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Sony uwp-d Wireless antenna sma mod


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Has anyone tried to replace the Sony uwp-d antenna with an Sma connector?

i think in the receiver it can improve reception the good antenna (diversity system).

but not on this video.

i would like to try it on the transmitter, as an antenna was torn off.

did anyone try it on a transmitter?

 

 

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Open the receiver, remove the original antenna and its cable (no need to desolder anything), add your SMA female connector and wire it to the PCB (solder it or you can even find some pre made cable SMA<->mini ipx) and it's done. It takes only a few minutes...

So it's basically the same as the Sennheiser G3 sma mod which seems quite common, but I didn't find many people modding the sonys..

 

https://wavreport.com/2016/10/27/sennheiser-g2g3-sma-mod/

https://wavreport.com/2017/03/16/troubleshooting-a-g3-or-g2-mod-with-comparisons-between-a-set-having-only-the-rx-modded-and-a-set-having-both-the-tx-rx-modded/

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Hi Sound,

 

I made these video.

Indeed, there is not a huge improvement over the stock antenna. However, the main advantage is that you can deport the antennas and use spiltters. Even with a 1:4 passive mini circuit splitter, so with quite some loss, in some situation, moving the antenna away from teradeks or over a corner gives great results.

The mod is pretty easy !

 

Sorry, I don't know about transmitter as I don't to mod it.

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