Interface Cable RP-SMA to U.FL - 100mm

Commonly used to attach WiFi, Bluetooth, or nRFxxx based devices to a 2.4GHz antenna.

  • 4" Length

Interface Cable RP-SMA to U.FL - 100mm Product Help and Resources

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  • thisupend / about 16 years ago / 4

    This is the connector you need if you want to breakout your wifi antenna from the inside of your laptop (I.E. wardriving)

    • SlyVixsky / about 13 years ago / 2

      lovely idea, except for the horribly designed by HP. anyone know where i can find a 12" version?

  • MarshallB / about 13 years ago / 2

    Do you buy chance have this any longer?
    I have a 17 Laptop, which they have the Wifi Card in the middle of the board, and to successfully reach the side of the case with an empty spot to drill a hole for the SMA connector, I would have to snack the wire.
    I bought the 4in one, without making note of the length. I need something longer, 9" or more.

  • Member #363494 / about 10 years ago / 1

    Does anybody know what is the longest size of this type of wire that I can find and where I can find it?

  • Can this cable be used with the Arduino Yun?

  • Member #74195 / about 12 years ago / 1

    Anybody have tips on how to crimp on a new U.FL connector? I actually need to make this cable shorter so I want to cut, strip, and connect a new U.FL female connector on.

  • EricM / about 14 years ago / 1

    This connector seems to be somewhat fragile - the U.FL end will separate from the cable is you aren't careful - I've had it happen to 2 of mine.
    Relatedly, any idea when they will be back in stock?

    • Volkemon / about 14 years ago / 1

      Ditto's on the fragile end. 2 of 3, and I was being VERY careful after number 1!
      I took my one remaining and put shrink tubing that barely fit over the connector. Pushed as far out on the connector as possible,then shrunk. It helps a lot.
      I do note the other end has heat shrink tubing from manufacture. Maybe this step could be added to the small end. If soldering the cable to the XBee directly fails, I will mod the new cables this way.

      • FlippinBits / about 14 years ago / 1

        The U.FL connector is only intended to be disconnected 3 or 4 times. Keeping spares around is a good idea.

    • MikeGrusin / about 14 years ago / 1

      It's looking like it will be late August before we'll see these back on the storefront.

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Excellent quality!

I use these with high power 900MHz XBee modules in rockets and high altitude balloons. these things are tough and the ufl connection is very sturdy.