Can this be used with an indoor antenna?
282445
I see no reason why it could not be used with an indoor or an outdoor antenna, providing the output from the antenna is a coaxial cable. It will amplify the signal it receives; if the signal from the indoor antenna is weak, there is less input to amplify. I use it with an outdoor omnidirectional digital antenna, and it allows me to get better reception than I got without the amplifier from stations whose signal the antenna receives.
282446
I would not recomend it. Best is a good outside antenna. The cost is not that much higher and you will get the best picture.
282447
Yes, but the amount of amplification you'll get is minimal. If your picture is bad with an indoor antenna, the amplifier will make it "slightly less bad",not really an improvement for the money spent.
282448
Absolutely. I have mine permanently mounted in the attic with my antenna. It's been running strong for months.
282449
Not sure about indoor antenna. I have cable but it did not work for me and I had to disconnect it. The signal was no better with it and I had to call the cable company to fix the problem.
282450
Yes. I have mine attached to a leaf antenna which is in the upstairs master bedroom. I have the signal direct into the channel master and then split to the master bedroom tv and the lower level tv. With the channel master, I gained only 1-2 additional channels. However, the signal for all the channels I got prior are solid. No more spotty reception. I will add that I am in an apartment community. Therefore, an outdoor antenna was not an option.
252771
No. This is designed to work with non amplified antennas. You would burn out one the amps. Maybe both.
1900249
It doesn't connect to ANYTHING! - That's why I returned it. It was recommended by tech support for the indoor antenna, but they failed to advise they I would need a connector adapter kit. The default indoor antenna worked fine...
1623646
If the wire is long enough that should work. They recommend placing the antenna as high up as you can. I was able to get signal in an area that no-one else could and I simply had the antenna mounted on the window, but they say the higher the better.
2107878
You need to be pretty close to the inside antenna , like in a car. So I doubt this will be good for "in home" use. But, If you are going to sit at a desk the whole time, and you have a 12v DC power supply, I guess it would work fine.
918157
Yes this is an indoor antenna. I have very good reception with it and I would recommend it.
1770922
I am intrigued as to why, but there does not seem to be a technical reason why not just so long as your antenna has line of site to the towers, and the outdoor antenna can operate okay indoor. I would definitely test it first, i.e. ask for a 15 to 30 day period of return.
159229
Yes it can, it can be used on any unamplified antenna inside or out as long as you keep amplifier in the house, it will split the signal 4 ways and still keep full amplified power, I have tried several amplifiers, this is the only one that works.
1349546
Probably not, unless you've added a 5Ghz radio to it. Also not sure this is what you're looking for, it's not a general use or 'home' access point. The antenna is very directional, and would be good to connect with an existing, far away 5Ghz network. Not so good to put in your house. Try looking at Ubiquiti Unifi or Picostation for home use.
1115259
It comes with an indoor wire antenna which can be connected. However, I did not notice any difference in reception between it and the fixed antenna. Hellmut
845625
Yes, but the location and signal acquisition of your indoor antenna will affect your results. My antenna is in a window that faces most local broadcast sources with few buildings in between. If I were in a different location where buildings blocked my antenna from the broadcast sources the quality of my results would be dramatically reduced. So, you will see some improvement, but your results may not achieve your expectations, nor will your results achieve the impossible.
437584
I would look for a Terk indoor antennae. I bought one and helped a great bit. I think you will have tosplice the wires.
908847
probably not. We are actually looking for a new antenna because this one has issues at times, signal not staying in. We have to drag it all over the living room to get it to work properly.
2045360
There's no doubt that you'll get better coverage with the higher wattage. However I wouldn't want to be living/working that close to an indoor antenna, constantly getting bathed in all that RF all the time.
2211332
It only works with an antenna system. That is all I know about it. I returned it.
1337281
Yes, considering its size it does a very good job but placement is very important as is true of all indoor antennas. Attach additional coax cable and move it around in the room. In one location in a room I found it even did a good job on VHF channels 7-13 where most indoor antennas fail. Considering the price and size it does a very good job bringing all local channels at a distance of 25 airline miles.
2077503
My guess is yes, but only if where you live there are strong signals. You will need to move the antenna around the room to find a good location.