It says in the description you can add an optional higher gain directional antenna to the external rp-sma connector. where do you find that?
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they have them here on Amazon but also note that this will run like it is for a long range, I have mine at about 30ft in the air on a tower and I can reach 2 miles easy
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Look at the bottom of the TP-Link. Open the small door. Gold colored connector. That is the male RP-SMA connector. Order from Amazon: TP-Link 0.5-Metre 2.4GHz/5GHz Pigtail Cable with N-type Male to RP-SMA Male connector (TL-ANT200PT) and TP-LINK TL-ANT2424B 2.4GHz 24dBi Directional Grid Parabolic Antenna, N Female connector, weather resistant. The connectors are obvious. You have to work out a mast for the antenna yourself. Works great but not magic. You can't make a connection through a mountain for example. Or really dense woods for that matter.
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Look at the bottom of the TP-Link. Open the small door. Gold colored connector. That is the male RP-SMA connector.Order from Amazon: TP-Link 0.5-Metre 2.4GHz/5GHz Pigtail Cable with N-type Male to RP-SMA Male connector (TL-ANT200PT) and TP-LINK TL-ANT2424B 2.4GHz 24dBi Directional Grid Parabolic Antenna, N Female connector, weather resistant.The connectors are obvious.You have to work out a mast for the antenna yourself.Works great but not magic. You can't make a connection through a mountain for example. Or really dense woods for that matter.
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The router would need to have an external antenna with an SMA connection. The antenna will need to be point in direction of coverage.
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The antenna connections are the smaller type, I think they are called Reverse SMA or something like that but you can get adapter pigtail cables that will let you connect an N type connector to this router. Just make sure you keep your antenna cable as short as possible because there can be a lot of signal strength lost in the antenna cable itself.
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Since they are commonly used with laptop's, which have integrated antennas, no antennas are included. We have a 5Dbi antenna kit with the IPEX to RP-SMA cable included listed on Amazon under ASIN B00A4GSILS (just pop that into the search bar).
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The included external antenna works surprisingly well . I live in a remote location and have always had to modify my radio antennas. I believe the five to one tuning ratio is helpful in this regard allowing very fine tuning
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I have a "Jack" antenna head mounted to a Winegard directional mast. This worked perfectly well with the Jack antenna. However do not use any other gain/amplification... I only used this RFL-342 and I did not have my Jack inline amplifier connected. So just use this. No other amplified source.
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Most external antennas made for this modem comes with correct cables. Here is one example. http://g03.a.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1le8iGpXXXXXlXpXXq6xXFXXXz/201566900/HTB1le8iGpXXXXXlXpXXq6xXFXXXz.jpg They are listed as SMA male. I would buy the modem first and the antenna second to make sure you get the right thing. This modem gets high speed even in marginal areas and I have not had to use an external antenna. Hope this helps!
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Hi,That access point is using SMA antennas with waterproof O-ring on the connector.
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This device is a just a signal booster so the antenna type shouldn't matter even thought the instructions show an omni-directional antenna. The unit comes with a very short RP-SMA female to female cable to connect to a wireless signal source. The output cable you will need to get to connect to the antenna also needs an RP-SMA female connector. Just remember the length of the cable decreases the power.
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The antenna I bought has a Female SMA connection which works out well for me since the radio (UV5R) has the male SMA connection. The antenna comes with a female SMA connection, and the antenna works really great.
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Possibly... the antenna can be mounted with the mag-mount base (comes with the kit)and you'd need a longer cable to extend the short one on the base--the connector type is called SMA. You may be able to find a long range antenna for the Alpha and a clamp-type mount that would make it easy to put the antenna anywhere...(the Alpha stays inside while the cable (coaxial) goes from the card to the antenna outside)
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What is in the picture appear to be an SMA Female on the board.For clarification, refer to the Miklor dot Com technical section under Antenna Connection.There are blown up diagrams of the various connector types.http://www.miklor.com/COM/UV_Technical.php#antenna
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If you want to boost the signal in one direction make your own antenna booster using the Windsurfer template its easy to build. http://www.freeantennas.com/projects/template2/
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...it appears that the antenna for this particular unit is "built in" to the compact unibody of the radio, so there would not be a need for an external Di-Pole connection, the PAL type connector won't fit most units anyway.
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No; no external connector. But I just wrapped some wire around the antenna and it boosted the gain as you'd expect. I'm receiving a faint FM signal across the building where I work so that I can listen to another worker's XM. Works well.
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Genuine Hypario HPA-771 (Updated) sma Female 15.5" Dual Band Antenna (144/430Mhz) Pofung - BaoFeng, Kenwood, Wouxun Compatible (including UV-82, UV-5R, BF-F8HP, GT-3, BF-F8+, 888s Series) works well
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Looks like you need an SMA male to BMC female adapter. Your new antenna might be a little much for the poor little SMA connector on the Wouxun. With that being said, some good sources would be: dxengineering.com (Part Number DMN-BNCJ-SMAP. Price ~$10.) Powerwertx.com (Part Number RF-8382. Price ~$6.00.) Allied Electronics - alliedelec.com (Part Number 70198126. Price ~$11.00.)Hope that helps. There are many other vendors the can help your needs.