🔌 DHT Electronics 2PCS SMA Female to RP-SMA Male RF coaxial Coax Adapter Review

They solved my problem with the wifi antenna working on the computer I ordered. The only problem was how small they were and my old fingers screwed them on!

Confusing description. I thought it was an adapter between a male and female. There are threads but no pins. No male pen. Not sure why. Unsuitable for my antenna connection.

I needed this adapter for my EV100 and VR-D2 goggles as the triple patch antenna I bought won't work without this DHT antenna adapter and they work great worked, would buy them again, you are good. very happy

What they don't do is that if you use them to connect/disconnect temporarily you have to wear needle nose pliers to stop the connection. because there is no nut on the inner part that could get caught during disassembly. Same goes if you're using them to connect antennas and want the antenna to stay in one position, the smaller section will allow the larger one to rotate and your antenna will flip.

What they don't do is that if you use them to connect/disconnect temporarily you have to carry needle nose pliers to stop the connection. because there is no nut on the inner part that could get caught during disassembly. Same goes if you're using them to connect antennas and want the antenna to stay in one position, the smaller section will allow the larger one to rotate and your antenna will flip.

Not much to say about these as they are so simple. said it was a SMA connector so I bought SMA antennas and when I got them they were RP-SMA so I need adapters. I received them quickly. everything to make it good. They work, they don't seem cheap, they're as small as you can get, they could maybe remove 3mm down the center, but that's just a nitpick and they might need that for some weird SMA connector that's there might be, who knows. I've already installed them and they work great.

A newcomer to Ham, Elmer proposed a similar system of multiple access point adapters for HT that use SMA threaded connectors for various upgrades or mobile pins, fixed, J-pin, antenna, etc d. The '58 coax I'm using for the J-shaped roof support has BNC F and some very nice pins. Using a pigtail seemed too weak, or using the SMA 239 regularly would make it seem like the SMA would wear out fairly quickly or eventually fail. BNC is a great solution. I just spent a hell of a lot of time trawling…