Do you think this will work in a basement?
157897
Not unless you are able to mount it on a window -- a longer coax will probably be needed to establish the best position.
157898
I live in a cement block apartment building. My interior walls are like a basement, but I hung the HD Blade receiver in my only window and it works fine. This is the only window in my apartment, so if there is a small window in the basement it should work fine. Check do the menu to load the channels and you should be set to go.
157899
I run a similar antenna using coaxial cable up my steps to a room I receive most channels. You need a window at least.
157900
This is a pure guess, but I would say probably not, unless the basement has some windows to the outside.
2284039
Yes, if you have a long enough cable you can put it about anywhere. I have mine in the basement and it works great. Just put it in a south facing window and plug and play. Works way better than a cell phone booster
1718577
I haven't stored them in the basement but I don't see why it wouldn't work.Bill
2077501
If there is a window in your basement, it should work. If there is no window, I don't think so. This antenna needs to be fixed on the window in order for it to work the best. Just like how it was shown in the one of the pictures provided.
1159787
If you are putting it in the basement it would be fine. No suitable for the bedroom or living room if noise is a concern. It does work good and as a large dehumidifier the noise is acceptable.
722325
I tried mine with speaker in basement and transmitter upstairs with no problems. It will depend on wall construction.
62276
I plan on putting it in basement over winter. We did not need to anchor it outside so I'm hoping it will work just as well inside.
1883572
I would think yes. I have it in my basement and it really collects a ot of water.
961144
Yes, and the thing is WONDERFUL....it made our basement into a liveable space. The only thing is that it generates heat (which is great in the winter) so we are going to have to put an a/c unit down there for the summer.
291931
Yes. But if it is used in a basement, you may need to place it above ground level to get a signal. (That is what happened to us. Not a big deal for us.)
308752
Absolutely yes. I did the same in my basement and have been using for last few weeks.
130363
No, it would work anyplace you need to reduce humidity by a large amount. Note: We had to set ours at a slight tilt toward the drain end otherwise it would leave puddles of water underneath. Our basement is just painted concrete block walls and poured painted concrete floors, not finished but with teh lower humidity, it is now a great storage area.
2208451
We use it to vent two bathrooms at once with a "Y" branch fitting to take humidity out. Works great,so for a basement, probably would work well also. We let it run all the time coupled with a speed control ,low when no showers are going on, and high with a shower.
1283454
It would be great in a basement . Best heater I have ever owned well worth the price I have 2 of them . Yes it has overheat protection and has a very accurate adjustable thermostat .
1419542
It works pretty well!!!I have it setup in the basement and it works even from the second floor.
736012
I have mine in the basement but i would not recommend to leave outside for long periods of time. It could risk getting rusty.
2230319
It might be from hook to hook. I would definitely think it would be. I use it to hang up brooms and lunch bags and stuff on the wall that leads to the basement.