Do you need to have a booster or something with the cable being so long?
902784
I used this cable to wire my PC directly to my router. An Internet speed test shows me getting 28.6Mbps down and 5.88Mbps up, as of this moment...which is at leas as fast as what I pay for. I have no way of testing the LAN throughput, though, if you are looking for Gbps machine-to-machine transfers. I suspect that it would be fine.
902785
No you don't need a crazy router I had mine connected to a wireless g router then finally upgraded to an a.c router
528755
I don't use it with that long of an extension cable however there is a cable that is made that can be used at long lengths. I'm not sure if that is the cable you have.
110197
The one you linked has a signal booster. The one I have does not (and it works fine without it).
1354437
No. And it actually may make it worse. Cable modem signals have a high low setting. this is why when you buy a cable booster you put that on a separate dedicated line and keep it off the internet modem line
669895
No, the way the unit is configured, it does not appear that it would be possible to add an extension. You could check with the manufacturer to se if the have a longer cable available.
1783666
A power level of 31.5 dBmV is actually right were you want to be, and you are likely close to the head end equipment. Installing a booster will not raise the power level, but it could lower it further which would not be desirable. A power level in the 30's is usually a good thing. You might have to take your question to your cable provider.
1038036
The maximum length of a USB cable is specified as 5 meters (just under 15 feet). Any longer than that and you will be at risk of signal loss. If you want to go longer than 5 meters, you need to use a powered USB extension cable like this one: IOGEAR USB 2.0 Booster Extension Cable, Black GUE2118 (39 Feet)
1687269
It all depends in how you setup the cables, you can alway buy an extensionIf you don't have enough
1520952
The cable itself is fantastic but at that distance you're going to need a booster. I ran 400 ft outdoors and the signal was pretty weak dropped it down to 300 ft added a booster and we were rocking. Regardless of brand Cat5 isn't meant for that long of distances.
1029706
I know you can purchase signal boosters that are compatible with this brand of HDMI. From my experience i did not need one, the image did not lose clarity or seem to have color issue. I ran from cable source to a prejector with no issue. Hope this helps, good luck.
1262029
yes you may need an extra cord though, depending on the way you want it hooked up. very inexpensive to do.
2166182
You can "extend the cable" with a F-F adapter and add the extra cable length you require. Not actually having tried adding additional length of cable I am not sure you might be overextending your expectations of the signal strength. This little giant is designed to be used close to the TV. Mine lives right behind the flat screen and picks up HDTV channels up to 35 miles away. Never know until you try.
1087757
You don't necessarily need a new cable entirely. I run mine through a USB extender, which works great.
944242
You only need to use the fatter cable to use it, but if there isn't enough power coming from your computer, then you can also plug in the thinner one to boost the drive.
1016530
You will need a BNC splitter cable. And we are glad to offer you one for free.
1160269
Included with this device is a power supply, but what you'll need is a length of coax cable (the same type which carries the TV /cable signal) to carry the power from the adapter to the booster. This was not included in my package. The length required will of course depend on how far away the splitter is from the power outlet.
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I've had zero issues with the 30' length. It works great without any booster.