How many can you put together for a lightweight antenna ?
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It depends on your definition of "lightweight" . I have three sections supporting a J-pole antenna for Ham radio. It weighs about five pounds and have had no problems at all.
613782
I cannot give you a definative number of sections, but adding support guys will help
613783
2 would be my max. I would recommend a guy wire set for a tv antenna on 2. A whip would be ok on 2.
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These are made of steel and you can put as many together as you want but you must attach guy wire every two sections. If you are interested in a pole exceeding two sections, we would recommend just getting a steel pole from a steel supply dealer.
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You may purchase as many as you would like. This kit comes with the complete antenna assembly, without an LNB. They are sold as kits--as the parts without a reflector are of no value.
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We put ours in our 4x4's for hunting.... Find you a channel that's not restricted an you can communicate clearly with others. They make a magnet mount antenna that sits on roof.�
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I used two 8' tall 2 3/8" chain link poles bolted together to get 16 feet up (that was high enough for me to get a good signal...I did not have to use any guide wires to hold the mast as it bolted about halfway up to the eve of the house and was sturdy enough without them..I did have to bend the "U" clamps a little to get them to fit around the pole..I could not find a 2" pole which is what it I think it was designed for...I looked for an "antennae" pole but could not find one at Lowes, Home Depot or Radio Shack that I thought would be sturdy enough or tall enough for my situation. Also the outside booster was a bit larger than what I was expecting but it did not weigh much...
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If you have the cable cutting tool & the crimping tool, plus the cable ends. you'll be able to cut the cable a few feet below & make a joining connection, that would be my suggestion specially if you wanted to hook two or more antennas together with splitters/joiners as I am thinking of doing
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Use the 2 outside connections. It doesn't matter which antenna you plug into each of the connections.
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Probably one and a half. I am using a one inch square from an old antenna. Also disabled the rotor because it was too wobbly.
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Depends. My range problem was on one side of the house, so I was able to buy just one and point it in that direction. It worked great for my application. If you have multiple weak areas then you may need to buy more than one. Regardless, it is not required that you buy more than one to upgrade the original antennas.
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Whether you need multiple antennas or can use a splitter will depend on the strength of the signal. You can first verify that your antenna signal is sufficient on each input, if it is then you can invest in a splitter and see if that works as well.
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There was a two 3dbi & a two 9dbi antenna in the 2-pack that I bought. Be warned, the 9dbi is just shy of being a weapon. It's large.
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As many as can be picked up by the included antenna. Search for antenna web and insert your address to find out what is available in your area.
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what you are putting at the top and how big it is what is weighs is the primary concern. I have a single square OTA antenna and rotor at about 10 feet with no sign of problems. Only other issue is the diameter of the mast, too bad the don't make a reducing mast adapter to make it a bit lighter at the top.
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Two but 4 would make much more secure. I ended up getting 2 more for each end, cost approx :$1.99 each and worth it! Good luck!
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We have 4 with ours but if I'm not mistaken, you can add as many as you'd like. They're just on one receiver.
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You might want to investigate the Holland uvsj vhf / UHF combiner separator. These provide isolation between the antennas systems. Read the pdf on their web site.
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Yes, you could in theory add unlimited number of pairs. They are just receiving a local radio signal.
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I use 4 for "lightweight" items and 6 for "heavier" items. The more you use, the better they work. They do make plenty of noise so hopefully, you have a door you can close!