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Just wondering if anyone that has a Wilson 1000 can answer something for me...
Mine arrived this morning but it has an odd connection on it, do I cut this off and fit the PL259 or is there something I'm missing???
David
Just wondering if anyone that has a Wilson 1000 can answer something for me...
Mine arrived this morning but it has an odd connection on it, do I cut this off and fit the PL259 or is there something I'm missing???
David
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I'm not too sure but according to the Wilson site http://www.wilsonantenna.com/w1000.htm
it comes in three types: Roof Top, Boot/ Trunk Lip and Magnet.
Cutting away at it sounds wrong .
Not sure if it has a 3/8 connection instead?
it comes in three types: Roof Top, Boot/ Trunk Lip and Magnet.
Cutting away at it sounds wrong .
Not sure if it has a 3/8 connection instead?
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Sorry, should have made myself clearer... it's the end that goes into the rig... it has some odd conection fitted and I can't see how it wouls go into the back, there was a PL259 supplied too.
Guess I just cut it odd connection off, fit the PL259 and stick it in the back of the box.
Thanks for the Wilson link, I will have a look there too
Guess I just cut it odd connection off, fit the PL259 and stick it in the back of the box.
Thanks for the Wilson link, I will have a look there too
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If a PL259 was supplied it sounds like you need to chop and replace, do you know what type of connector is fitted? maybe a pic
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OK, here are a couple of pictures, this is the connection on the coax cnd the PL259 in 3 parts
Pics removed to save space as problem sorted
Pics removed to save space as problem sorted
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Nope, got me beat, lol.
cant say im much of a fan when it comes to that type of screw together PL plugs either im afraid but Im sure you'll fit it well and it'll be fine
cant say im much of a fan when it comes to that type of screw together PL plugs either im afraid but Im sure you'll fit it well and it'll be fine
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How does the pre fitted socket/threaded section fit in?FoulOleRon wrote:it's a 3 piece connector so it's easier to put thru small holes; the PL screws onto the bit on the end, iirc. K40 antennae are the same.
Is the PL259 supplied different internally so that it will connect with the fitted piece?
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The 3 seperate bits are a PL259, it's the bit thats fitted to the end of the coax thats got me, it doesn't fit anything... won't screw into any part of the PL259, I can't see any reason for it to be there... wish they had just fitted the PL259 so I don't have to find the soldering iron and solder
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IT IS a pl 259 they are fine...
just slide the big bit onto the coax and then screw the other two parts together...
it IS the same with the K40 its ideal for slipping the cable thru the small holes in the car...
it would be foolish to cut it as you can be 99% sure the fitting works....
but its up to you........................
just slide the big bit onto the coax and then screw the other two parts together...
it IS the same with the K40 its ideal for slipping the cable thru the small holes in the car...
it would be foolish to cut it as you can be 99% sure the fitting works....
but its up to you........................
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