Is there a maximum length of cable between the power inserter and the preamplifier
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There's not really a maximum length, because the amplifier requires such a low amount of power. That said, there is a significant amount of loss of signal with long runs of coax. The amplifier is used at the antenna to beef up that signal to mitigate the loss. The closer the amplifier is to the antenna, the better. The power insertion module can be anywhere that is convenient. If you're doing an extremely long cable run, make sure you're using a low loss cable, such as RG6. The cheaper RG59 that is quite common is okay for short runs when using an amplifier, but the longer the distance, the more important it is to use low loss cable. There's not really a maximum length, because the amplifier requires such a low amount of power. That said, there is a significant amount of loss of signal with long runs of coax. The amplifier is used at the antenna to beef up that signal to mitigate the loss. The closer the amplifier is to the antenna, the better. The power insertion module can be anywhere that is convenient. If you're doing an extremely long cable run, make sure you're using a low loss cable, such as RG6. The cheaper RG59 that is quite common is okay for short runs when using an amplifier, but the longer the distance, the... » Read More There's not really a maximum length, because the amplifier requires such a low amount of power. That said, there is a significant amount of loss of signal with long runs of coax. The amplifier is used at the antenna to beef up that signal to mitigate the loss. The closer the amplifier is to the antenna, the better. The power insertion module can be anywhere that is convenient. If you're doing an extremely long cable run, make sure you're using a low loss cable, such as RG6. The cheaper RG59 that is quite common is okay for short runs when using an amplifier, but the longer the distance, the more important it is to use low loss cable. « Show Less
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You want the LNA 200 as close to the antenna as possible. The power inserter can be anywhere down the line.
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I am not sure about a maximum cable length. I would keep your cable runs as short as possible and make sure your connections are tight. The kit comes with 20 foot 30 foot and a 50 foot lengths of cable and I do believe it is standard RG6 coax which carries a signal a long way.
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I am not sure, for me, it is little bigger than my old preamp, so I have to cut the hole little bigger,this is my first time, which i learn from Youtube, the unit sound very good, I love it.
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No but there is a pre-amp out, 1/4 inch I believe ....you might be able to use that, though I have never tried!
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Joe, it's been a few months since I assembled my system but, as I recall, the cable lengths were all very generous. I don't think this should be a problem for you with this PSU. A big plus is all the variety of cables and connectors that are included with this unit. Very versatile package that was highly recommended to me by a serious "techie" at Tiger Direct. I took his advice but made my purchase here.
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It's very short and probably you will need a power cable extension. I had the same issue
195959
The cable on my particular unit was quite short; only about 18-24" or so long so that may be something to consider before buying.
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Yes, the cable you see in the picture comes from the subwoofer and it is really long, about 6 feet or maybe more.
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The unit comes with 3-4+ feet of wire. I would NOT extend it due to the fact that the connection may not be good and false readings may be given. just my 2 cents
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The power supply is included, the cable that connects it to the amp is not. That cable is a standard cable TV cable with F connectors on both ends. The same type of cable you would use to connect a VCR to your TV. It screws into the top left side of the amp. The directions are simple to follow. I do believe that there is a limit of how long that cable may be. My power unit is about 8 ft. from the amp.
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An exact length cannot be given due to the big diff. in config. I can estimate that it can be "0" to 1/2" longer than a conventional socket.
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yes i has a transducer mount power cable i is about. 8 ft for transduce cable
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2 1/2 inches equally spaced; fine for plugs but tighter fit for power supplies
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i put a big thick power strip cord down the middle with no problem. The side channels are smaller but will handle speaker/network cable just fine and also regular lamp cord but not big thick power supply cord. Hope this helps.
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standard sized power supply, check dimensions of existing power supply before you order.
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If you are referring to the audio cable attached to the VGA connector, as shown in the photo, it is about 10 inches from the VGA connector to the back of the audio plug.
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I haven't measured mine as it works fine in my application, but it can't be more than 3 or 4" long I don't think. I use mine to go from a front panel USB plug on my car stereo to an ipod in a small compartment just above the USB plug.