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crwdns2933797:0Charlie Hurstcrwdnd2933797:0Dzi 28, 2016crwdne2933797:0

crwdns2936043:0crwdne2936043:0 crwdns2933505:0crwdne2933505:0 Charlie Hurst

	[* black] This guide will cover the removal of old antennas from Sennheiser G2 (and also some crossover with how the G3 system come apart)
	[* black] I'll then describe how to prepare your parts for the addition if an SMA connector so you can use "whip" style antennae or wire in to a RF distribution system.
-	[* black] If you follow the first half of the guide ~~backwards~~ it should be fairly obvious how to attach a Sennheiser part to the board should that be all you wish/need to do.
+	[* black] If you follow the first half of the guide it should be fairly obvious how to attach a Sennheiser part to the board should that be all you wish/need to do.
	[* black] You will need at a minimum; a torx T6 driver bit and a soldering iron.
-	[* black] For the SMA mod you will need, in addition to the other bits, a pair of wire cutters and/or stripper, an SMA connector (RS part number: ) and a 1cm length of fairly thin wire.
+	[* black] For the SMA mod you will need, in addition to the other bits, a pair of wire cutters and/or stripper, an SMA connector (RS part number: 512-0036), a file and a 1cm length of fairly thin wire.