Hi
Someone recently made up a cable for me to connect an external antenna to my WRT54GL. Unfortunately, the person that did the cable didn't understand the difference between TNC and RP-TNC, so my cable has a TNC male connector on the business end, and my router needs an RP-TNC male.
Is there such a thing as a TNC/RP-TNC adapter out there anywhere? I've STFW, but sadly to no avail.
Any tips welcomed.
Either slice off the standard TNC plug and replace with an appropriate RP-TNC connector or get 2 pigtails from TNC to N and also RP-TNC to N.
Tony
The problem with the first idea is that it seems that RP-TNC connectors here in the UK are rare as hens teeth. I think I shall just return the cable to the guy who made it up and see if he can source the connector.
Your second suggestion is excellent, but too expensive for me, as I'm out of work at the moment, and watching the pennies.
Cheers!
Are these the correct gender that you need?
But thanks.
Keith wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@mid.individual.net:
Less expensive that a TNC-rpTNC adapter would be I'd assume.
Keith they're only £3 here:
Much better - thanks!
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