How long is the coax for the external antenna?
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From what I remember it's @30'. It's possible to extend it a short amount with high quality RG6 coax. You'll need TNC to F adapters & you must use the length of the supplied coax in order to maintain the 50 ohm impedance that the transceiver needs.
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I never measured it, but I would say it must be close to 45 or 50 feet long. I know there was plenty when I put it up and my horizontal run is about 36 feet, plus a few feet entering the house, and several feet up a pole on the roof to the antenna.
955572
You are required to use an external antenna that you qill directly screw to the routeur
1825130
The power cord is about 3ft or so but the coaxial that hooks up to the antenna is well over 10ft.
898143
It's a piece of wire about 14 inches long connected to a piece of small diameter coax. I suspect loss is more than normal. A quarter wave for those freqs is around 23 inches. Kind of short for that.
1358992
My runs are about 150 ft. But coax is pretty robust so 300 ft or so should work fine
2094454
30 feet of coax (RG-58) with the proper connectors are all provided with the package. All you need to do is do some minor assembly of the antenna and hook up and you are on the air. Total assembly time and hook up are about 30 minutes.
738053
The total length is 14 inches And 10/16 aprox., including the metal female connector that you bolt on the male pin that's on the radio. The black plastic or Rubber portion of the antenna, excluding the metal female connector, is 14.5 inches aprox.... Is the visible part of the antenna once attached to the radio.
43621
Approximately 3 inches front to back, 9 inches long, and 8 inches high with handle up, and antenna down. Top to bottom it is 6 inches with the handle down. It plugs in at back also. Hope this helps :)
1800921
Yes, there is a coaxial RF input for connecting an external antenna. The built in tuner will pick up both analog and digital (HD) over-the-air broadcasts.
2282310
The supplied coaxial is bare wire but you can use any double-ended 1/8" cord (like the AUX connector for your iPad in your car) to connect it to your radio's external antenna input. If your portable does not have an option to recieve MW from the external, antennas like this work great passively (set near your radio). You are going to be turning it and angling it alot anyway since MW ferrite loops are directional. So don't let the lack of connections scare you off. I use mine passively even though my Grundig 750 has an input jack and get better results that way.
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If you buy the TV with the external Antenna and adapter as the combination. If you didn't buy the bundle, the adapter that works is ; RF coaxial coax cable assembly MCX male to F female 6''
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i think it was shorter than that. However, you can use an adaptor and connect to a longer coax cable. pts
79497
No 18 ft is not necessary. Fires til tunes at tip. The longer the coax the less per to antenna. Just make sure it's grounded and you need a meter to check modulation
1719919
The end of this unit is a female end. The coax cable will have the pin that will go into the hole.
68643
It's been awhile since I installed our Wilson antenna, but I do know the cable is about twenty feet long.Hope this helps.
581014
No external antenna option. The internal antenna is a thin wire stretched inside the handle.
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I didn't measure the exact length but should be around 25 feet. I was able to leave the microcell next to my wifi and extended the antenna to my window 15 feet away.