does it effect the signal ???????
771144
I have not noticed any chance and I have switched batteries to double check.
771145
No it doesn't, plus i cannot understand how a battery can affect the signal reception, so my answer again is No it does not affect signal in any way.
569143
If you are presently getting a weak signal, I think this would make a stronger signal. If presently no signal, I don't believe it would help. You also need to take into account if router you are trying to get signal from is near a window(which would help), or if there are trees etc, that would interfere with signal.
486829
No. It will not improve the signal by itself. This device only "piggybacks" DC voltage on the coaxial cable to power a remote amplifier.
1470752
It should, but if it was some kind of passive splitter that didnt boost the signal, i wouldnt be surprised if the range was reduced some.
1308066
NO, The circuity of the UPS will interfere with the signal, in fact most power strips, computers, t.v.s and Compact fluorescent bulbs can and will interfere with the signal
1007406
Outside is always better than inside so I would expect some signal strength will be sacrificed...test it both inside and outside and you can judge. You may realize sufficient strength with your inside option. Check the internet for your specific question...it has a World of information.
738318
Mine too. Doesn't affect anything unless you happen to need to cut the cable right there. I think it's a manufacturing thing.
967658
No...it will not pick up and boost the signal. I am only 3 miles from the tower with a small ridge between us and it won't boost the signal.
1149550
Yes however it alldepent§onYes. Qualty of signal may not be the best. If moving.
2144530
I have never had a problem with this or any other case, maybe it is the area you are receiving the signal from.
480933
It does not boost the signal, however I am now running about 50 ft of antenna cable and there is no loss of signal with the added 20 ft
579120
Each junction will reduce signal strength but if you place the amplifier where there is decent signal strength it will increase the signal downstream. I placed mine beyond 2 sets that were working well and it boosted the signal to remaining 2 sets at the end of the house furthest from the antenna. Previously I had run a separate antenna to the orphan sets. The amplifier boosted the signal exactly 36 db according to the signal strength meter on my set. Worth a try.
1681970
It does not block all the stations... you select the station you desire. If the stations are taken yes you are out of luck, but it will depend how strong the signal is to play on that station
597127
I haven't tried that set up. The signal going in through a good interface shouldn't degrade or distort. If you try this, lets us here how that worked for you.
761723
Maybe. If you have a good (clear) but weak signal it will probably help. If you have a weak, dirty, signal it will just make it stronger although it did 'clean' up my signal a little. I think best results are gotten from putting it in the circuit as early as possible (antenna end not T.V. end).
209995
Yes, it does. I'm not sure you should be affected. You need to look into what type of signal your car sends to the radio, and when.
718462
Yes absolutely. It doesn't pick up the weaker signals but does a great job with a good strong signal.