What is the dbm rating for this antenna
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I also do not know what the dbm ratings are, You will have to check the site for that. I have had the antenna for quite a while now. Works amazingly well. holds up strong in the storms as well. It is mounted about 40 to 50 feet above the found. Its a very strong antenna as it picks up weaker broadcast signals.
1958351
I am not sure there was any information in the packaging concerning this, and I don't have the packaging anymore. Take a look at the specs on the site and see if it has any information. I will say that I am a "dead zone" and it works pretty well. Although I do still some signal loss intermittently. I also raised the antenna very high, which seems to help. Honestly, for a little more, you can get a better antenna, but it will look "ugly" above the house.
2260505
I just bought it for my home theater system. It registers well over a 100 db but knowing that 90-100 can damage your hearing. My system goes well below that.
2053313
Yes.. see the measurement range indicated in the specifications. The range is given as 30dBA - 130 dBA. Use of the dBA indicates the decibel measurement range (dB) are given in A weighted measurement readings.
225036
It's a 3/8 stud antenna. There are NMO to stud adapters such as the Tram 1295 or cheap Chinese rip offs, but I have no personal experience with using them.
1821839
I used the antenna that came with the product... not sure of the specs Sorry
18908
I live in Waldorf MD. I am about 35 miles from our towers as well. I tried 3 antennas. Clearstream 2V, DB8e, and the Winegard HD 7694P. The Clearstream 2V worked pretty good, DB8e not as good for me, and the Winegard worked the best by far. Higher is better. I ended up with the 7694 a preamp and distribution amplifier to send throughout the house. I got about 30 channels on the Clearstream but it took a lot of tweaking. The DB8e never dialed in as well. The 7694 worked great the moment I set it down.
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Since the Encore specs indicate that the decibel isotropic reference(dBi) for the antenna are only +2, these might be overkill.... In addition, I am assuming the connection on the router for the antenna accepts the screw on connector....http://compnetworking.about.com/od/homenetworkhardware/a/introduction-to-wifi-wireless-antennas.htm
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What you want to look for is the gain on the antenna. In most cases, the outdoor antenna will provide between 2 and 3db gain. but you can find higher. Be sure you're looking at an antenna for the right frequency ranges (700 mHz, 800, mHz and 1900 Hz)
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BUT, if you look at the gain figures in the little chart (one of the images), you'll see that this antenna is essentially unity gain, with no directivity, for channels 7 through 13 (174-216 MHz).I think it's pretty safe to assume that this is a UHF antenna! (Channels 14 through 69, or wherever they stop now. Ch. 56?)I notice that some of the reviews mention this same thing - that VHF-Hi reception is poor.So you may want to keep this in mind, if any of your ATSC stations operate on channels 7 - 13.
1278960
Hi, Please refer to ASIN B006JVUAMM for the compatible antenna. Thanks, PCrush
1433333
I only have the DB2 hooked up now here in the chicago burbs and I get 2, 5, 7 and 9 just fine in addition to all the uhf channels.You'll really have to check it out for yourself, location, distance from signal, obstructions in the way, are you on a hill, flat or in a valley, house ,apt or condo etc etc...all are factors towards a good installation of the right antenna.
1094555
The information on the box and in the description says it has up to 30 db gain. Crane website however says the antenna is rated at 4.5 db gain.
465251
It is a PL-259 plug - standard for these types antennas. If you're not sure (or need to know) what it looks like, you can do an online search for PL-259... They have some good up-close pictures of them...
664128
I don't know but I would not recommend this antenna. All of the testing I did with this antenna indicated that it decreased signal range as compared to factory antenna on my wireless access point. I took several measurements in different directions and at varying distances and in all cases the signal strength was less with this antenna.
17899
The antenna has 6db gain. You may want to consider a shorter 3-4' antenna that provides the 3db you're looking for. Here's an Amazon link for you to consider: http://www.amazon.com/ANTENNA-VHF-feet-GAIN-WHITE/dp/B000MMF3U8/ref=sr_sp-atf_title_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1398635229&sr=8-5&keywords=3db+marine+antenna
966643
This antenna should work fine. You may have to adjust the power setting to keep the levels within fcc limits.
429752
no way of knowing that. There are so many variables. I have purchased this and others and tried them. This one has these specs - Amplifies signals from 54-1000 MHz.20 dB selectable FM trap5-42 MHz 2-way bi-pass at +12 dB gainWeather resistant housing to withstand harsh environmental conditions.Check the channels you are hoping to watch to see if they are in this frequency range.12 db gain is nice. I've found sometimes I get new channels on one TV but not another.Your wiring can change things also.If you are not getting great reception, you can also try upgrading your connector on the end of your cable.Sometimes improving that connection will give you a great signal boost.Good luck and God bless!! no way of knowing that. There are so many variables. I have purchased this and others and tried them. This one has these specs - Amplifies signals from 54-1000 MHz.20 dB selectable FM trap5-42 MHz 2-way bi-pass at +12 dB gainWeather resistant housing to withstand harsh environmental conditions.Check the channels you are hoping to watch to see if they are in this frequency range.12 db gain is nice. I've found sometimes I get new channels on one TV but not another.Your wiring can change things also.If you are not getting great reception, you can... » Read More no way of knowing that. There are so many variables. I have purchased this and others and tried them. This one has these specs - Amplifies signals from 54-1000 MHz.20 dB selectable FM trap5-42 MHz 2-way bi-pass at +12 dB gainWeather resistant housing to withstand harsh environmental conditions.Check the channels you are hoping to watch to see if they are in this frequency range.12 db gain is nice. I've found sometimes I get new channels on one TV but not another.Your wiring can change things also.If you are not getting great reception, you can also try upgrading your connector on the end of your cable.Sometimes improving that connection will give you a great signal boost.Good luck and God bless!! « Show Less