Garmin and Gilsson seem. These models are discussed in a long thread here. Another shorter discussion starts here. Neoprene and sharkskin cases for the 60C and 60CS are discussed here and here. A great thread on cases for the 76C and 76CS can be found here

Although it is possible to use external antennas with the Unwired service we do not support or endorse such use. If you are experiencing any difficulty receiving an optimum signal, we recommend that you use the Unwired reception assistant, or contact Unwired technical support.

An external antenna is mounted on the outside of your vehicle to increase your phone’s range for optimum performance. These antennas are used with mobile phones (cellular phones permanently mounted in a vehicle) and with handheld phones that employ a hands-free kit mounted inside a vehicle. In a sense, all cellular phones have an “external” antenna that sticks out of the phone when the phone is in use.

Not all portable phones can connect to an extra antenna. It depends on your phone model and the availability of a connector to mate up with an antenna. There are many antennas to choose from. They include stubby antennas that are perfect for traveling, ¼-wave antennas you can use outside your vehicle, magnetic mount antennas for the top of your vehicle, and small antennas that suction to the window.

Answer: CB antennas are optimized for the low end of the spectrum; CB frequencies are 26-28 MHz. While it may work, your reception in the higher frequencies would not be equivalent to what you would get with a scanner antenna.

Only iBurst recommended external antenna from a supplier approved by iBurst should be used. This ensures that they comply with requirements of the iBurst system. One such requirement is that antennas must not be directional - the technology is different and uses multipath signals, unlike conventional wireless systems.

The Max-RF adapter (part number 800978) is attached to the top of the Z-Max and provides a "TNC type" GPS RF connector. A cable can then be used with an external GPS antenna. Some manufacturers' GPS antennas are not compatible with Z-Max, so call Magellan to verify if a non-Magellan GPS antenna will work.

A Yes, we supply an external magnetic mount antenna. Please contact us for pricing and purchasing information.

Cheap antennas will work, but the more you spend, the better the quality of the gear is. What you should consider first is what kind of range or area you want to cover, and how much you're willing to spend on the gear. Typically, you'll either want a highly directional (yagi, helical or dish) for a single-person link, or an omni-directional (whip) or sector antenna for multi-person link. The mesh idea is to get most houses to have more than one antenna: two, or hopefully three.

You can, and some do, in certain special circumstances. If you're standing somewhere (on top of a building or hill) and want to sense stations at a distance, you can use a directional gain antenna to "warscan" by rotating it on a camera tripod or just aiming it by hand.

Any panel-type antenna whose gain does not exceed 9dBi. Please refer to the WJ MPR Series operations manual for further compliance and operation details and usage information. The MPR cards are, however, a firmware update needs to be performed. Please download the software here. Not only does this include the C1G2 update, but also includes updated algorithms for better overall performance. For non-Gen2 applications, this firmware upgrade is still beneficial.

It depends on how you use your phone. 0 decibel (dB) gain antennas, often called unity gain, are usually best in cities or mountains because they provide the same coverage vertically and horizontally (note: this statement is not always true when there is good coverage in those areas). Cellular was originally designed for 3dB gain antennas as they provide the optimal combination of vertical and horizontal patterns.

You want some sort of omnidirectional vertical antenna, ideally one that can be mounted on the roof of your vehicle. Again, an external antenna is optional: You can wardrive with no better antenna than the one on the end of your Wi-Fi PC card. Such antennas are poor to begin with, and when they're inside the vehicle the metal structure of the vehicle shields them from AP signals to some extent. You will gather a lot more stations using an external antenna.

We currently don't. They are usually needed for extended range applications. For small distances and spaces, onboard antenna makes more sense.

The performance and accuracy of your GPS receiver is only as good as the GPS signals your unit can receive. Our GPS antennas are designed to perform in the most demanding environments, such as driving among tall city buildings, hiking under dense tree coverage, or any other condition that prevents a clear line of sight to the sky. This ensures that you will receive the best possible GPS signal so that you can make the most of your GPS.

You can connect most phones to an external antenna by using an installable hands free kit that comes with an external antenna adapter. You can also purchase an external antenna adapter that allows you to connect the antenna directly to your phone. Some phones have an external antenna port. Other phones require that you remove your fixed antenna and insert an external antenna adapter to that port. Still other phones have no way to connect an external antenna to it at all. Read more here...

Some Verizon Wireless PC Cards may come with either a removable antenna or an extra connection port for an external antenna. This can be used when you are inside a building or a car to help pull in a stronger signal and improve your connection in fringe or low reception areas. Verizon Wireless provides two types of external antennas: Window Mount is mounted on the edge of a car window or attached to the window in a building. An adaptor cable will be required to connect the external antenna.

The MM2211 does not support an external antenna. The MM2211 uses a combination of vertical and horizontal antenna arrays to maximize connectivity.

The Minolta 5600HS(D) and 3600HS(D) are popular flashguns for the Ax, as is the Sigma EF-500 DG Super (MA), ie for Minolta. There are also other options that have varying degrees of compatibility with the Ax. This section only considers the Minolta and Sigma units. The Minolta flashguns are fully compatible with the Ax except that the autofocus assist lights do not illuminate with the Ax (the Sigma unit does not provide an autofocus assist light when used with the Ax either).

you know, Audiograbber does not have a built-in mp3 encoder. However, it supports other manufacturers' encoders as plugins. The easiest way to make MP3s with Audiograbber is to install an internal codec. See the download page for info about what codecs are available and how to install them. If you want, you can also use some of the older command line programs as external encoders - just browse for your external encoder in the mp3 settings dialog.

The external antenna jack provides connection for an active external GPS antenna. Models GPS-100 and GPS-200 requires a straight male MCX connector as a right angled connector may not fit into the unit. WGPX series models require a MMCX external antenna type connection.

Unlike older gps units that require an external antenna, the slimtrak uses a super powerful internal antenna that radiates the signal outward allowing communication with the satellites. A clear view of the sky is not needed allowing the slimtrak to be placed covertly.