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Just a word of caution. I did something similar with a 2.4 GHz phone (it was a base station which you could add additional wireless handsets too). I opened it up and disabled the antenna 'cuz I wasn't using the extra handsets and it was interfering with my wireless network at the time. Within less than an hour, the whole thing was fried. Best I could figure out, the internal power overloaded the board because it didn't have anything to power
As avdven cautioned, it is very possible to really screw something up by disconnecting or disableing the antenna, which would enclude taking it off and having an incomplete circuit. So I opened it up and traced out the circuitry so I could desolder the RF drivers to compleatly disable all radio transmissions.