I honestly don’t know as I’ve never tried something like this. That being said SMA splitters are pretty cheap on Amazon and you could always return them if it doesn’t work. If you do try to do this I’d be interested to know if it worked. In theory it should .. the question is how much signal loss you get from splitting it.
Whoever decided to create such short cables on the router side clearly had no idea what he was doing. Did you silver tape the router on the window? With other larger routers it would be even worse .. Using additional sma cable to extend would be dumbest thing to do.
Can you connect 2 different modems...1 AT&T Cellular modem, 1 Verizon network extender..Or do you need 2 seperate antennas?
I honestly don’t know as I’ve never tried something like this. That being said SMA splitters are pretty cheap on Amazon and you could always return them if it doesn’t work. If you do try to do this I’d be interested to know if it worked. In theory it should .. the question is how much signal loss you get from splitting it.
Whoever decided to create such short cables on the router side clearly had no idea what he was doing. Did you silver tape the router on the window? With other larger routers it would be even worse .. Using additional sma cable to extend would be dumbest thing to do.
Nah the router is on a table next to the window