Do I connect these to the two little screws below the 75 coax input?
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I agree with Bob Y from Redding. I did get the adapter circle connecter and tried the axis Pet 10-8110,and reception didn't improve. Instead I got rabbit ears from an old TV that I had and hooked them up to the adapter. This works much better than the Axis pet because I am able to reposition the antenna to get the best reception from those that are difficult to tune in otherwise.I put the Axis Pet on a small Sony clock fm radio, and that was an improvement because it's near a window. Hope this helps. Sometimes you have move any antenna around to get the best reception. John S I agree with Bob Y from Redding. I did get the adapter circle connecter and tried the axis Pet 10-8110,and reception didn't improve. Instead I got rabbit ears from an old TV that I had and hooked them up to the adapter. This works much better than the Axis pet because I am able to reposition the antenna to get the best reception from those that are difficult to tune in otherwise.I put the Axis Pet on a small Sony clock fm radio, and that was an improvement because it's near a window. Hope this helps. Sometimes you have move any antenna around to get the best... » Read More I agree with Bob Y from Redding. I did get the adapter circle connecter and tried the axis Pet 10-8110,and reception didn't improve. Instead I got rabbit ears from an old TV that I had and hooked them up to the adapter. This works much better than the Axis pet because I am able to reposition the antenna to get the best reception from those that are difficult to tune in otherwise.I put the Axis Pet on a small Sony clock fm radio, and that was an improvement because it's near a window. Hope this helps. Sometimes you have move any antenna around to get the best reception. John S « Show Less
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Yes, if the screw connectors are labeled something like "300 ohm". If it is labeled "AM", then you need something like this: RCA Matching Transformer to connect to the 75 ohm F connector. These are available here or anywhere that sells electronics. Hope this helps.
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If you have a 300 ohm connection, loosen the 2 screws enough so you can fit the "U" shaped terminal between the radio and screws, and then tighten down. If the connection is listed as 75 ohm, you need a transformer to convert from 300 to 75 ohms. Connect the antenna wires ("U" shaped terminals) to the transformer and then tighten down. At this point, push in the jack from the transformer into the back of the radio at the 75 ohm input.
777529
I have a little adapter with a circle connector and two screw up and down nubs for attaching the two ends of the dipole to. That just pushes onto the back of my stereos coax connector. By the way, I got no improvement in my signal over the single little skinny line that came with my stereo! I live about 8 miles from the small city center. I doubt you can hurt by trying any connection. First turn way down your stereo, then turn the stereo off, try your connection and slowly turn up the volume. It either improves the sound or it doesn't. Good Luck.
317065
There is a connection area, look at the back of the Tv. There should be a area where all the connections go on the side, at the bottom of that is where you put the coax, its jutted out and hidden a bit but feel around. Hope this helps
325921
No, it attaches by removing the screw in between the outlets holding on the cover plate and then placing an piece ofer and screwing it in with a little longer screw and then the outside casing snaps onto the piece you attached to the outlet. There is not screw in the middle of a coax to make this work.
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No, these connectors are sized for RG6 regular/quad cables. You can buy connectors for RG59. There is a specific procedure (and set of measurements) to correctly strip the coax and attach a compression connector. An online search will provide you with detailed instructions. Also, the correct tools are a must. If I recall DataShark has a reasonably priced kit.
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You could if you know how to attach a new PL259 coax connector...that is problem one...problem two is that sometimes the length of the cable is actually part of the antenna design so it may not work quite as well...my suggestion is to just roll it up neatly and tape or tie tag it...
258436
Yes, thats what the conveter box doez. Just connect the coax to the tv in on the conveter box an the tv out to your tv or use one of the other output to one of the tv input
2002373
you must use the appropriate connector for the size of coaxial cable you are using. Call Wilson Electronics tech line and they will give you the correct part number/connector to order.
419740
There should be enough slack in the present antenna cables to reach the connectors. They don't shift far. If your cables turn out to be too short, you can always buy new antennas here, but installation will be somewhat more involved. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004ZHT2JE/ref=pe_175190_21431760_M3T1_ST1_dp_1
77536
No, it does not. You'd need to purchase that separately and have to splice into the coax.
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if u mean 75 ohm coax yeah & also 2 or more (depending on ur set-up ) 75 ohm matching transformers, but if u plan to use 300 ohm twin lead antenna wire - yeah u hafta buy it also OR u can buy a roll of telephone wire & use it for ur lead in wire but u still 2 or more 300 ohm transformers AGAIN depending on ur set-up.., & if u gonna put a tv antenna rotor up.., u can either buy expensive antenna rotor wire OR AGAIN buy a cheap roll of phone wire thats color coded & save $20 plus dollars - ur choice ! ..
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Look in the Pre-Out section. It's a low-level RCA connection. There are two on this model.
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sure, just disconnect both ends of the cable and connect the transmitter device to one end. One clip to the center conductor, one clip to the shield or the connector. this will put a signal on the line and you should be able to hear the tone on the other end. Just make sure there isn't a TV or such connected to it. You won't get a strong signal. And, because Coax is a shielded cable you'll only be able to read the center conductor.
1524158
It should just screw into the co-axial cable plug. Same as where the cable hooks in.
180173
You can but need a special connector for the coax cable. I went to radio shack and they had 50 foot cable with all the connectors for 25 bucks. Worked great.
1028515
Cable connector is only on the main unit, you use the terminating plug to test, the smaller unit is not needed to test coax
1371801
You should ground it. There is a grounding kit available from the manufacturer, but you can do it yourself. Another option is moving the antenna down. Mine is only 7 feet off the ground and it works perfectly. You may not need to have it up so high. Also consider an inline coax surge protector.
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Unfortunately they are not designed to be connected together. either cut on '4 section and take it to your local hardware store and find a suitable adapter fitting, or use duct tape (which is what I do). Since connecting them is only temporary for my use, duct-tape is a realistic option for quick use. if your purpose is for something more permanent, any hardware store should carry an inexpensive adapter or coupling.