could it be change to an omnidirectional broadcast?
1290630
It could, but need to install omni directional antenna inside. And the performance might be worse than the original design.
1290631
No. The whole point of a patch antenna is to provide a directional signal. Changing this to use a directional antenna would negate much of the gains you get by using a device like this.
1290632
Unfortunately, its primary function is to reach more wireless network, not as a broadcasting device.
1091478
Yep, Christine, it will tackle both frequency ranges. It is no different in it basic design parameters than the old rabbit ears from back in the television stone ages. Back when we had to bang rocks together to change the channels. It is just neater looking. Remember, UHF is more line of sight than VHF, so they can be blocked easier by, hills, buildings, trees, etc than VHF.
1593917
All it does is combine antennas. That looks like a omni directional antenna. It looks like the two antennas would fight the signal from each other. But it combines any antenna you want to.
1029330
I guess you could say not only is it omni-directional but omni-lingual. Point is it receives signals, which ones depend on where you put it.
1079285
It does not do this, nor does any other TV. The broadcast has to be something that was intended to be watched in 3D in order for it to be viewed in 3D. As I understand it, 3D is simply not catching on, so this feature is not as big a selling point as TV manufacturers had hoped. There's very little broadcast for 3D, and plans to do so aren't increasing because the demand just isnt there.
665424
The transmitter's antenna is directional, therefore, placing receivers above and below (or behind and in front) would be contrary to the design. It *might* work if the distance is close, but I wouldn't recommend it.
1853398
It is supposed to be omni-directional, but you might have to move it around a bit, and reception is dependent on various factors to your locality, so it doesn't do any good to ask someone else how well it works.
2155986
It has the power to do it but the antennas won't be strong enough to safely reach the other side. Probably get medium strength signal
2008629
I guess if you have a remote that works threw walls you can change the channel. But if your asking if you can see two different channels then that would be a negative
957217
I don't believe it can. But I don't think it's really meant to be moved around. For example, the door sensor really only makes sense if it stays in a single room.
418083
My antenna gets signals from a station that is north of us just as well as it receives signals from the south. The station to the north is closer though... As far as re-configuring it, I have no experience with this.
606119
This can be done. It is similar to the use I did. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the performance and I feel that it would work much better if I had placed it higher or outside. My desire was to get an HD channel and I found it not much better than the dipole I had previously used.
501529
Yeah I agree with Danny, but with some creative engineering you can still boost the signal distance. The only way to boost the signal of something like this would be to utilize the interrupt pin and have it trigger from a read on the external antenna, Which would actually be pretty interesting to code and build. Hope this helps!
1814914
It Can, However A Antenna Adjustment MayStill Be Needed Depending On How Much TheCalibration Is Out.
694774
Yes it will. The channel numbers are virtually assigned. It's not like the old days where channel numbers had some relation to frequency.
1356310
Yes. It is possible to change the display (within limits) to display what you want.
628214
I don't have the instruction book with me because I'm out of town at the moment, but my memory is that you can do one or the other, but not both at the same time. The quality of the broadcast has been superior, so it's a trade-off I can easily live with.