Re: PC Linksys antenna adapter source?

Tom <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.wireless.seattle.general
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Chuck,
Here is Vecto's website http://www.vetcoelectronics.com/ (the electronic 
store formally in the overlake fredys). They have every possible 
connector combo and all kinds of fun stuff. I was just in there and they 
had some really cheap patch style antenna's (fyi if anyone wants details 
just ask).

When you go in, make sure you either bring in your linksys or you can 
check out this site.
http://www.hyperlinktech.com/web/radio_to_connector_list.php
Most of the linksys units I have seen use a reverse-sma connector, but 
some have reverse-tnc.

While I love Vecto's I happen to see some Linksys/Cisco antennas at the 
totemlake compusa. Most were r-tnc but they had 2 r-sma's left. But I 
would call before just to play it safe.

Hope that helps.
Tom

Chuck Lare wrote:

> I found a Linksys PC card but no antenna attached to the little 
> threaded connector where the antenna should attach.  I went to the 
> electronics store in the Redmond Fred Meyers but it is gone.  Has 
> anyone suggestions where to find just the antenna or an adapter so I 
> can attach a threaded Linksys router style antenna?
>
> Chuck
>
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