In Kingman Arizona signal come from several directions. does performance inprove with two antennas facing oppsite directions.
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this is the biggest piece of junk I've ever dealt with. C**p from the git-go.
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I do not know what the antenna would do given your situation but it is very directional and really needs to have signal amplifier inline.
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Sounds like you will have conflict of two signals on the same bands. I have seen houses with two dish or antennas, but I suppose there is a switch in thier line or receivers.
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It does provide better reception.............depends on your surrounding stations and topography
755118
Not sure that's a relevant question, but I'll try to answer by giving information. It's the highest gain antenna I found, useful for receiving signal outdoors (house to house) rather than indoor. It is directional so it needs to be pointed in the general direction of the other antenna. The reception is noticeably stronger than my 9dbi antenna once pointed correctly so I would say it definitely does its job.For performance issues you may need to troubleshoot the internet connection, network cards, cables or the router. It's unlikely to be the antenna.
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Mine was very simple (with DirecTV. Just plugged into the receiver and set it up generally facing South and starting around 40%azimuth (there is a graph in the manual that gives you an idea what it should be depending on where your located.. Then you can manually adjust it with the remote to get the strongest signal using the signal strength finder on the receiver menu. Good luck. I use mine camping and and tailgating. Very happy with it.
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Dear Meda, thanks for your enquiry, when you hook it up to the disk, it will not display the angle, about your first word "azsmuth", sorry i can't understand your meaning, but this product can display the signal strength, thank you!
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My understanding is that you font have to point it at the strongest signal area directly. Height is most important for success, not trying to aim the point of the antenna at strongest signal direction
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I don't know because I got rid of my boxes. But I have two that look like this one mounted,: one facing south, and one facing north allowing me to receive all channels available in our area. Great reception..saving thousands of dollars by not having "subscription tv service" over the eight years we have had them
2020673
If there are only two contacts then you can only hook up two antenna ; any two will do has they can be positioned 360 degrees and centered or offcentered.
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No it does not, you have to do initial dish pointing using suggested degrees and elevation. This unit let's you fine tune to strongest signal
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If you want to boost the signal in one direction make your own antenna booster using the Windsurfer template its easy to build. http://www.freeantennas.com/projects/template2/
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supposed to point the side that sais alfa towards the direction of the signal.....this one works better than the standard 5 dbi and 9 dbi...i havent tride all their product yet tho go to www.alfa.com.tw
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I have the mast pointed to our local antenna array here, but I've read reviews of folks mounting the antenna to an actuator that rotates it based on what channel you want to watch.That being said, because this thing is so large and the design, if you mount it high enough, I'm assuming it will pick up signals all around it- it's not likely to be significantly better or worse depending on which way it is facing, it's more about how high it's mounted and how many obstructions are in the way or how much interference is in your area.
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Regardless of advertising there is no such thing as multi directional.But I routinely get satisfactory reception from stations on the back side of the antenna.Results are dependent obviously on distance.
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I originally used the omnidirectional antenna. Yuck. This directional antenna improved the signal strength by at least 4X.
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Yes, on one pole I have a Clearstream 4 pointing one direction and a Clearstream 2 pointing another direction, both connected to a signal splitter in reverse (into the out connections), then into a signal booster and into the house. I did the same thing with two VHF antennas on another pole and I receive over 30 digital & HD channels without having to move the antenna rotor every time I change a channel. As we live in a valley between several broadcast antennas this was how I solved the problem and it works fine.