You require that TVs be within a certain footage from your unit. Can I increase this distance by using an RF booster?
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My experience is that the distances are stated very conservatively and you probably will not need a booster, but if you still needed more signal a booster would work.
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There is a power supply inline at your TV that I plugged into the wall. I assume it powers the signal booster that is inline at the TV but I am sure I just know this antenna works very well. I need to raise mine up a little higher, but I recommend the antenna.
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Keep the transmitter as close to the monitor as possible. I hsve one on my 32 foot motor home and the picture blanks out sometimes.
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Hello Brandon, yes that was my idea too. I have attached an 9 dbi antenna that was 5 times the size of the original antenna. And there was totally no difference in range
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Most probably, I used mine to improve reception on a 200 foot run and we have four TV's. Install it as close as you can to the entry point of your cable into the house.
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No. The antenna will only increase the range. The maximum speed is whatever you put into the device.
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If your tivo is right next to your antenna source (assuming you use over the air) it will not improve anything. If you tivo is far away from your antenna source, you can use this unit to help recover some of the signal loss if you place it somewhere halfway between your tivo and your antenna source
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No, it's not meant to reach that kind of area. I'd call Wilson. They're support is really great. They may suggest something like this with different antennas or they may suggest a home sized unit.
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Yes, buy a RF modulator at Radio Shack put the Audio/Video inputs to the RF Modulator then a cable connection to your TV set. Plug in the RF mod, set it to either channel 3 or 4 also tune the TV to the same channel. I use the RF modulator extensively for multiple TV's. If you want you can possibly connect directly to the tv, give it a try.
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I did not need a booster antenna...just put the antenna on a little canister that it stuck too and moved it around....and put it near window when programming the channels.. to my amazement , it worked well , in fact better than my TV with a more expensive antenna
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I couldn't get it to work with line of site 10 feet from my TV. So my guess would be that the answer is no. I have 40 years experience in RF electronics and couldn't for the life of see why it wouldn't work, but I returned the unit and gave up. I also have a Masters in Computer Science and the software installed find, but could never actually get the unit to connect. I hope this helps.
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Yes. I have 2 CRT type TV's hooked up to the receivers in other rooms. They are 20 and 30 feet away from the transmitter.
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That's a tricky question. I'm inclined to say no because it's hooked up to different mode on the TV (e.g., Component inputs vs. HDMI inputs). The Rf Link only sends a copy of what's on one TV and transmits it to another. Hope that helps.
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I recommend that you use a coaxial splitter to split the signal to the RF In on box and the DTV In on your TV. In my experience, loop though is the reason why so many, myself included, have had issues with recordings.
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Depending on what hookups your tv has, it's possible with some cables from radio shack. I did it
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Yes there is an inline booster that came with it, so assume it is required. Next to tv set
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I doubt if a different antenna will increase range as this is limited primarily by transmitter power and the sending unit antenna is fixed. Perhaps a larger antenna on the receiver might help but I found that distance is primarily limited by obstructions, so if you can mount the receiver outside in line of sight to the sender you can experience maximal range. This antenna has a screw on coaxal type connector approx 1/4 inch diameter - the receiver has the male fitting.