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9.6

Wireless antenna using RG-6 Coax.

Asked by ewalsh in Wireless Technologies, Networking Hardware

Tags: Networking, Wireless, antenna

I am looking to get a wireless PCI Card for my desktop that has an external antenna.
I want to use the antenna across the apartment from where the desktop is.

I have an Outdoor XM Radio antenna and found a kit to use Standard RG6 TV CoAx with F connectors, It had a F connector to a SMA adapter for the XM Antenna and the Radio,. I was wondering, is there such a adapter for a Wireless G/N antenna setup.
I can run a CoAx easily from PC to where I want the antenna. Just need the adapters.
Anyone know:
A. Can this be done, will the signal run over a RG6 CoAx cable?
B. How long of a run can you use of the RG6 coax?
C. What adapters to get and where to get them for USA area?

Thank you
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