Re: [PLUG] wireless router

[Paul <paul@dpagin.net>]

Good question!  The only difference appears to be the pin and hole 
arrangement.  This is the reverse connector: 
http://www.hyperlinktech.com/web/copyrighted_images/hxrsf58.jpg  And 
this is the regular connector: 
http://www.hyperlinktech.com/web/copyrighted_images/hxsm200.jpg

I don't know if there is an electrical change, which is what I've been 
wondering about.  If I make a reverse SMA to BNC cable, will the signal 
from my antenna be reverse polarity, and would it matter?

Tom wrote:

> What's a "reverse polarity" SMA connector.  I've heard of double male and 
> double female connectors, but RF connectors generally are straight-thru 
> connections (i.e center to center & shield to shield).
>  


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