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Reddit mentions of uxcell SMA Male to Female Nut Bulkhead Crimp RG316 Cable Jumper Pigtail 15cm
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We found 3 Reddit mentions of uxcell SMA Male to Female Nut Bulkhead Crimp RG316 Cable Jumper Pigtail 15cm. Here are the top ones.
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- Product Name : SMA Male to SMA Female Pigtail Cable ; Connector Type : SMA Male to SMA Female
- External Material : Plastic, Alloy ; Cable Length : 14.5cm / 5 7/10"
- Color : Black, Gold Tone
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| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | August 2018 |
| Weight | 0.02425084882 Pounds |
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In fact, a large part of the exposed board is the ground plane (where "IC1-C1" is silkscreened...that's a ground pour).
Connect a pigtail like this, snip off the male end, and solder the inside lead to where i labeled "center pin" and the outer sheath to any of the ground pads. Epoxy over the joints to strengthen the solder joints.
It is a little connector, think of it like the cable that would go from your wall to your cable box. It is tiny here is a link to one: http://www.amazon.com/uxcell®-Female-Bulkhead-Jumper-Pigtail/dp/B007POCIM2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1462316944&sr=8-2&keywords=Pigtail+Sma
That one is a bit long you want 3-6cm
Sure. Here's the shopping list:
Project Box (5 pack, $5.80)
SMA Connectors (4 Pack, $5.85)
SMA Pigtails (Need 2, $4.85/ea)
SMA Extension Cable (Need 2, $8.50/ea) (3 feet)
RAM Suction Cup Mount ($15.99)
Start out by making four small pilot holes in the project box where you see both the connectors and antennas on mine.
Use the screws included with the RAM mount to go through the bottom left and top right corners of the bottom of the project box. This almost perfectly lines up with the holes in the suction cup, but make sure to use a template. You will not use the ball piece that comes with the suction cup.
Connect an SMA Female-Female connector on one end of each of the pigtails. Tighten with a wrench and pliers, but careful not to mess up the thread.
Enlarge the two holes on the small side of the project box to fit the female-female connectors (that you just attached) through, barely. Use generous hot glue to fix them in place on the inside, with the screw end from the SMA pigtail being pushed all the way up to the project box wall to allow as much of the connector to stick out as possible. Note, you may need to apply pressure to keep the connectors as straight and tight as possible until the glue cools/dries completley.
Take the other ends of the pigtail connectors (with the included nuts and other stuff) and put them through the other two holes on opposite long sides of the project box (Make sure you don't mix up left and right), enlarging the holes as necessary to ensure they fit. Use the included fittings to fix them in place firmly. (Use a wrench to tighten)
Stuff the pigtails in the project box, again verifying that you didn't mix up left and right. Close it up, connect the 3 foot SMA cables to the plugs on the bottom, and wire them into your Stratux. You should be good to go!
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