Hi! What are the physical dimensions of the antenna? Is it for outdoor use only?
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25 inches X 2 inches x 1 inch. I use it inside, however it probably needs to be mounted which adds to the bulk. Additionally it has a very 'industrial' look and feel, so that could factor in to whether you want it a permanent fixture in your home or office. Overall a great antenna though that about doubles the strength of my alfa adapter.
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It is smaller than the standard car antenna, I would guess about 18-20 inches
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What you want to look for is the gain on the antenna. In most cases, the outdoor antenna will provide between 2 and 3db gain. but you can find higher. Be sure you're looking at an antenna for the right frequency ranges (700 mHz, 800, mHz and 1900 Hz)
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It is not outdoor ready. If you got a plastic box it shouldn't change reception significantly. Don't get a metal box or you may reduce it to almost nothing.
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Not sure what the question really means, if you could further explain, but I'll give it a shot. If what you mean is if the cable is usable outdoors, mine runs through the wall and out side, and the side of the house to get to the antenna. So yes it works for external use. Hope this is helpful!
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All I know it works well on 2 meters,what are you useing the antenna for? What kind of radio?
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Wow! I got these and a large airblown Inflatable yard decoration in the same box and I still don't think the whole thing was that big! With the antenna folded down each unit measures 4" by3 1/4" by 1 1/4". If you look at the picture you could probably figure out which dimension is for what, but by the picture that came with this question, 4" would be the withh from right to left, 3 1/4" would be top to bottom.
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don't have exact dimensions - but we use a standard Heavy Duty extension cord for outdoor use. Hope that helps
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* Range: Up to 70 miles or more * Impedance: 75 Ohms * Works up to 70 miles away or more from transmitters * Very flexible aiming characteristics * Weatherproof construction * High gain across entire UHF band (UHF channels 14-69) * Max Gain: 15.8dBi * Dimensions: 29in. x 42in. x 4in. * Product Weight: 10 pounds
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Yes, I believe it is OK to use outside -I use mine outside. It comes with a plastic base that can be screwed onto any flat surface like a floor or a wall. After mounting, the antenna can be angled nearly any direction. It increased my reception from two bars to the maximum of five bars and it brought in several sites that were not previously visible.
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It's about 6 inches, not including the antenna by about 3-4 inches. Works good even when wet!
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I personally use the NAGOYA NA 771 Antenna bibanda 144/430 MHz with gain of 2.15 - 3.0 dBi With a length of 38 cm, is flexible and versatile for outdoor if you cut a little lower dome to the ceiling of the female connector sma conexiona best co sma male connector of walky, there is another brand that is Super Antenna 145/435MHZ SG 7900, 158cm, 5.0dbi (144MHz) and 7.6dbi (430MHz), I have not tested this but I've heard good reviews against it is that is telescopic and too rigid for my liking, I hope that works for the explanation, a greeting
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The antenna is 19' long. It did not solve my problem of limited wi-fi in part of the house; I had to have a jack installed after trying various solutions, but it was inexpensive and worth a try. Someone told me it worked will in her house.
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What is a recommended antenna length for this model and the associated range?
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The antenna itself is 24 inches long. I velcro-taped it to the side of my components cabinet, where it gives me surprisingly strong reception to weak local FM stations that I never used to be able to receive deep inside my apartment building. I'm not sure how long the antenna cable is -- it's mostly coiled away in the cabinet behind my AVR.
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I don't know the optimal location for this device. It does have a weather proof case which implies it could be used outdoors, nearer the antenna. However, I use mine inside, about midway in the 60 ft. of cable between the antenna and the nearest TV. One might expect, that if you have a signal that is weak, the sooner you add amplification the better, but my works well as it is.
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Each the transmitter and receiver are about 3 3/4" x 2 1/2" x 1". The antennas are about 9 1/2" long.