Is this item like or similar to an FM Trap or an Interference Trap for a 75 Ohm coaxial cable?
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No. Interference trap blocks unwanted radio transmissions such as nearby FM radio stations. This device blocks 60 Hz electric mains hum that you might hear as a buzzing noise in your speakers.
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Buy a static arrestor to go in line w/your coax cable and mount it low to the ground. You can get a ground rod at any home center w/copper wire and associated clamps. Just be aware of what may be underground where you are going to drive in rod. My antenna is mounted about 5 ft above roof and receives excellent HD FM!
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No. The antenna is 300 ohm. When I got it i suspected the plastic thing at the connector was too small to hold the needed balun transformer, so I cut it open and found that the wires are connected directly. Bad juju. I ended up buying a TV 300 to 75 ohm Balun, cutting the lead-in off at the antenna, and crimping on a TV Balun. FM Reception immediately improved with the antenna taped to the window of my apartment. So save some money and get the kind that has the terminals, and buy a Balun to attach to the lead-in. PS, I am an Electronic Engineering Tech, and have the equipment to test such antennas.
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Yes. Any time you have unused connections within your cable system, such as an unused port on a splitter or power amp, you should terminate it with a 75-ohm terminator. This can prevent signal loss, "ghost" images appearing on your screen, etc.F Type 75 Ohm Terminator - 10 Pack
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All inputs and outputs that I have used are RCA type jacks and pin jacks. I have not tried coaxial.
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i think it was shorter than that. However, you can use an adaptor and connect to a longer coax cable. pts
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The coaxial on this box is for audio not "cable" and it's output only. Not sure if this is what you mean.
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This is an adapter that installs in-line with your antenna coaxial cable for installation of an aftermarket radio. This is not an antenna.
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I too get a low level interference noise from my PC. Ive tried different cables and mixers, some are better than others, but I cannot make it disappear completely because all of my cables ten to "run together" around my desk. That said shielding the signal wires from stray RF is your only option, OR turn them up really LOUD. Just kidding.
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No it is not. The coax cable is a part of the unit. If anything goes bad or breaks, you have to replace the whole unit.
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Regular 75-Ohm coax cable. One for each TV/VCR/etc. and one to connect to the source (Antenna/Cable Company/etc.)
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*N Male to F Female connector *Used to connect a 50 ohm antenna to 75 ohm RG6 coaxial cable
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Not necessarily. Found that my problem was not related to cable per se and hence, I did not need this ground isolator. It was picking up interference from a cheap "f" coupler that connected two pieces of RG6 coax. "F" connections have to be rock solid. Use only pressure connectors.
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It comes with magnetic antenna. There is also an antenna connector, not sure if this will support coax cable
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*N Male to F Female connector*Used to connect a 50 ohm antenna to 75 ohm RG6 coaxial cable
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The Winegard FM antenna that I have has two screws with wing nuts. if you wanted to use coax on this antenna you will need a 300 ohm to 75 ohm transformer. I used 300 ohm lead-in cable myself.
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I don't believe so, and if it did u may not want it to. Most of the time antennas can suffer from interference do to radio. If u look, alot of amps include a fm/am trap on purpose.