will it improve a indoor antenna
1719755
I really don't know since I never tried it with an antenna. It did help with my cable connection being split among multiple TV's.
1719756
Not really. What does an "indoor antenna" mean? The input is 75 Ohms coaxial, the frequency range limited to cable signal frequencies (below 1 GHz). It is intended for in-line bi-directional amplification of cable-carrier signals. As such, it will work, as WiFi - it will not.
1719757
As far as I can determine it doesn't improve anything however as I stated I have cable so I have no experience using in on an antenna.
748
It should, if you have some coverage it should significanly improve it. The antenna works best with a ground plane and you might consider an antenna with more gain than what comes with the kit.
1623643
Yes, but the antenna only comes with about 7ft of cable. I have my antenna mounted INSIDE on a window in my basement office, and I get about 1-2 bars improvement this way. Maybe, you could buy a coax connector and extension cable at radio shack to lengthen the cable if you really needed it to be outside.
1876958
It is not appropriate for an indoor antenna. In that situation you have a poor signal to noise ratio. This would amplify both the signal and noise. Get a better antenna and if necessary a directional one you aim for better reception.
2040911
My understanding is that the antenna is designed specifically to capture broadcasts within the FM band. I have not noticed any improvement (nor increase) in the number of AM stations I receive with this antenna. I believe the indoor-type antennas are more ligned with the AM band. I hope that helps.
1323325
Yes, it will. You will probably have to do some fine tuning, yet extend the telescopic antenna before you do so. The relative success of which may depend upon how good your current signal is or if you are located in a larger city or rural location.
437584
I would look for a Terk indoor antennae. I bought one and helped a great bit. I think you will have tosplice the wires.
160375
Raise the antenna. Maybe purchase an external antenna and plug it into the antenna slot.
1715651
Sorry to say that in general it won't help with an antenna signal. I have read some reviews where people said it helped some, but that is not its intended purpose.
2045360
There's no doubt that you'll get better coverage with the higher wattage. However I wouldn't want to be living/working that close to an indoor antenna, constantly getting bathed in all that RF all the time.
1742060
Don't know, but the connection on the new antenna is 1/4-20 thread. These units did nothing for range enhancement.
1947209
If the signal is decent in the area and it is just the receiver that you're having trouble with yes the antenna will amplify the signal and you should have better results. But if the signal is already noisy and weak you will only be amplifying noise... hope this helped ... Hauser
1663094
To get effective gain, it needs to have a ground plane to mount on. That a large sheet of metal. If your in a moble home and it has a metal roof, that would work. If its FM and the stations are in the same direction, I look at some house FM Antenna. For AM see what the amature radio info, it might be a long wire strung and how to put an lighting arrestor.Hope that helps
63964
I'm not sure. I have used it indoors and it picks up the radio signal fairly well.
2012543
I have been told that a second inside antenna is a waste of money and will not increase signal. I tried it. It has been suggested that raising the outside antenna is best, and have it pointing to the nearest tower.
1285982
I'm not sure..... I know if you have a signal it will make it stronger....good luck!
959284
I did not get any improvement after attaching the antenna. It made no difference.