how long is the coax cable from antenna to booster
1261546
The coax is built into the antenna and I estimate it to be ~12ft long. I routed mine from the top driver's side passenger section of crewcab superduty F250 to under the driver seat with a few feet to spare.
1261547
about 12 feet I think, it runs down the length of my suv out the back and onto the roof so unless you have a mobile camper it should work on anything I would guess
1261548
The 12" outside antenna cable is 12 feet and the inside cradle antenna cable is 6 feet long.
2199151
I am not sure. This is just a USB extension cable to extend the length of your current USB cable. if the combination of this cable and your current cable hooked together measure 16 foot or longer, I would get an extension cable with a booster built inline.
261750
The cable is about 45 inches on the probe included with the unit. The cable on the thin probe (purchased separately) is about 52 inches.
822806
I don't know about cable length. Maybe you can find a reference for the loss/foot of cable and compare that to the boost. The cable is standard RG6, 75 Ohm, coax
495209
The Antenna is about 8" long. Reception was as good as the original antenna, but was not any better.
1930872
Yes, but it requires a piece of coax that is not supplied to connect the power supply to the splitter/booster. I had a short piece from one of my previous cable setups that is working fine
1748056
Dont know about the coax. The terminations are N between the external antenna and the device, and N/F from the device to internal antena
714290
It is 18 inches tall. I didn't measure length of coax but it was sufficient to run from the left rear corner of the roof, through the tail gate, under seats, to the CB under the dash in my 2015 Dodge Durango, with a little to spare.
1108639
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1218325
The antenna is mounted at the tounge near the hitch inside the control box. How long is the tow vehicle?
1427427
the 3ft. cable is plugged into the usb port on the t.v., Then the other end of the 3 ft. cable is plugged into the small white box that is attached to the 18 ft cable. This little junction is located about 3ft from were the coax cable attaches to the t.v. The small box shape can be seen in the picture of the coax cable. Beyond this junction there is about 15 ft. left to run & connect to the antenna. I found that the proper location (antenna) is very important. I was always losing the signal. Decided to move the t.v. & antenna to the opposite wall, now I get good strong signal.
1909071
If you are referring to the antenna sticking out at the top, it's roughly 2 1/4" long. That's measured from the back where it is attached to the very tip!
86806
Not long enough. Maybe 10 ft. You really need to purchase additional longer cable to have flexibity in placing the antenna. It's not that expensive.
2138376
The antenna itself has a standard pin screw on connector and screws on to the extension cable that is provided with the antenna I think the cable is about 5-6' long. The other end of the cable is a standard 90°push type connector compatible with xm/Sirius units.
898143
It's a piece of wire about 14 inches long connected to a piece of small diameter coax. I suspect loss is more than normal. A quarter wave for those freqs is around 23 inches. Kind of short for that.
1758330
Run a power signal amplifier up to 20 - 30 feet downstream from the antenna. You can then run 2 - 75 foot coax from the amplifier with no signal loss. Better ones have two out to TV connections and a lit power on indicator. Trick is to adjust the antenna position for maximum reception. The powered signal amp will make all the difference. Expect to pay 60.00 dollars and up for a decent amp. If you post the question I will tell you which model and where to buy. I'm talking pro equipment.
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Distance is dictated by length of feed line (coax) you have. I think antenna came with 30 feet of RG174 coax. The shorter coax run the better for less signal loss. Most installations should not need more than 50 feet max distance between antenna and receiver.