Can you put the interior antenna in a crawl space under the house and still have it work inside?
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You can just try it and then check the device afterwards. As long as your lights are all green then you are fine. If any of the lights are red then you should move the inside antenna to a different location. The lights must be green.
1382779
I have picked up from that distance, without a lot of things blocking your signal. You can put this antenna outside when you use it, but if I do put it outside, I don't when it is raining, I always bring it back inside later on. Put it up high outside. There might be something you can pick up between your house and the Library that you didn't know about. Try different directions with the antenna itself. I love mine, using it right now! Good Luck!!
508143
you could get it in but I doubt that you could control it. Also the antenna is way to long to function well in such a small duct. I'd recommend a smaller device.
333444
I have tried (even with a the high gain antenna) but home insulation with a metal backing may prevent wireless communication. The housing is not weather resistant but would work under a overhang.
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.
604770
This is a car unit only. You have to be within a couple of feet of the inside antenna for it to do any good. You'll want to look at a home/office unit instead for what you're trying to do.
1063588
Absolutely not. These critters don't live in the walls of your house, near the frequencies emitted by the device along the wires. Nor will they affect critters in your crawl space if you have one, away from wiring, or spiders up on the outside of the walls/ceilings. But they've kept the bugs out of my house for 16+ years, and I haven't had to spray.
878278
Sure. For me the antenna worked better in my basement then on top of the house. Still it was very sensitive to placement. I think my local station were too close too strong and the antenna's internal amplifier was too much gain. Best advice is just to try it and see if it works for you. If not send it back. Good luck.
1099717
If the antenna is outside the tin roof should have absolutely no effect on its operation. I'm fairly certain that it would work inside as well
750361
Probably not . If its under a really dark indoor maybe. You have to use a radio trigger :)
878277
The antenna will work "receive signals" any place, IMHO the higher its mounted the better, in attic, 2nd floor ok depends on distance from station and signal strength.If you have metal roof or siding then it probably won't work as well, RF does not penetrate metal.
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No go the outside of the house where the main cable first comes into the house and attach it to the input of the main splitter that feeds the house. You are actually trying to keep the Moca signal trapped inside your house and not allow it to feed back into the cable company signal. It keeps the signal from degrading . Hope that helps.
1665617
Not remotely. I tried this in three different cars, I put it near the radio, the antenna, and various points around the interior. I got only a little bit of sound through the static in a 2015 Fusion, The Other two cars could pick up NOTHING from this unit regardless of what channel it was tuned to.
2064301
Indoor antenna's are not color coded. There are too many variables that effect reception inside a building. You'll need to get an outdoor antenna if you want to guarantee it'll work for you. For what it's worth, I'm using the antenna in a yellow zone.
1185186
Yes. I do. When I dropped cable I used the existing distribution network installed inside for cable. There's an adapter at the antenna that connects to the same coax cable as in your home. Just drop the cable from your new antenna and connect to your inside network.
2045360
There's no doubt that you'll get better coverage with the higher wattage. However I wouldn't want to be living/working that close to an indoor antenna, constantly getting bathed in all that RF all the time.
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Hi Jo. I tried 3-4 of the indoor guys. Not. We live right on the ocean, with Mt. Soledad blocking the world. We use the internet for a lot of our music, and also enjoy stuff not on the internet. So fairly inexpensively, I got an aluminum tower for one of the back balconies, and a big 28 dollar antenna. Works, A -. Search the net for the antennas. There are tons of suppliers. Mostly in the southern states.