Is this antenna CEA-certified?
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Yes. CEA certified means that this television antenna is safe to use and meets a basic quality standard. It's not an endorsement of a particular antenna by CEA.
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I found this site: voxrightnow.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/11178/~/choosing-the-right-rca-indoor-antenna - it has this antenna listed (ANT111) as CEA certified.
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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
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I do not have the slightest idea. As the antenna mounts within a manufacturers product line are the same there is a possibility of compatibility. Is it matched to the frequency range is anybodies guess. Have you checked the specs?
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Upon close examination of this antenna prior to installing it, I can attest that its quality-of-construction and design is poor, in almost every regard. Also, its two, "U"-shaped "vhf" elements had VERY poor means of direct-contact to the internal circuitry, such that any small amount of "weathering" and corrosion around those contact points WOULD cause them to lose connection the the antenna's internal circuit-board. Such WOULD likely result in much poorer reception of many channels once-well-received. (I would NOT try to purchase another of this model antenna...you will probably, again, entail similar problems shortly with the new.) Upon close examination of this antenna prior to installing it, I can attest that its quality-of-construction and design is poor, in almost every regard. Also, its two, "U"-shaped "vhf" elements had VERY poor means of direct-contact to the internal circuitry, such that any small amount of "weathering" and corrosion around those contact points WOULD cause them to lose connection the the antenna's internal circuit-board. Such WOULD likely result in much poorer reception of many channels once-well-received. (I would NOT try to purchase another of this model... » Read More Upon close examination of this antenna prior to installing it, I can attest that its quality-of-construction and design is poor, in almost every regard. Also, its two, "U"-shaped "vhf" elements had VERY poor means of direct-contact to the internal circuitry, such that any small amount of "weathering" and corrosion around those contact points WOULD cause them to lose connection the the antenna's internal circuit-board. Such WOULD likely result in much poorer reception of many channels once-well-received. (I would NOT try to purchase another of this model antenna...you will probably, again, entail similar problems shortly with the new.) « Show Less
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I am using it outdoors. I sealed the connector at the antenna with coax seal and have not had a problem
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I prefer to use the forward gain rating (provided the manufacturer is credible). Antennas Direct has earned a good reputation. In the North American market, you won't find any consumer grade UHF only antenna with better performance than the DB8E (Some manufacturers use units of dBi and others use dBd. To convert dBi to dBd, subtract 2.15 dB. So in this case, 17.4 dBi = 15.25 dBd) If configured with both panels facing the same point on the horizon, and no amplifier, this antenna's performance matches or exceeds antennas advertized as CEA-Blue. With an amplifier that matches the specific signal conditions for a given location, this antenna will perform as well or better than an antenna advertized as CEA-Purple. I do not use the CEA rating, nor do I pay attention to mileage ratings, both are ambiguous estimates. The gain figure is more precise.
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Don't know. I used it with a Clear Stream C2-V Outdoor antenna from Antennas Direct. This is a 50 mile antenna. It worked great.
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ALFAPAL2418 Alfa Long Range 18dBi Antenna doesn't seem to be listed in Amazon search, only ALFAPAL2419 Alfa Long Range 18dBi Antenna
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Antennas Direct is not a participant in the CEA color coding scheme which we view as too inaccurate and too simplistic. Please contact Antennas Direct at 877-825-5572 or visit our website to ask us for assistance. Antennas Direct Tech Support
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I don't see any UL certified symbol on the package, but it is CE certified.
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No it is not FCC certified. It works in 2.4 GHz ISM band and does not require any special license but with 3 watts of transmitting I guess FCC would not give the certification because this band is for low power equipment only. With the supplied antennae you can cover up to 1000 ft line of sight with no walls /obstructions I got a friend overseas using them with high gain directional yagi antennae (16 dbi +) at the proper height , with TX and RX close to the antenna and he is getting 5 miles + line of sight coverage.
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You can get the complete information here http://www.tvantennasale.com/Lava-HD-2605-Ultra-Outdoor-TV-Antenna-p/lavahd2605ultra.htm?gclid=CMTskM-HprwCFZTm7AodCk4A8w
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not sure. I still need to get a wire to hook it all up. According to the R/C guy it should be good beyond line of sight with an aftermarket antenna.
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I do not know. I did not even pay attention to my shipment to see if it had a "laser label" (I think it did). Mine has the blue color wording typed on the antenna base. I did not save the packaging it came in, but seem to recall it was a vinyl-like plastic bag like the one in the pictures. Mine maybe authentic. I do know that it fits flush with my Baofeng UV-5R+Plus and seems to work well (better than the stock "rubber-ducky" antenna). Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure of the CE approval. The bowl is removable and there is a 1year warranty. 110v
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It says it is - Wilson Electronics 75 Ohm Wide Band - 700-2500 MHz Directional Antenna with F-Female Connector - not 50 Ohm.
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I am not a knowledgeable computer person. I was able to successfully install the antenna using a "driver" downloaded from the internet, after repeated request/complaints to the company. They finally sent the driver identity to me, which resulted in the successful download. I suggest you pester them about it.