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I had an appliance (wireless audio receiver), which has operational range 662-698 mhz (and had same ranged antenna exactly from factory), like this:

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However, that antenna was broken accidentally and I want to replace the antenna, but can't find exactly that model. However, I've found a bit wider ranged antenna: 632-698 mhz

Can that work without problems? may i replace with that?

EDIT: exact model is: shure ULXP4 (662-698 mhz): Sophisticated, scalable wireless solutions (also here specs: ULX Wireless System Specification Sheet) and replacement antenna I want is: http://bit.do/fgergsadf

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As mentioned in the comments, it should work.

The only concern that I have is per the spec sheet, you're moving from a 1/2 wave antenna to a full wave antenna.

Looking at the other 1/2 wave antennas though, it appears that Shure has picked frequencies that don't overlap when looking at the full wave. So I don't think that you'll see any cross channel issues when using the replacement full wave antenna.

The replacement full wave antenna is not likely tuned to the same frequency as the old 1/2 wave antenna. So that could (will) impact the efficiency in transmit and receive, which translates into a decreased range for the device.

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The operational frequency operational range of the proposed antenna is within the frequency range of the old antenna. It should not be an issue from frequency standpoint. If the gains are similar chances are that the replacement antenna might work.

I also noticed the following statement for your alternative antenna.

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So the alternative antenna is not design your UXLP4 wireless receiver. Wanted to make you aware of the differences.

I did get chance to review ULX Wireless System User Guide Looks like you might have other antenna options for your receiver. Some those options are listed below.

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Depending on region you might have to select the appropriate regulatory transmit and receive frequency / channel

transmit and receive Frequency / Channel

On a side note United States of America, Federal Communication Commission (FCC) has reassigned the 600MHz frequency spectrum for cellular communication as licenses frequency band. Therefore as of October 2018 it is illegal to use unless authorized by the FCC. That most likely explains the absence of 600 MHz frequency spectrum antenna for wireless receivers.

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