Is it possible for the signal to make its way through a wall? The wall is about 25 feet away and the receiver would be right on the other side.
299339
Yes - I have the camera outside and the receiver inside attached to my TV about 25 feet away
298976
Well, the unit itself cannot, but the radio signal that it uses will make it through with significant attenuation. The unit was designed to work its best with a line-of-sight signal path, but if you can tolerate a much reduced distance, it will work with obstacles in the way. DON'T count on much signal getting through a metal barrier like aluminum or steel siding.
1803489
Yes, the signal will go through walls. It does not have to be a line of sight. It needs fresh batteries often to keep it working all the time. I estimate I am putting in new AA batteries once every couple of months. David
1483128
Yes. Make sure when you are adjusting the sender and receiver that you are not standing in the path of the signal, or you will create such interference and signal deterioration that you may think the device is not working. It will go through walls and ceilings, but not through people.
1262080
I would think it should if the distance isn't that far. The signal is radio, not line of sight.
327553
150 feet, line of sight. Distance diminishes if you transmit thru a wall...
832300
It all depends on what is between you and the TV station Antenna. When I had it behind a concrete wall and I am only about 12 miles from the TV Station Antenna, I got reasonable reception but when I moved it out side it was great, but then I moved it up about 12' off the ground.
1714349
If you require a longer coax than that which came in the box (12 feet), you might consider buying an amplifier to help it out. Otherwise, placing it horizontally near a wall closest to your weakest stations should do the trick.
1051510
Good possibility . My installation is not in the woods but I am picking up signals from that distance from some of my neighbors. I am in the country but it is open and flat. If you can get any signal this will boost it .
1799827
Just tried the distance and mine seems to work quite well at 20+ feet. Mind you USB receiver is in the front clear view.
2060976
it should still work just don't put the receiver to far away from the door .the signal doesn't go as far as they claim
306606
It depends on the strength of the signal. Many signals are only designed to carry a certain distance. I would think that 45 miles is stretching it, but it's possible. Let the community know how you made out.
292741
No, that's too far. The two previous answers by others both describe the outdoors with only one wall (at most) between the monitor and receiver.
1061477
Yes. Distance is subject to line of sight and any obstacles in the way. If your final signal is marginal, then you can add another on the other end to strengthen the signal.
1786817
I guess that depends on how far apart they are and what is in the walls, etc. The monitor here is in a separate garage apartment and the receiver is at the opposite end of our house. They are at least 100 feet apart. The system has worked great for us.
1254208
Since WIFI signals are susceptible to many variables there is not certain way to determine if the signal will reach the other building. You have to consider the walls and obstacles as well. For what you are trying to do you might need an extender as well.
10029
Line of sight definately helps. You can set it up horizontal or vertical and get a little wiggle room with the signal. I've set up one at 3\4 of a mile and some trees and it gets 90% signal strength. The other is about 500 yards and gets 99% and it goes through a building external wall too.