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A pigtail is a short length of coaxial cable (about one foot) used to connect a large/low loss cable to your wireless adapter. Pigtails are usually very thin because they have very small connectors on one end to connect to the wireless adapter. The other end usually has a Type-N male or female connector in order to connect to an antenna or a larger cable. | ||||
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