Is The coax RG174 or RG58 or something else?
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I am not sure to be honest, but it screw into your Wi Fi adapter and then you can screw your antenna on the other end of it. I ran mine up and over my window frame and signal strength went up and the speed also from around 70 mbps to between 120-150 mbps. It is a cheap and great way to boost signal strength. I would give it 5 stars, but you do have to play around with the antenna on the end after you have strung it out and look for the sweet spot. Once you have found that you are good to go as long as nothing gets moved or bumped.
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This is the best explanation I could find: http://www.digikey.com/product-highlights/us/en/amphenol-connex-sma-cable-assemblies/2571
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From what I remember it's @30'. It's possible to extend it a short amount with high quality RG6 coax. You'll need TNC to F adapters & you must use the length of the supplied coax in order to maintain the 50 ohm impedance that the transceiver needs.
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I used "Mediabridge Coaxial Digital Audio Video Cable - (50 Feet) - Triple Shielded, F-Pin to F-Pin with Easy Grip Connector Caps" from Amazon. This is RG-6. Works like a charm.
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We forwarded this question on to a certified Wilson Electronics representative that is a friend of ours and this was his response: "RG 58 Cable does not have Much Shielding Connectors on it or even worse. The system in your house right now Is RG 400 triple shielded. Difference of night and day."
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No, it has one coax input. Packag d with a spliter. Not the most elegant solution, but it works
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here's one here on amazon RiteAV 25 feet RG6 Coax Satellite / CATV Cable - Screw On F-Connector Type i'd check ebay too maybe able to find a 20ft but this is pretty cheap..
2257572
There is a connection at the antenna called a BALON I think. It convertes the 300 ohm from the antenna to 75 ohm. Then you can use a RG-6 coax cable from there. I did find that the transformer on the antenna didn't work. I put an external one on and it worked ok. Hope this helps you.
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yes. I just replaced my old rg 59 with rg 6. Rg 6 and above will be able to carry nicely your digital signal. Above that will be a waste of money because the cable companies don't even carry above rg 6.
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A 69 Dollar discone off Amazon will do nicely. Get it up 40 feet and you're set. Use a 50 foot run of RG8X coax or if you have money RG213. Don't forget the correct coax ends to match the radio and the antenna. Do NOT use adapters!
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I sent that one back. Don't know the size but it does not have a coax cable input.
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Yes. Every time you split a Coax cable, you will lose a given amount of signal strength, measured in dB. Also, the longer a cable is, the more signal loss can result. For a typical RG6 cables longer than 200ft, it's recommended to increase the quality to an RG7 cable (same when running ~100ft of RG5, go to RG6). Generally, you would want your Cable Modem for Internet on the strongest signal, as cable boxes can amplify the signal they receive.
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Yes, it can be longer, as long as it's 50 ohm, if you replace the RG58 coax that comes with the antenna, you should use RG8, or RG8X. You'll have less loss with those.
1267064
I just used rg6 connectors and it worked fine. I have since bought the new type of connectors that the cable guys use but haven't use any yet.
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I am using RG6 coax and have had it installed for 8 years. RG6 has twice the bandwidth of RG59. I've dug a little on the Internet and I saw reference of using RG6 to connect the antenna to the radio unit. My recommendation is to use RG6.
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Should be fine, RG6 is better for a longer cable run from antenna to tv. (Less signal loss). But RG59 should be good. Depending on how far you are from the station transmitter you might want to go with the hub55. I'm about 40-50 miles from and the 44 does ok, but weather plays with signal loss.
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Product DescriptionTram 269 Triple 5" Black Mag Mount for 3/8 - 24 Threaded antennas17' RG-58 Coax with PL-259
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Yes, there is a coax connection on the side. A co-worker of mine had one in the office yesterday. It's a sharp little televison.