they also turn completely around and bend and adjust every which way.
2211332
It only works with an antenna system. That is all I know about it. I returned it.
145959
Yes - it takes a specific antenna connection, I do not know what the specification is.
311885
It should work perfectly. I bought this to replace a cheaper antenna that stopped working. I highly recommend.
1429497
Specifically, I bought two of these units and due to poor design (plugin nut not tightened) I twisted an internal wire and broke it.I am not using the other unit. A signal declines over the distance it travels in a cable. I have 150' (2 75') of cable with two 22dB amplifiers on a HD antenna and it works for me.
1861173
Ok the antena &#128225; conector is the same are your car &#128663; no need any more but is no the same you need a antenna kit connector to resolve this problem this kit is very low price my apologies my English is bad.
1325435
I do not know what type of connections are on that receiver, but if you have the spring loaded (ones where you must push a tab down to insert the wire) then no, it will not work. If you have the hexagon type of terminal it will if it has the hole in the middle to accept this plug.
315169
No, you need a mcx type antenna for your model. http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/371130216195?lpid=82
2073786
Yes. You must have an amplifier. My TEAC CD-P1260 had problems. Maybe you will get a good one. My previous TEACs have been OK.
1995371
This one also looks like it will work for you: http://www.amazon.com/Plug-Antenna-Signal-Amplifier-Splitter/dp/B00G9VIXUS/ref=pd_sim_sbs_e_4
419740
There should be enough slack in the present antenna cables to reach the connectors. They don't shift far. If your cables turn out to be too short, you can always buy new antennas here, but installation will be somewhat more involved. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004ZHT2JE/ref=pe_175190_21431760_M3T1_ST1_dp_1
971857
Not sure, you'll have to look at the connector and if there are adapters. That said, I think the connectors are pretty standard. I forgot the router I got it for (don't have it anymore), but it was a standard one that I got from Verizon. The antenna worked great.
1193367
Check with Radio Shack and see if they have a connector adapter. Otherwise you would have to splice the line.
872831
Yes, there is no reason for it not to work with any antenna its connect too. Its job is to amplify the signal closest to the point of reception which just downstream from your antenna.
847427
I believe the preamp will work on most any kind of antenna. Put it close to the antenna.
1717209
Yes. I see no reason why it wouldn't work providing you purchase an antenna adapter. The instructions that comes with the kit are clear. I suggest you use an experienced auto-electrician, if you are a novice.