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Reddit mentions of N Female to TS9 Male Right 12inch 30cm,TS9(RA)-Nf-12in TS-9 Right Angle to N Female Bulkhead 3G 4G GMS LTE Antenna Adapter Satellite Adapter Flexible Pigtail Cable
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of N Female to TS9 Male Right 12inch 30cm,TS9(RA)-Nf-12in TS-9 Right Angle to N Female Bulkhead 3G 4G GMS LTE Antenna Adapter Satellite Adapter Flexible Pigtail Cable. Here are the top ones.
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- These TS9 connector Pigtails are also used on most LTE and UMTS routers, no adaptors required. Due to the large frequency bandwidth of the Pigtail it can be used with any compatible antenna and is suitable for any system, even classical GSM (2G) and UMTS (3G), as well as the latest LTE (4G) and Satellite technology.
- Cable Type:Standard RG316 (Low loss at 0-3G)
- Radio Frequency, 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency, 5.8 GHz Radio Frequency
- Impedance:50ohm
- Coax with Less than Half the signal of RG-174 coax. 90 DAY RETURNS - plus a 1 YEAR EXCHANGE for defects on All HitechSolution product
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I just went through the process of setting up an M1 with external antennas and can give you my experience. For background, I'm located in a pretty rural area where satellite is the only option for internet, so I was probably willing to put in a little more time and money than the average person.
Initially, with no antenna, I was getting around 3-4Mbps most of the time. Occasionally, I had issues connecting at all.
Added the following equipment (x2 of everything for MIMO):
With these antenna at a high point (~25ft above ground level) in my attic at +45/-45 degrees, I'm getting consistent 25Mbps minimum and frequently 60+Mbps, no issues with connectivity or slow speeds since moving it. Before getting the antenna up high, I could only ever connect to band 12, but moving to the attic allowed me to pick up bands 2 and 14 which I assume is where I picked up the massive speed increase.
This wasn't a cheap setup, unfortunately, but I am very pleased with it overall.
I don't have anything additional to add that other's haven't already said, but I would use a pigtail on the jetpack to give it some strain relief. Do you have the jetpack mounted, or does it often move? I am planning on upgrading my setup with a pair of these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07LBRK94Q