I know this has two antenna leads on the back, is the cable needed sma or rp-sma? using agptek 35dbi lte antenna, which cable to buy?
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SMA vs RP-SMA is a male/female issue only according to Wikipedia. You can see exactly what the antenna connection looks like in this picture http://i00.i.aliimg.com/wsphoto/v0/1696296660_6/Huawei-B593-Antenna.jpg
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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.jpgThey 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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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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Do you mean buy one for multiple antennas being connected through one line or for a diffrent brand of antenn? If it's for a diffrent brand I'm sure you can, however you may not get great results. This was made using winegard antennas as it's source. Meaning the gains and things on other antennas may not be as compatable. If you talking using multiple antennas with the same connection then I'd say it probably won't help must because every connection distorts the signal strength . These boosters, amplifiers do not pull in signal strength, they enhance the signal . Your antenna gain is where your signal strength is. Do you mean buy one for multiple antennas being connected through one line or for a diffrent brand of antenn? If it's for a diffrent brand I'm sure you can, however you may not get great results. This was made using winegard antennas as it's source. Meaning the gains and things on other antennas may not be as compatable. If you talking using multiple antennas with the same connection then I'd say it probably won't help must because every connection distorts the signal strength . These boosters, amplifiers do not pull in signal strength, they enhance the signal . Your antenna gain is where... » Read More Do you mean buy one for multiple antennas being connected through one line or for a diffrent brand of antenn? If it's for a diffrent brand I'm sure you can, however you may not get great results. This was made using winegard antennas as it's source. Meaning the gains and things on other antennas may not be as compatable. If you talking using multiple antennas with the same connection then I'd say it probably won't help must because every connection distorts the signal strength . These boosters, amplifiers do not pull in signal strength, they enhance the signal . Your antenna gain is where your signal strength is. « Show Less
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If you want this antenna you would need a "BNC Female to SMA Male Plug Coax Adapter". Just type this in on Amazon and you will find one for around $4.00 or $5.00. Remember that using an average adapter can cause signal loss in the neighborhood of 50%. A similar antenna on Amazon with a BNC connection is the "Accessories Unlimited AUSCAN3 16 Inch Magnet Mount Scanner Antenna". Research this one and see if this may be a better choice for you.
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You will need a antenna and I bought one from amazon. Look for marine antenna, it works great. Dual MAR16B Marine Flexible Mast Antenna Black, its small and works great.
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Here you go (if you haven't bought one already): MPD Digital smaF/pl259f SMA Female to UHF SO239 PL259 Female RG58 Adapter Cable, 3-feetExact setup that I have and it worked great (until it got taken out by a branch. Upgrading to a flexible antenna now).
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well i got the Wilson Electronics - Sleek - Cell Phone Signal Booster for Single User with an extra Wilson Electronics Dual Band - 800-1900 MHz Magnet Mount Antenna with SMA Male Connector and 10-Foot RG174 Coax...n it doesnt fit it the male connection......
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you need an SMA Reverse polarity Male connector, other wise youll be stock with an antenna you cant use.
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No, you will need a SMA-(Male or Female)? to N-Type Male. This antenna comes with a N-Type Female connector. Also it depends on the SMA connection that you have on your AWUS036H, you also might want to purchase a longer wire or a longer USB. I prefer a longer wire.
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I have used rg58 with this antenna for many years. My total feedline length is only 35 feet. Attenuation will be higher above 200Mhz compared to rg8. If you have a short run, the 58 will be easier to work with. If it is a long run and want to better reception on higher frequencies, rg8 is what you want. I have used this antenna for transmitting on 2 meter using rg58 and had a low swr.
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Yeah, you need two and two adaptors. I'd look for a better antenna setup if I were you. I have this and it really didn't do much at all (I'm a ham radio operator too, so I know what a 9 dBi boost does...) It might be fairly cheap and easy, but is not much gain. a planar setup with booster would be light years better.
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I have the BNC male to SMA coax adaptor. Just go to the Amazon page that has the Mini Magnet antenna you want to use and scroll down a bit. You will see the adaptor. $4.95 I believe is the price. Hope this helps.
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One should be all you need. BUT, it is a very marginal antenna. I'd get something better like Powerlink or http://www.amazon.com/Alfa-AWUS036NH-Wireless-Long-Range-Screw-On/dp/B003YIFHJY/ref=pd_sxp_grid_pt_0_0
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Antenna cables are cut to the wavelength -keeps the SWR down, so 1/2 wavelength, ect. are ok. Hope that helps
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Unlike 120 volt electrical outlets and normal TV cable "F" connectors where it's trivial to tell male from female, SMA uses 4 different designs. The safest way is to look at the gateway and look at a picture of the antenna to see if they will fit. The antenna probably has a nut like all RG-6 cables, but it might have a pin for the center conductor or it might have a socket. See "https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/140" for an explanation, although it's definition of "Reverse Polarity SMA Male" certainly looks female to me. Since this antenna has an "SMA male" connector by default, it probably won't work. But Superbat is super helpful and they might be able to make you one with an "RP-SMA male" connector if you ask for it. Unlike 120 volt electrical outlets and normal TV cable "F" connectors where it's trivial to tell male from female, SMA uses 4 different designs. The safest way is to look at the gateway and look at a picture of the antenna to see if they will fit. The antenna probably has a nut like all RG-6 cables, but it might have a pin for the center conductor or it might have a socket. See "https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/140" for an explanation, although it's definition of "Reverse Polarity SMA Male" certainly looks female to me. Since this antenna has an... » Read More Unlike 120 volt electrical outlets and normal TV cable "F" connectors where it's trivial to tell male from female, SMA uses 4 different designs. The safest way is to look at the gateway and look at a picture of the antenna to see if they will fit. The antenna probably has a nut like all RG-6 cables, but it might have a pin for the center conductor or it might have a socket. See "https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/140" for an explanation, although it's definition of "Reverse Polarity SMA Male" certainly looks female to me. Since this antenna has an "SMA male" connector by default, it probably won't work. But Superbat is super helpful and they might be able to make you one with an "RP-SMA male" connector if you ask for it. « Show Less
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You will set it up with a F connector. Mine came with that kit. Here's the specs...http://www.antennacraft.net/Manuals/HBU_web_manual.pdf
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It's been working well for me for the last two months. You should try for about 8 feet of separation between antennas and try to get both leads from antenna to coupler the same length.
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Yes, you need something like this- RF coaxial cable SMA female to UHF SO239 PL259 female RG58 20 inches | Made in the U.S.A. by MPD Digital (TM)It is best to get an adapter with a short cable between the SMA female and the PL259, that greatly reduces stress on the connector on the radio versus a solid connector.