Is a connector that converts a "two-wire" attachment to cable included?
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The antenna has a balun built in so you can connect your coax directly to it. It also has a second connector to connect a VHF antenna.
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I spliced mine in so did not look for that connector when I bought it. Just not sure. Sorry. Good kit though.
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That cable isBattery Tender 081-0069-4 Alligator Clips with Black 2-Pin Quick Disconnect PlugOr you can copy?paste in the other answer, if the link doesn't work (worked the second time I viewed it, not the first ?). Good Luck! :-)
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you can go to Radio Shack and buy MP-3 type single post plugins to convert from 2 wires to the needed size plug.
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I've done a similar thing - cutting the ends off a premade cable and replacing with the connectors I want, simply because it was cheaper to hack the connectors off the premade cable than to buy bulk cable. It's easy enough to do
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The standard cable is the old style serial cable, though I've heard that there are USB ones either available, or you can buy an adapter.
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The one I recieved was the newer 4 pin connector but you can just splice the wires to your 12 pin. That's what I did and it works great and easy to do.
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Simply contact our seller support and we will supply the converter cable. Visit this product's main listing page, click on sold by iDealpoint, under further information, contact the seller. I hope this helps.
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No cable only the hardware. You have to either buy the cable or use the one you have with your computer. They also have adapters that you can use as well to convert it over. Thanks
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NO but the connector Is just a standard type of connector which you may find easily.
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A wiring harness is included with a 3 prong plug, but not an adapter that would fit a different plug type.
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Nope. As pictured, it is for a standard USB type B printer cable connector.
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Yes, there is a metal core in the cable housing so you will need a cut off tool or a hacksaw.
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No. No adapter. You can cut the wires and connect them with electrical tape.
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I tried both ways. Neither worked. I ended up buying the HD-Link by Sewell which is a one cable newer design. It works great unlike this Sabrent crap
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Yes. It should be noted that to avoid splicing two lengths by hand, they offer a 60' cable that has the correct ends that allow for a proper connection to the standard 60' cable.
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No, these connectors are sized for RG6 regular/quad cables. You can buy connectors for RG59. There is a specific procedure (and set of measurements) to correctly strip the coax and attach a compression connector. An online search will provide you with detailed instructions. Also, the correct tools are a must. If I recall DataShark has a reasonably priced kit.