Fme Male
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 Pigtail FME female to RP SMA male straight cable RG58 1M  US $8.55
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 N male to FME female KSR195 pigtail 50cm US $7.60
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 SMA male to FME male Plug RF pigtail cable RG316 US $7.59
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 New Lots 2 4 I PEX UFL FME Male Bulkhead Pigtail US $6.99
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 FME male to MC Lucent male right angle RF pigtail cable US $6.98
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 FME male to MCX male right angle RF pigtail cable RG316 US $6.65
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 Pigtail cable FME male to F female 15cm RG174 US $6.54
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 RP SMA male Jack to FME male Plug pigtail cable RG174 US $6.46
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 FME female to RP SMA male straight cable RG58 30cm US $6.46
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 TNC male to FME female RF connector Pigtail cable US $6.42
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 TNC female to FME male connector RF Pigtail cable US $6.42
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 TNC male to FME male RF connector Pigtail cable US $6.42
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 TS 9 to FME male for Sierra Wireless 597 885 RG174 15CM US $4.66
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 3G Huawei antenna cable TS9 male RA to FME male connect US $4.08
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 New 4inch I PEX UFL to FME Male Bulkhead Pigtail US $3.99
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 FME MALE TO UHF MALE NICKEL PLATED ADAPTER 40304 US $3.95
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 FME MALE TO BNC MALE NICKEL PLATED ADAPTER 40302 US $3.95
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 FME Female Jack to SMA Male Plug Straight RF Adapter Connector New US $2.99
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 FME Male Plug Straight Crimp Connector for RG58 LMR195 US $2.76
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 FME male crimp RF connectorsolder for RG174RG178RG316 US $2.76
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 RF Connector Adapter N male to FME male straight US $2.50
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How To Find Your Cell Phone Antenna Port
Welcome to UnwiredSignal.com, where you will find friendly, knowledgeable, honest people to help you solve your cell phone signal problems in small and large buildings - outside too. And everything we sell comes with a 30 Day Money-Back Guarantee. Wilson cell phone and air card antenna adapters for over 500 models. They are approximately 18" long. One end, FME Male, connects to the antenna cable. The other end connects to your cell phone. If you need a different connector, check out our reducer adapters.
If your phone does not have an antenna port or if there is no adapter made for it, check out our Wilson Model 811210 Direct Amplifier w/ No Adapter Required.
The graphics below show you where to look for the antenna port on your phone. Unless it is a very old phone, it does not connect to the charge port on the bottom of the phone.
Pictures of Phone Antenna Ports
Back Plug
Plugs into the adapter port on the upper back portion of your phone. A rubber or plastic plug may need to be removed. Press firmly to ensure a good connection - do not twist. Using too much force could damage your phone
Back Plug With Top Replacement Antenna
(Figures 1 & 2) Unscrew your original antenna which is blocking the adapter port - may have reversed threads. (Figure-3) Screw your included replacement antenna into the top of the phone. Your antenna adapter will now fit into the back of the phone - see above for Back Plug instructions
Bottom Plug
Plugs into the bottom of your cellphone. Push until you hear a click. Press button(s) in middle or on sides to release connecter from phone. Note: an RF charger may be available for your phone - it will allow you to charge your phone while using your external antenna.
Ring
Slide onto the base of your cellular phone's built in antenna. Press down firmly to ensure a good connection. Be sure to lower your phone's built in antenna.
RF Charger
RF Chargers are antenna adapters that have a built in battery charger. A single plug into the bottom of your phone will allow you to charge your phone while using your external antenna. Without the RF Charger you would have to unplug your charger to use your antenna.
Sleeve
Snap onto the back of your cellular phone. The sleeve must be mounted to the top of your phone. The sleeve may fit upside down but it will not function properly.
Top Plug
Plugs into the adapter port on the top of your phone. A rubber plug may need to be removed. Press firmly to ensure a good connection - do not twist. Using too much force could damage your phone. A small number of top plug phones require the removal of the original antenna to expose the port.
Top Screw
This antenna adapter replaces your cellular phone's original antenna. Unscrew your original antenna and screw in the antenna adapter. Be sure to save your original antenna - you will need to use it after disconnecting your antenna adapter.
Side Plug
Plugs into the adapter port on the upper-side of your phone. A rubber plug may need to be removed. Press firmly to ensure a good connection - do not twist. Using too much force could damage your phone.
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