Has anybody used this amp with the Mohu Sky antenna?
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The Mohu Sky is an amplified antenna. Connecting a pre-amp to the Mohu Sky will make it worse, not better, due to noise amplification. I'm using this on a pair of non-amplified antennas (one VHF, one UHF) in my attic, approximately 30 miles from the transmission towers with no issues--but again, if you already have the Mohu Sky, this product won't help and will likely hurt your reception.
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I have not, but I looked at the specs on the Sky antenna. It says it is a "powerful, amplified antenna." The 'amplified" part of that statement tells me it has an internal preamp. If so, you would not want to "chain" one preamp into another, like the 7778. The biggest reason is that the signal from the internal one would just swamp the 7778 with noise that it is not designed to handle. Good luck! I have a CM7778 barely used for sale, if you are still interested.
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The Mohu Sky antenna has an amp but it can be removed since the amp is hooked up in the cable line. I confirmed with Mohu that the Channel Master Titan 2 will work with the Mohu Sky 60.
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Hi, KJC. I purchased this antenna for a home on a lake. I went directly to the Mohu website and entered in my zip code. It gave me a decent idea what stations I could receive. There is also a few websites that can help you get an idea what stations broadcast from your area. Try the following: www.antennaweb.org; www.fcc.gov; www.antennapoint.com; www.tvfool.com or www.antenna.tv. They will help you to understand what stations transmit the closest to your area.I purchased this antenna after some research. I am very happy with the quality of the reception and the number of stations. You might have to play with it a bit but it works great. Hi, KJC. I purchased this antenna for a home on a lake. I went directly to the Mohu website and entered in my zip code. It gave me a decent idea what stations I could receive. There is also a few websites that can help you get an idea what stations broadcast from your area. Try the following: www.antennaweb.org; www.fcc.gov; www.antennapoint.com; www.tvfool.com or www.antenna.tv. They will help you to understand what stations transmit the closest to your area.I purchased this antenna after some research. I am very happy with the quality of the reception and the number of... » Read More Hi, KJC. I purchased this antenna for a home on a lake. I went directly to the Mohu website and entered in my zip code. It gave me a decent idea what stations I could receive. There is also a few websites that can help you get an idea what stations broadcast from your area. Try the following: www.antennaweb.org; www.fcc.gov; www.antennapoint.com; www.tvfool.com or www.antenna.tv. They will help you to understand what stations transmit the closest to your area.I purchased this antenna after some research. I am very happy with the quality of the reception and the number of stations. You might have to play with it a bit but it works great. « Show Less
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U need to purchase one. I used the winegard amp it was around 25 dollars. I pull in 87 channels with this antenna
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Good question. I tried a Yagi-Uda antenna that was supposed to work but I can't see that it did. So if you come across the same source material I did, be skeptical.
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The 36 db high Performance works then doesn't work. I had 2 of them and threw them away. A preamp close to a TV antenna works well. However, VHF channels are hard to receive at a distance.
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Try it. It might work. I have my outdoor antenna on the roof of the house, and have this amplifier near my HDTV in the basement. It has worked so far.
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I use the 70.2 amp as my second amp to run my HT speaker lids. I run the 40.4 HT amp To run the fairing and rear pods on my Ultra. I have no problems with FM reception runningThe HD short boom audio antenna in the stock location. However it did interfear with my XM module reception. I had to move the XM antenna from inside the fairing to outside. I mountedIt on top of the front master cylinder cover. Blends in and nobody ever notices it there, works great! �Love Hogtunes stuff.
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I tried it on my dual band amp and either the antenna is defective or I don't know what is wrong? My single band yaga antenna works fine, I just thought the wide band would be better. I'll try it again someday when weather permits. Sorry I couldn't give you better results.
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It's hard for me to say since I live in a metropolitan area. I will say that it worked no better than my original Mohu Leaf antenna, so I returned it. Check out http://www.antennaweb.org, you type in your zip and it will give you information about what antenna may work best and which stations you should receive.
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I have not used that one but using channel master I am getting signals as far as 70 or more miles with also using signal amp. hope this helps.
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Should work with any antenna feed that is coax. Plug antenna into "RF In" port. Works best with external antenna mounted outside the house or in the attic. The fewer connectors there are between the antenna and the amp is best to minimize signal loss. Good luck!
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I have not used the CM7777 with any amplifier integrated antennas. The CM7777 is designed to be used as the first preamplifier connected to a passive antenna. If your antenna already has a preamplifier integrated or attached, you could next attach a distribution amplifier such as the CM3418 to drive up to 8 TV's or TV recorders. Mohu also has a distribution amplifier add-on but I couldn't find the specs. (Also, for TV antenna installations, I recommend starting with the antennapoint.com website to identify the locations of broadcast towers.)
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I never tried that one, I was using the RCA flat HDTV antenna before I tried the Lava antenna. I just switched back to the flat antenna.
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You should be able to use any distribution amplifier with the lna-200 just make sure the coax from antenna connects to power injection portion of lna-200 and output side then connects to the distribution amp Of course the actual LNA-200 is mounted near the antenna.
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It worked great with my YAGI antenna but you probably have a much smaller type for your camper. However, the amplifier doesn't care what kind of antenna you have. If your antenna is inside a camper with a metal shell, give up. Otherwise, one thing you might consider is powering the amplifier directly from your battery instead of your 115VAC inverter.
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Reading the description of that antenna, I noticed that it has a built in amplifier. Try using it first, to see what your reception is, before adding a separate amp.
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No. It has a built in preamp. I used this preamp with the FL6550A antenna and the channels I had dropped in half from 51 to 26. Actually makes the FL6550A antenna perform worse!