How many ohms is this antenna? (What is the impedance?)
1319686
50 ohms - I actually measured it with an impedance analyzer... very close to 50 ohms non reactive.
76738
FYI - Impedance matching is the resistive value measured in Ohms. For instance, most speakers have an impedance value of either 4 or 8 Ohms. Headphones can have an impedance value of up to 600 Ohms. Improper impedance mismatching can cause anything from poor quality sound to irreversible equipment damage/failure. Experiment at your own risk or get help from a friend that understands these electronic principles.
1368054
The antenna is 24 +/-. The cable is 12-14 feet. These are approximations just looking out the window (it's really cold today). If you need more precise info', write me. papa77@comcast.net This is a good little antenna for the money. A handshake in thought, Woody
1683366
Hi,We have both. The one you are looking at is 8 ohm. Thanks for asking and have a nice day.
356676
This is just the antenna. If you base mount will accept the cable connector I don't see why not.. RG-8 is 50 ohms.
1683365
ou can order it either 4 0r 8 ohms if I remember correctly. Mine is 4 ohms and very impressive especially for the $$.
812310
I used Quad Shield RG-6, 75 Ohm cable for my installation and never had an issue. Technically, I think you're supposed to go with 50 Ohm for the outside antenna, then 75 Ohm indoors but i used the same for both without problem.
1770924
- The outside antenna will not work inside, as it is a 75 ohm rated antenna, and it attaches with a 75 ohm RG6 cable.. Your black indoor antenna is a 50 ohm antenna and attaches with an SMA connector. You can purchase 75 ohm to 50 ohm converters but they cost as much as another antenna. Yes adapters are available to make the appropriate physical connector, but they are not the correct ohm design for the system. Indoor panel antennas, 50 ohm rated, have a Type N connector on them, and can be used for an inside antenna, you would need the correct adapter, unless Wilson is producting an indoor one with an SMA now. - The outside antenna will not work inside, as it is a 75 ohm rated antenna, and it attaches with a 75 ohm RG6 cable.. Your black indoor antenna is a 50 ohm antenna and attaches with an SMA connector. You can purchase 75 ohm to 50 ohm converters but they cost as much as another antenna. Yes adapters are available to make the appropriate physical connector, but they are not the correct ohm design for the system. Indoor panel antennas, 50 ohm rated, have a Type N connector on them, and can be used for an inside antenna, you would need the correct adapter, unless Wilson is producting an indoor... » Read More - The outside antenna will not work inside, as it is a 75 ohm rated antenna, and it attaches with a 75 ohm RG6 cable.. Your black indoor antenna is a 50 ohm antenna and attaches with an SMA connector. You can purchase 75 ohm to 50 ohm converters but they cost as much as another antenna. Yes adapters are available to make the appropriate physical connector, but they are not the correct ohm design for the system. Indoor panel antennas, 50 ohm rated, have a Type N connector on them, and can be used for an inside antenna, you would need the correct adapter, unless Wilson is producting an indoor one with an SMA now. « Show Less
1672420
I'm not that well versed in hand radios, however the antenna shown does screw off and on. The spec says 50 Ohm impedance. It looks like some sort of standard interface. The options list in the handbook refers to a FA-SC58V antenna but that appears to be a direct replacement. Nothing else on the handheld that could be an auxiliary antenna port. Phil
878365
Hi there! The PureAV cable is rated for 75 ohms since it's an RG6 construction.
1018924
It has the standard coaxial input for cable, satellite, or antenna. Not sure about 75 ohm.
1885725
I not sure if it is a constant @ 1 ohm cuz I use it at 2 ohm but even at that it still bangs. If its not 1100 watts its got to be close. Just remember you can use both channels and you should be happy. If you have any other questions, just hit me up and I'll try to help
1893600
8 ohms. Db output is ok (Mostly Higher Frequency's) 70 Hz and above. I would pay more for a better sub.
813947
Depends on your setup - if you are going to use it just for sub then 4 ohm, if you are going to use it multi channel, then 2 ohm. Caution, this amp shuts down easily when "overloaded" or too much current is drawn.
793269
No. The antenna is 300 ohm. When I got it i suspected the plastic thing at the connector was too small to hold the needed balun transformer, so I cut it open and found that the wires are connected directly. Bad juju. I ended up buying a TV 300 to 75 ohm Balun, cutting the lead-in off at the antenna, and crimping on a TV Balun. FM Reception immediately improved with the antenna taped to the window of my apartment. So save some money and get the kind that has the terminals, and buy a Balun to attach to the lead-in. PS, I am an Electronic Engineering Tech, and have the equipment to test such antennas.
1796166
I hooked it to system with 8 ohm impedance and works perfect!However, buy an oversized electrical wall box or an open audio box, otherwise unit fitting will give you headaches.
1803927
I believe 2.4GHZ, I used two of these antennas on a repeater router as well as one for a USB plug in WIFI adapter, seemed to make a difference.