How long is hte cable? Can I add an extensin to the cable to make it longer? Since where my tv it a bit farther then the window
629647
Cable is not very long. I used a splitter and connected it to the cable in the attic since I had to put the antenna in an attic window to get good reception. So yes it can be extended.
629648
Hello. I didnt add the extension but the cable is 2 to 3m. To make it longer , u need coaxial jointer and extra cable to extend it.
629649
The cable is about 8-10 ft. If you need longer cable, you probably want to buy the amplified version and buy a connector in order to add the extension.
629650
The cable is only about 10 feet but you can buy an adaptor and extend it to what ever length you want.
629651
The cable is about 8 feet long yes you can add an extension but I 'm not sure if this will affect the reception
629652
The cable is about 8 feet longyes you can add an extension but I 'm not sure if this will affect the reception
1385129
I would say it's 30 inches long... Extension would be tricky. It is two cables with heads like look like miniature cable jacks on your typical cable TV ports. It is wifi though, so I would imagine it is a rare circumstance in which you need to extend the receiver.
1399580
See Stevieboy's comment about cable length. I didn't think length was an issue with Over The Air since my downstairs TV is about 60 ft from splitter, but apparently it is for some.
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Measure the distance from the center of your TV to it's edge (i.e. half of its width). The arm length must be greater than the TV half-width. If the arm length is less than the half-width then you will need to add the extender; if, not, then you have the option to mount it with or without the extender.
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The cord is rather long, probably about nine feet. My TV is about twelve feet from a window. I taped the flat antenna panel to the back of a wall hanging a short distance from the TV. It gets good reception from that elevated location.
2059288
This needs to be mounted and because it needs to be mounted your standard 6ft cable is not going to do it. So make your own or buy a longer cable
550074
The actual HDMI cable is 6ft. The USB cable is around 2ft. If your TV has an actual USB port your good. When I hook it up to my TV that doesn't, I run an extention cord to a power outlet because the cables won't work for me unless it has power.
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It is a bit short but actually its always been long enough for me. It wouldn't be easy & would no doubt look messy to add an extra length of wire to it. You would be better off getting an extension cable if you needed it to be longer (or the wireless version)
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I don't know exactly how long it is, I think maybe 3.5-4.0'. But it is long enough so that i came off the tv, wrapped it around the tv wall mount once and installed the cable to the wall right below the tv mount. It was the perfect length for this application, since you can't see the cable from the front the way i ran it. Hope this helps
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I know the cable is long but its only so you can find a good place to mount the receiver. You work it from the remote. Trust me you will love it....I do!!!
669751
it looks like about 5 feet, you could probably extend it with another coax cable though\
1397592
You cannot do that. Extenders are for distance extending of HDMI and are meant to go directly through HDMI input and not pass through other netowk equipment.
753552
I just hang the antenna wire up over a window or picture frame and try to use the full length in your home it does work better with the wire antenna for short wave . good luck
1051227
Check cable length; I used mine for a homebrew underwater robot and ended up doing an "extension".
803693
It isn't very long, but you can extend it with a cable. This antenna in our apartment works amazing!! Even better picture than our cable was.
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The cable is quite long. I use mine in my home, I mount the antenna outside and run the cable in through a window. You could use the antenna inside as well.
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i think it was shorter than that. However, you can use an adaptor and connect to a longer coax cable. pts