Can this amplifier be used outdoors on antenna poll?
1698508
It is attached to the router you receive from your cable provider. I doubt you could attach it to an antenna pole
2085985
Yes, and Adapters are cheap (75 Ohm) and can be had at Radio Shak. In fact the antenna may come with one, can't remember.
151746
I suggest only using this for a router to boost outgoing signal. It's size cannot help any more in increasing incoming signal then a normal 9dbi antenna can bring in due to the power it can use to receive signal. Connected to a router it can put out very good signal when pointed in the right direction. As per what Javier said, it is best used outside. Mine came wrapped fairly well, only one minor scratch and it was in good working condition.Sorry I couldn't help with this sooner but I only noticed the email notification for this subject today.
165156
You will need an out door antenna as well as a indoor antenna or a direct connect. Mine was too stong even on low settings. So I returned the amp. hope this helps
832303
It depends on how close you are to the tv station antennas. If you are in an urban setting you might have good luck , maybe an attic antenna would work . To test , try rabbit ears in a window , it you get signals then , you will be pleased with this antenna placed outside.
624492
Try it. It might work. I have my outdoor antenna on the roof of the house, and have this amplifier near my HDTV in the basement. It has worked so far.
688675
It depends on what you are trying to use it for. You will experience some signal lose, the antenna is designed to be used outside and will work the best that way.
139730
It works best with a outdoor antenna. However for the price it cant hurt to try it..
383474
The simple answer is yes. The amplifer should give about 40 and 50 percent more range with that antenna. The problem is the area you may be in. If its rual it will be harder to get a good signal,it seems to good better in the city. Hope this helps.
1560540
I live in fringe area for reaching tv stations. The amp did help in pulling in additional stations. I have a long cable run from outside antenna to location of led tv.
1139328
A directional external antenna mounted outdoors away from trees and obstructions would help if you are trying to receive Denver stations. I would avoid purchasing an external amplifier for the antenna, as it would likely only increase noise. You probably want your radio placed near a window as well. Knowing approximately how powerful the individual stations you are trying to pick up would be helpful, as it would give you an idea of how much work you have ahead of you.
890255
I don't know the optimal location for this device. It does have a weather proof case which implies it could be used outdoors, nearer the antenna. However, I use mine inside, about midway in the 60 ft. of cable between the antenna and the nearest TV. One might expect, that if you have a signal that is weak, the sooner you add amplification the better, but my works well as it is.
1140475
Mine doesn't work very well and I am planning on trying a different brand/type. If someone recommended an outdoor type of antenna, this may not work as it's an "Indoor" model.
1590498
The signal booster is made for outdoor antennas. I don't know if it matters which antenna you have. I use mine on my old rooftop antenna, it works for me.
201695
Not that I'm aware of as the unit only comes with an existing lead for relatively short distances, i.e. to a window. For a more permanent installation Wilson offers several powerful amplifiers and these units are capable of being connected to outside/roof top or other antennas with long heavy duty coaxial cable. Just be prepared to spend significantly more money, which I have done also, and also expect significantly improved power and reception.
115828
Yes, but signal tsrength is the problem of its use. Bee sure youar lined up witg the source, and[position the antennae for max reception.
282447
Yes, but the amount of amplification you'll get is minimal. If your picture is bad with an indoor antenna, the amplifier will make it "slightly less bad",not really an improvement for the money spent.