Available Options
FME or SMA Connector

Telstra Pre-Paid 4G My Pocket Wi-Fi Ultimate (Netgear Aircard 785S) Patch Lead

Key Features

Connect your WiFi modem to an external antenna (FME Male)
Heavy duty short-barrel TS9 connector
15cm of RG316 cable
Helps boost signal strength and speed of your LTE 150Mbps rated device
Netgear 785S 4G mobile broadband hotspot has two antenna ports - use Port-1 when connecting only one antenna
We recommend the use of dual antennas in 4G areas.

Next time you're out-and-about look around you - every day thousands of Australians use external antennas to enjoy fast, uninterrupted wireless broadband internet
If you're in a rural, hilly, low signal area, or you can't get a good signal indoors, there's no need to tear your hair out over slow mobile broadband crashing or dropping out half way, when an external antenna is often all you need.

Most antenna cables terminate with a standard connection, most commonly a female 'FME' connector
To plug an antenna into your phone or wireless modem, you need a short cable that acts as a conversion from the FME connector to the device-specific connector that will plug into the antenna port on your device.

The Telstra 4G 785S device uses MIMO technology
This technology uses two antennas to theoretically double your speed in selected areas
To check whether your area is MIMO enabled, or to learn more about the Telstra 4G network, use our Telstra coverage map
When outside the 4G network area the modem will only use one radio and require only one antenna to be connected
This antenna must be connected to Port-1 - you can find the port numbers written on the port covers.

This modem's contacts are not recessed as they are with other models, so the TS9 Patch Lead does not sit flush against it
Although there is no audible 'click' when inserted, a good connection is still achieved and there is no need to apply additional force, doing so may damage the connectors.

We offer both the standard FME connector that you will find on 90% of antenna cables, and the less common SMA connector
The following images will help you identify which connector your antenna cable has, and consequently what patch lead you require
If you don't have an antenna yet, you can find the connector your antenna will need at the bottom of its description.

FME patch lead vs SMA patch cable