Is the coaxial cable able to be disconnected at the antenna? I want to install w/ better quality coaxial cable
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No.. be careful with the cable, as it also contains the signal lead for the directional control box, this is just my suggestion only.
1377697
It is not ment to be removed. But if you are handy you can open it up and replace it. I have not changed mine it seems to work just fine.
1377698
The coax is permanently attached to the antenna amplifier and is fairly thin, but the gain of the amplifier makes up for the signal lost in the coax.
1377699
If you have the cable cutting tool & the crimping tool, plus the cable ends. you'll be able to cut the cable a few feet below & make a joining connection, that would be my suggestion specially if you wanted to hook two or more antennas together with splitters/joiners as I am thinking of doing
1377700
That cable was connected directly to the circuit board on the preamp and it was soldered.
1452933
I may have over looked a very important fact. I doubt this router has a coaxial cable connection. It probably has either net cabling or USB cabling hook up. So assuming it has no coaxial cable hook up, then the router and this antenna are incompatible.
594880
The antenna is detachable and I think it can be replaced with another SMA antenna; the connector is SMA like however I really didn't test it so I can't be 100% shure but I would say it is likely.
1571685
No. And a side note, Comcast disconnected that room's cable jack without notifying me. I discovered that as well. No biggie on the antenna. The primary goal has been overwhelming achieved. Thanks!
280599
The antenna is detachable and it uses a twist and snap type of connector. It snaps into place and is easily removable.
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Technically I think you can, but I have not used it in that fashion so can't answer for sure. It has a coax In and Out plug.
1472708
The antenna should unscrew. You may need to use a pair of pliers to loosen it. Try wrapping a rag around the new one so you don't damage it with the pliers teeth. Only snug it. Don't crank on it because you could strip the threads out.
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I move the antenna from one vehicle to another, also the radio. I open the door and let the door close on it. you have to be careful, on the new vehicles the door closes tighter. damaging the coax cable. Hope this helps.
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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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Yes, there is a coaxial connection for cable (as well as many other connection options).
740461
The antenna is fixed and cannot be changed. You might be able to add a connector if you have good soldering skills, but I have not opened mine to confirm. It works fine for me and has good coverage.
1522595
All inputs and outputs that I have used are RCA type jacks and pin jacks. I have not tried coaxial.
690876
It is detachable. You can replace it with your directional antenna if yours does fit.
1146785
Well you can get a replacement end at Radio Shack and fix it. It's just two wire connections to the coax port.
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It just screws on. Just like your cable or antenna connection. If you want to keep your other cable connected you'll need a splitter that you can get at Radio Shack or Wal mart.
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İf you flush- mount, there is no quick disconnect but if you mount the radio with its mounting kit which comes within the package, you are able to disconnect the radio by first disconnecting the power and antenna connections than the securing knobs on both sides.
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Assuming you are referring to the standard coaxial or antenna connecters, no. You will need some kind of converter to distribute the signal to an rca cable. I'm fairly certain they exist.