I would like to connect this antenna to a Fritzbox 6842 LTE. To do this, it seems that I need an intermediate piece that cancels the DC short-circuit of the antenna. Do they have this in their range?

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"After this circumstance was finally known by manufacturers in the industry, almost all antenna producers had developed in this direction and in some places even antennas with a missing DC short circuit were retrofitted. In 2012, the Berlin-based company AVM brought the "FRITZ!Box 6842 LTE" onto the market. This has connections for external antennas, but unlike usual, the 6842 does not require a DC short-circuit of the antenna or there must not be one at all in order to ensure optimal utilisation of an external antenna!

If you want/need to connect an external antenna, but do not want to do without the advantages of a Fritzbox, then you should go for a FRITZ!Box 6840 LTE. This has exactly the same functionality as the 6842 and even 4 Gbit LAN ports. Moreover, as far as antennas are concerned, the router is absolutely independent of an existing or missing DC short circuit."

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Unfortunately, I do not have a corresponding adapter in my range.

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I would like to connect this antenna to a Fritzbox 6842 LTE. To do this, it seems that I need an intermediate piece that cancels the DC short-circuit of the antenna. Do they have this in their range?