motleypixel
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Hi folks,
I will cut to the chase, the only issue I and a number of other folks have with the Ultra is the poor BT transmission strength. Albeit, it's at the bottom of the functionality stack of this wonderful device. I even measured it vs my original FiiO BTA30 Pro desktop DAC/BT transceiver in the same spots and the Ultra's is quite a bit weaker. So my thinking here is (and this is all on my own, fully understanding if I do it it will VOID warranty and this is the record in and of itself).
Per this tear-down, does anyone know which UFL PCB connector is the BT transmitter? If I knew, then it's an easy jump to a bulkhead SMA antenna connector. Of course before drilling a hole in the rear of the case for this antenna I would test for signal strength improvement.
This is the jumper/connector I would use with an SMA antenna: https://sixfab.com/product/waterpro...sa_mt=&hsa_net=adwords&hsa_ver=3&gad_source=1
Thank you.
I will cut to the chase, the only issue I and a number of other folks have with the Ultra is the poor BT transmission strength. Albeit, it's at the bottom of the functionality stack of this wonderful device. I even measured it vs my original FiiO BTA30 Pro desktop DAC/BT transceiver in the same spots and the Ultra's is quite a bit weaker. So my thinking here is (and this is all on my own, fully understanding if I do it it will VOID warranty and this is the record in and of itself).
Per this tear-down, does anyone know which UFL PCB connector is the BT transmitter? If I knew, then it's an easy jump to a bulkhead SMA antenna connector. Of course before drilling a hole in the rear of the case for this antenna I would test for signal strength improvement.
This is the jumper/connector I would use with an SMA antenna: https://sixfab.com/product/waterpro...sa_mt=&hsa_net=adwords&hsa_ver=3&gad_source=1
Thank you.