Will MikroTik sell external antennas for RB751, or is that something I have to buy somewhere else? Can I use this Cisco AIR-ANT3351? What I need to know is how many MMCX connector RB751 has.

Never mind, I purchased one and find out by myself.

the normal MMCX pigtail can't fit in the RB751

what kind of antena can stay there? or is only a joke

Only antenna with straight MMCX fill fit easily out of the box: http://www.google.lv/search?gcx=c&ix=c2 ... 6&bih=1071

Sorry for a little bit stupid question, but - do I need MMCX male (http://www.ebay.ie/itm/SMA-male-plug-MM ... 0680271717) or MMCX female (http://www.ebay.ie/itm/SMA-male-plug-MM ... 0604128566) adapter? It is so small that I'm not sure, but it seems that RB751 has female and I need male, right?

do I need MMCX male (http://www.ebay.ie/itm/SMA-male-plug-MM ... 0680271717) or MMCX female (http://www.ebay.ie/itm/SMA-male-plug-MM ... 0604128566) adapter?

It seems that neither of them will help me - I need "female RP-SMA to MMCX" to connect chosen antenna (http://www.dealextreme.com/p/2-4ghz-11d ... enna-47783), which I cannot find There are only cables (pigtails), not adapters and I'd like to connect antenna without any cable. Perhaps I have to find an antenna with SMA (not reversed RP-SMA) connector

I need "female RP-SMA to MMCX"

Well, not on eBay, but they do exist at least somewhere
http://www.fab-corp.com/product.php?productid=16251
http://shop.cetacea.com/product-p/rp-3408-1.htm
http://wirelessconnect.eu/product/adapt ... sma_female

This is the reason, why i didn't replace my tp-link 1043 with rb751.
I bought 751, tested and sold it away.
Although it is the same chipset, but tp-link is less professional but more usable.

The same for me, I keep my Tplink for now. MMCX antenna is the most useless thing.

Only antenna with straight MMCX fill fit easily out of the box: http://www.google.lv/search?gcx=c&ix=c2 ... 6&bih=1071

Are Mikrotik going to stock this so we can buy it with our RB751's ?

RB751G and RB751U now have extended MMCX connector, so no special antenna is needed.

RB751G and RB751U now have extended MMCX connector, so no special antenna is needed.

What about those of us with an older model 751u, is there a solution for us to have an antenna?

That is good news but it would still be nice if Mikrotik carried an aerial we could buy.

I have fitted AC/SWIM to an RB751 but it is a bit ugly

RB751G and RB751U now have extended MMCX connector, so no special antenna is needed.

...and I thought that an antenna with mmcx connector should be considered "special"...
Most of antennas are rp-sma..
Well, I guess, rb751 internal antennas are enough if it wasn't for rather odd config possibilities in wireless config (antenna a, b rx-a/tx-b) - what is that?
At the MUM Poland I saw a Chinese company, selling nice metal case for rb751 with rp-sma antenna - now thet was cute!
Anyway - after extensive testing it seems to me that internal antennas are enough for a small to medium size house and by placing you router smartly, you can get a good signal and some 20 mbits just about anywhere in the house. Do not consider wireless as a cable replacement, though.

RB751G and RB751U now have extended MMCX connector, so no special antenna is needed.

...
At the MUM Poland I saw a Chinese company, selling nice metal case for rb751 with rp-sma antenna - now thet was cute!
Anyway - after extensive testing it seems to me that internal antennas are enough for a small to medium size house and by placing you router smartly, you can get a good signal and some 20 mbits just about anywhere in the house. Do not consider wireless as a cable replacement, though.

I saw that as well, but seeing as you cant disable chain 0 on the internal, i wasnt sure if the metal case would really screw up performance. Minimum order is 40pcs so waiting for a trial case to turn up. Will report how it goes.

Hello.
I need mmcx antena for rb751G-2HnD
Is there any antena as MikroTik original accessories?

I do NOT want to connect pigtail MMCX - RSMA and then the antenna. It is unsightly and impractical.
There is no external MMCX antenna? Thanks

RB751G and RB751U now have extended MMCX connector, so no special antenna is needed.

...and I thought that an antenna with mmcx connector should be considered "special"...
Most of antennas are rp-sma..
Well, I guess, rb751 internal antennas are enough if it wasn't for rather odd config possibilities in wireless config (antenna a, b rx-a/tx-b) - what is that?
At the MUM Poland I saw a Chinese company, selling nice metal case for rb751 with rp-sma antenna - now thet was cute!
Anyway - after extensive testing it seems to me that internal antennas are enough for a small to medium size house and by placing you router smartly, you can get a good signal and some 20 mbits just about anywhere in the house. Do not consider wireless as a cable replacement, though.

Do you remember the name of the company or something? I'm looking for a black (doesn't have to be metal, can be plastic) case for RB751...

What is the range of Wireless for RB751G-2HnD and RB951G-2HnD ?

Is it sufficient for a 800 sq feet apartment ?

Yes, is more than sufficient. Depending on thickness and material of walls, even much bigger house can be covered.

Yes, is more than sufficient. Depending on thickness and material of walls, even much bigger house can be covered.

Ohh thanks alot. Actually I was really confused which one should I buy. One had 2X2 MIMO and another had good amount of RAM and CPU.

Which one do you suggest?

RB951-2n is cheaper and smaller, has weaker wireless transmitter, and no Gigabit ports.
RB951G-2HnD is a little bigger, has better antennas, stonger transmitter and Gigabit ports.

RB751U and RB751G are older models. One has gigabit ports, other one doesn't.

RB951-2n is cheaper and smaller, has weaker wireless transmitter, and no Gigabit ports.
RB951G-2HnD is a little bigger, has better antennas, stonger transmitter and Gigabit ports.

RB751U and RB751G are older models. One has gigabit ports, other one doesn't.

Thanks! Will get a RB951G-2HnD soon..