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AntennaMan
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Looks like it might be one of the Poynting 3G antennas (or something similar).
The connectors are either SMA or RP-SMA, it's impossible to tell without seeing the front (face) of the connector.
The connectors are either SMA or RP-SMA, it's impossible to tell without seeing the front (face) of the connector.
Slootvreter
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Probably a 3G antenna
The connector is a sma connector.
The antenna is called a Yagi antenna and yes it's used for mobile applications.
On the connector you normaly connect a small pad that you lay the phone on when you want to make calls. Some phones has a antenna connector but you need a pigtail converter cable to attach to.
Edit: You also screw the sma directly into most dekstop 3G modems/routers which is probably what it was used for.