Does this unit provide 12VDC power on the ANT line in order to power amplified antennas?
1564690
It has a 12v input on the rear of the unit but as far as what it powers I don't know. The is the second switch box from this brand we have had and until one part of the unit failed we were happy with it (we think heat from the sun shining on the non-insulated electronics bay was the source of the problem). We never did use the motorhome's antenna so I can't answer much more than that.
1564691
Yes it provides 12v to antenna coax for amplification of roof mounted antenna.
1564692
Where doers the 12v originate. Ours did not come with any 12v unit. It had a plug but no powers supply
1930732
Hi Chris,Yes, the AC adapter cable can power up the amp but it won't give you its total performance as it would with 2A of current. I recommend using a 12V 2A power supply to get better results. Hope this helps answer your question.Thanks,Gary
938473
I have not looked at the details on the adapter, but I believe it is 12v DC. This is the usual voltage for antenna amps. Good luck. I'll look at the adapter and get back to you if it is NOT 12 VDC
1923850
Yes, for the amplifier, but not needed for the antenna itself if you don't use the amplifier. (I found that the amplifier was unnecessary.)
1689103
You use a coaxal cable to attach the power supply to the amp. The amp only passes RF, no AC or DC. You should know the RF level before using it though. It is also best to use it before any splitters.
1033113
Not enough information is provided to answer your question. As a properly licensed radio amateur who has studied electronics, you will know to compare the current draw of your radio at full power to the amperage available from the power supply you wish to use.
1007491
This device produces 12 volts of DC electricity. If you need 12 volts of DC and do not exceed the amp rating of the unit, it should work.
1890176
This may seem a bit confusing but....... The Signal Cable that is attached to the antenna (mine is mounted on the roof) and the other end of the cable gets connected to a small signal amplifier that can then send the amplified signal to a single connection or be split into multiple connections. This allows you to place the small amplifier wherever you want and it can be connected to AC power at that location.
2117113
No, it needs a constant 12 volt dc input and is configured for the wingard antenna only. There are other systems on the market to do what you are trying.
1612699
It comes with aa AC/DC adapter (input 120V AC, output 12V DC). Just connect the signal booster to the adapter with a RG6 coaxial cable and plug the adapter to an outlet.
1478972
It puts out 12vdc at up to 2 amps. If you only need 500ma, this has more capacity.
252771
No. This is designed to work with non amplified antennas. You would burn out one the amps. Maybe both.
72813
yes. never add an amp to an amplified antenna. something is going to burn out.
887917
That depends on how close you are to the transmission towers. If you get a weak signal from say a pair of rabbit ears this will help allot. You do need to have a 120v power supply for the conditioning amp somewhere between the antenna and your tv though.
979517
It is powered by a wall wart. What is unusual is that the connection between the wall wart and the amp is by coaxial cable. One of the coaxial connectors on the amp gets the power connection. It is marked. The 117VAC unit comes with the amp.
1664040
The antenna connection is a SO239 as far as power supply 20 amp 12vdc min. The power connection is fused bare end wire hope that helps
193975
that is for the receiving amplifier, hook up to 12v positive source with a switch so you turn it on and off, when it is on it pulls in the weaker stations. i live out in a rural area so i use it and it works