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Re: [PLUG] wireless router
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Now that I've seen a picture, I do remember seeing these in a catalog
somewhere. I checked my toolbox and I do have an RG-58 crimper that should
work for this connector. There's a company, Pasternack Enterprises
(www.pasternack.com) that makes an RP-SMA(M) to BNC(M) cable assy in various
lengths up to 72". They're under $30. They also will do custom lengths.
HTH,
Tom
On Thursday 23 January 2003 12:00, Paul wrote:
> In addition to reverse polarity connectors, they make reverse thread
> connectors. The idea is to make it difficult for general consumers to
> connect amplifiers and larger antennas to wireless equipment. There
> might be other business reasons for it, too.
>
> 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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