TV@Anywhere Plus coax connector
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I'll see what I can find but I don't know if Radio Shack sells an adapter like that. I might have something in a collection I have of stuff like that. I keep the one for mine screwed onto the cable or plugged into the card at all times so it doesn't disappear on me.
I just went through Radio Shack's on line stuff and didn't find anything that would work. I even went through a couple of their older catalogs and didn't find one.
I'm pretty sure it's a female F to PAL male adapter. The socket on the card I'm pretty sure is female PAL. PAL is a European connector and it's not too common in the US. I'll check with a couple of the guys in Europe and see what they have say.
The top one here:
http://www.showmecables.com/Pal-Adapters-EUROPEAN.html
I just went through Radio Shack's on line stuff and didn't find anything that would work. I even went through a couple of their older catalogs and didn't find one.
I'm pretty sure it's a female F to PAL male adapter. The socket on the card I'm pretty sure is female PAL. PAL is a European connector and it's not too common in the US. I'll check with a couple of the guys in Europe and see what they have say.
The top one here:
http://www.showmecables.com/Pal-Adapters-EUROPEAN.html
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Did you buy this card new, or second-hand? The adapter is included with the card.
If you bought the card second-hand, and it didn't have the RF Converter with it, then you'll need some sort of adapter as Henry has linked to. Henry is right, it is the PAL Male type you need to connect to the card.
If you bought the card second-hand, and it didn't have the RF Converter with it, then you'll need some sort of adapter as Henry has linked to. Henry is right, it is the PAL Male type you need to connect to the card.