What kind of connector does this scanner antenna use for hook up to a Coaxial Cable?
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A PL259. I wish it had a type N connector. Much less loss at higher freq's.
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it's has the UHF (so 239??) female connector on the antenna for coaxial. I use a BNC adapter on the scanner end.
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Its a SMA antenna connector. I recommend getting a SMA Female to UHF Female RF Adapter OR better yet and easier to use a UHF SO239 PL259 female to MCX male right angle connector RG316 20CM. Amazon sells both of these
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I believe this is unit is basically a continuity tester so if your cable can connect then it should work. As mentioned by others, the problem you will have is if your COAX cable has connectors that will work with this unit.
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*N Male to F Female connector*Used to connect a 50 ohm antenna to 75 ohm RG6 coaxial cable
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I was able to use this cable to connect an old printer to a Windows 7 computer. Not really sure if it will connect your scanner.
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It has a USB connector on one end and a standard coax cable connector on the other. You can kinda see the coax connector in the pictures.
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This cable is used as an extension. If your OBDII scanner works with your vehicle this extension should work...all it does is extend the chord length of your scanner.
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Yes Christopher. This is exactly what we did. The Bearcat BC345CRS reception was significantly better! I connected it to the RG-6 cable and with an adapter connected it directly to the scanner via my wall plate cable connection being we don't have cable TV and use jacks anyway. Enjoy your scanner's better reception.
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I am assuming that your SMA ends on your cable are actually SMA Males (don't go by the threads but by the center core). The antenna in question has a SO239 connection which is considered the female end (again go by the center core rather than the threads). The SO239 mates with a PL259 which is the male coupler. So you need a SMA Female to PL259 adapter. Here is an Amazon link to the correct adapter. RF coaxial coax adapter SMA female to UHF male PL-259 PL259
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Sorry just getting to you. No, it's just connects a coaxial input connection to a composite or coaxial output connection.
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I'm pretty sure it does. I don't recall having to buy any cables in order to hook it up. You will love this scanner.
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Yes, it comes with cable to do that. Unfortunately I didn't try this scanner until months after the I bought. The images are awful!
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Sorry, No idea... The application i use for this equipment is to extend USB scanner connections.
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The scanner is supplied with USB cable (one side USB-A type connector and other side USB-B type connector)
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Just the regular BNC male connector....most scanner are the same even handheld
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This scanner has a single USB 2.0 plug to a Micro USB plug cable. Although there is usually more than one USB port available to use on your PC, there is only one Micro USB plug output on the scanner. I am sure that there is either a splitter cable, or a USB Hub that can take the signal from the scanner and send it to two different USB 2.0 ports on two separate PC's. Research Splitter cables and/or hubs to see if this is possible. Hope this helps!
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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.