Motorola Droid adapter

[Adam Ball]

I'm thinking of buying a new amp, and am leaning towards a wired amp as I plan on using my Moto Droid as a modem for a laptop. My question is weather the Droid has a external antenna plug or not. You list an adapter available for the Droid under your antenna adapters, which would lead me to believe that it does. However I have read many conflicting information regarding this on various websites and forums. Some say it can be used for an antenna, some say it's only a diagnostic port. On a Motorola forum, the motorola rep said not to use it for an external antenna.

So I guess what I'm basically asking is whether I can directly hook up my Moto Droid to a wired amp or not. If not, then I guess I'd have to go with the Induction cradle correct?

Thanks
-Adam

[MaximumSignal]

We have been told by Motorola engineers that it is a test port and not intended for use as an RF port , We suggest the use of an induction adapter with The Droid based on our communication with Motorola's design engineers . You Just mount the adapter on the back of the phone directly over the interior antenna and then connect that adapter to the amplifier.

[Adam Ball]

Thanks for the info.

Is this the only induction adapter you carry?

https://www.maximumsignal.net/store/product.php?productid=16231&cat=8&page=1

Also, how does that mount? Is there a suction cup, or something similar? I can't seem to tell from the photo. Thanks again.

-Adam

[MaximumSignal]

We also carry the Apple Iphone Induction adapter . It is much smaller and has to be attached to on phone directly over the interior antenna . The Cradle has an adhesive mount for your dash or windshield . It covers more of the back of the phone and nothing is actually attached to the phone so other handsets can actually be used with the cradle as well