Remote Car Starter Antenna

[1.1 lb] All I can say is wow, this tiny lithium jump starter got what thought was a dead as a doornail car battery back to life

[50 users] I needed a remote antenna for my wireless microphones.� This cable allowed me to make that happen.� Good quality cable.

[50 Ohms] I need something that I can plug in a remote antenna with power than unplug and put on a whip antenna and go. The PSC RF Multi SMA (470-960 MHz) is what I needed.

[0.1 lb] The FreeWave wireless remote shutter is an alternate to Nikon's own offerings and FreeWave's option is something like $150 LESS EXPENSIVE, so this shoutd be an obvious choice. I find that the remote trigger is 100% reliable only if I extend its included antenna. Without the antenna extended, reliability suffers as the distance from your camera increases. The receiver part of the trigger that connects to your camera also has a trigger button on it, to use when you are near your camera but wish to press your shutter without creating camera vibration. The included batteries seem like they will last a few years, so not worried about it being ready when I need it.

[Black] I bought a few of these to remote and antenna or fix a shotgun mic to a rig in order to free up space. They are affordable and easy to install and move to the next gig.

[4 W] Excellent way to provide remote IP camera links with 9 degree beam width antenna. Easy to set up assuming familiarity with networking and access to Ubiquiti forums. Release software currently only supports Station mode. AP functionality is in beta, and currently works.

[Black] This remote antenna greatly improved the range of our transmitter. We use the PPA transmitter for those in our congregation needing translation. Using the provided antenna screwed into the top of the transmitter our range was only 1/3 of our meeting area. We climbed in the attic and put this down next to the wall of our meeting area. Easy to do. We now have coverage of the entire building. Our building is made of bricks. The signal used to have to go through at least one brick wall to get to those wearing the headsets. This antenna now lays on the rafters above the brick walls. The headsets can now receive the transmissions throughout all of our meeting area (instead of only 1/3 of it) plus all hallways and restrooms. They can even hear from inside of some of the classrooms around our building. I would say that even if this were to be laying on the ground near the transmitter, it would give better range than the provided antenna. This purchase and effort to place this remote antenna was well worth the time, effort, and payment.

[0.155 lb] Car remote key was running low. Seems to work fine and got here quick

[10x Sheet Paper] great starter pack!

[1.8 lb / 0.8 kg] Ideal groovebox for a starter