does signal go through walls?
811015
I'm pretty sure that it does. I was in one room while my daughter was in her room down the hall and they worked.
811016
For 'toy' walkie talkies these are really rather good. they sound great and work perfectly well through our entire house. I don't think you will find a better set for a toddler or young child. they do however each take 4 AAA and you need to make sure they are turned off when not in use.
811017
I agree with everything Ray Austin said...my 3 year old daughter loves them, although she doesn't always hold the button down while talking, and trained her into turning them off when done playing. Range is very good, claims to be a mile but haven't checked that far yet.
1918817
Instructions state "must be plugged into wall receptacle". I guess the surge protector might reduce the signal?. My desktop and modem are upstairs.I'm using this to improve signal to a "smart" DVD player that is downstairs. Works as advertised.
548325
Other than the built in dial, I really don't know. I have moved the units location and other radios to be within sight of each other so the signal does not have to go through walls, furniture, etc.
1107917
Yes, it does. The signal may be harder to pick up, in certain situations. Such as metal warehouses, or big box stores, etc.
1214342
If it is absolutely line of sight with no obstructions it may work. Signal attenuation and multipath reflections as a result of going through walls may prove to be a challenge if you are expecting a perfect picture.
1085647
Dear Sir or Madam, The footage limitations of this speaker is 10m under no obstacles. If it meets door or wall, the signal will get weak. Thanks. Best regards.
796683
If you mean can it be used BETWEEN buildings, then yes. If you mean can buildings in a city interfere with a signal - definitely yes.
1118448
My experience is that the sensor must be very close to the transmitted signal. My opinion is it would not work for cable behind wallboard, etc. Could be a help in sorting out cables you can touch.
48671
No. Our mailbox is about 80 feet from the receiver and the signal has to go through two walls and a metal garage door.it works great. We love this thing.
1199002
No. This device distributes a signal about 3,000 sq. ft. (about 15 ft. in each direction)
109484
Yes you can, but the more walls or ceilings you go through, the weaker the signal. I think unless your house is three stories tall, that you should be fine.
1801073
Trial and error. If you want beauty, probably won't work. Place it temporarily and see what channels you get in. Then move it again and see where you get the most channels. You can go online and see what directions the signals come from for you address. And usually the windows are the best, particularly if your building is brick. Usually the wall or window that faces the most signals. Mine is in a window and behind a room darkening shade and it does not seem to effect it.
1196093
No issues. The signal goes through walls, and the range is very good. I've been gigging with this for over a year, both indoor and outdoor performances, with no issues. No delay, no hum or any other issue.
1214343
If you have direct line of sight: probably. If you're going through walls: probably not.
298976
Well, the unit itself cannot, but the radio signal that it uses will make it through with significant attenuation. The unit was designed to work its best with a line-of-sight signal path, but if you can tolerate a much reduced distance, it will work with obstacles in the way. DON'T count on much signal getting through a metal barrier like aluminum or steel siding.
351445
I have the protector on five sets. Some are connected at the wall, some on the cable box....I have no degradation of the signal. I hope they provide adequate protection!
1248740
No, the remote works through walls just fine. We use it on the first floor for a thermostat on the second floor, so it works through floors as well as walls.