How well will this product work inside a cinder block office where a regular pocket radio will somewhat pick up a signal?
1740605
sorry but my house is stucco. I have no idea about cinderblock wall reception.
1740606
It is difficult to say how well a radio will work at a particular place because there are many factors that affects radio reception. Radios have to get a signal to work, so here are some of the things that are important , radio quality, location, signal strength, building construction and surrounding. In saying all that my building is cinder block and steel and I get good reception but that does mean you will get the same result, you may need some type of indoor antenna, the little radio works good for me.
2184077
Yes, it does work indoors. Works best if you keep it near a window. You will get a better signal.
1085647
Dear Sir or Madam, The footage limitations of this speaker is 10m under no obstacles. If it meets door or wall, the signal will get weak. Thanks. Best regards.
298973
Depends on the material. Typically lower frequencies, 2.4GHz or 900Mhz are better for that. In any case these radios are designed to have an open fresnel zone and won't operate optimally even if you manage to get a signal through.What are you looking to pass through? How many walls, what's the building material?
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.
96190
Yes...it will not work through walls. Anything will impede that range such as being in a pocketbook, in a drawer, etc.
457256
Yes as long as you done have concrtetr or steel construction to interfere with the signal. If you do you need to be pretty close in range.
2147330
It depends on several factors, including height and whether you choose the hi-power option or not. I have mine in a second-floor room at lower power and it does a good job of covering roughly a two-block radius with a hand-held radio with a whip antenna. Your mileage may vary.
738558
It has been really good actually at receiving signal. I have another radio indoors at home with an external antenna, and i would say they get about the same signal indoors. For me it has had better signal pick up than a lot of the slightly older radios ive used in the past with external antennas.
638962
I used this in the car to block road noise and it did a good job. I would say it will help out quite a bit in an office environment too.
738560
I live in a low area and it picks up strong signals pretty well week signals not so much. Just like with any radio the further you are from the signal the harder it is to receive. I do use this Boombox a lot with bluetooth and play music from my phone. This works great. The sound for this Boombox, in my opinion is great for the price.
1588587
I do not recommend this product for your business. Since its signal strength is determined by the outlet it is plugged into, any other items plugged in to your electrical outlets between you and the warehouse will affect the signal. I recommend a multi-channel 2 Way radio.
448284
I have a home which is a partial Faraday Cage (low transmission of telecommunications); footprint 65'x60'...I get good reception throughout the house and on the outside of house near base...I have the extender, but misplaced power cord...with the extender it would allow the entire 3/4 acre house and yard may be possible... my biggest problem is volume, I need the spkr phone to hear well most of the time. Otherwise, it is better than my old system.
2045526
It will perform marginally better than the little set-top antenna provided with a scanner if you place it in a window, but it's actually designed to be used on a vehicle which provides a ground plane for better reception. I didn't find noticeable improvement in signal reception using it inside at 800 mHz. It makes a big difference on top of a vehicle, as opposed to using a rubber-ducky on a handheld inside.These antennas are becoming harder and harder to find. My opinion is to buy one when you find it.
1262080
I would think it should if the distance isn't that far. The signal is radio, not line of sight.
1926293
I have picked up the signal a mile away. Without static we have no issue with it going 500 yards to receivers inside a building.
63964
I'm not sure. I have used it indoors and it picks up the radio signal fairly well.