🔌 Pack of 2 SMA Female to TS9 Male RF Coax Connector Adapter Review

I use them with NIMO Proxycast antenna and Netgear Nighthawk and they are perfect for the intended use - high quality and most importantly: functionality !

I could not use this product because it does not fit my existing router. I bought it to use with the AT&T Nighthawk M1 router. Once these plugs are connected, they remain unconnected. Please make sure you know exactly what fitting you need for your device before purchasing.

They are made of inferior material. The female part should have a spring in the connector to expand but stay on the male connector. It's not like this. They fall instantly. You can squeeze them and they will fall apart. I have purchased several adapter cables that work great.

It "fits" TS9 (to an extent). However, it is so loose compared to other adapters/antennas. You won't realize this until you compare it to another band adapter/antenna. Just listen to another reviewer. DO NOT BUY THIS. I wasn't believed until I received it. It's not because I have a CRC9, it's a TS9 connector (I tried a CRC9 antenna and it doesn't fit my 340U at all).

I connected this info to my Netgear Nighthawk M1.walla! The damn thing increased by 25%! Don't forget to restart your modem after connecting! I read a comment that it doesn't work for him. I'm not sure what your situation is. I connected them. Firmly screwed.

These are great connectors, they are actually TS-9 connectors but don't expect the tiny TS-9 to support an antenna, you need an antenna socket, therefore they are great for adapting your SMA cables to TS-9 for modems that offer TS-9 antenna connectors. Be careful with RG58, LMR195 and RG400 size coaxial cables; because the TS-9's friction fit can handle the extra weight, something not RG174 sized without careful cable management with strain relief.

As mentioned, they don't go well with the Nighthawk M1 AP. Landing is free and external antennas will "hang out". There should be a stronger connection. When comparing the signal values, they were no better than when using an access point without an antenna. In fact, downloads without an antenna were faster than with external antennas. There may be a loose contact. Antennas may be present. However, I tested 3 different antennas. The other two had TS9 connectors that fitted just right.

These adapters are good quality and fit well. I used these adapters in a cellular installation. I couldn't find any TS9 antenna extensions so I grabbed SMA extension cords and used these adapters to switch. Remember that there is a small signal loss (dB) for each jack on the line. You can find calculators online that will help you determine total loss based on the connectors and cables used. * Be VERY careful when inserting the end of the TS9 into the receiving port. The center conductor of all