The antenna wire connects to a small circuit board antenna (usually
blue) that rests on the back right hand corner of the Mac mini if you
have the optical drive facing you. The other end and the end you are
interested in connects to the built in airport extreme car which is
directly connected to the logic board underneath the black hard drive
fan assembly. If you need further instruction or possibly the Apple
Service Manual let me know. I used to be one of those whiz bang Mac
Genius, smile.
Thomas Brand (T2)
mynewtonblog.net
On May 7, 2007, at 12:51 PM, j g wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> As previously reported, HDD located at my just purchased Mini had
> stopped working. I need to add that it happen during 10.4.9 update
> procedure. Today I decided to check the HDD. To do this I took apart
> Mini. HDD is dead. No chance this time. It\s life was short: 4
> months. RIP.
>
> I need help with Wifi Antenna. I succeeded to take the antenna wire
> off and I don\t know where to put it back. I don\r see an antenna
> connector, should be gold and small!! Perhaps I am blind today.
>
> Any photo or drawing is welcome.
>
> Question: do I need to keep this dead body (HDD) in this coffin (my
> Mini) or can I take it away and run external FW HDD? Will it damage
> the Mini.
>
> John
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