how long can the wires be, before you lose signal strength
1294589
Well it depends on whether you have to use connectors. If you are using a straight line you can get a few more feet than if you have to use a connector but usually the best video is with the shortest footage as possible. The wires delivered with it are about the max for perfect video?
1294590
I've run some really long wires for these cameras but not the ones provided, I used Siamese cable and I think I did a 150ft run no problem
715094
Depends on your floor material, if wood needn't, if cement I'm afraid the signal will drop to very low level and you'd best get a repeater or deployment another router.
502060
the wires are 72", you will still have to splice a little extra to make it work, not difficult to do.
2194588
Hello friend. The wire is really short coming out of this antenna, around 1.5 ft. Btw this is not a router, just an antenna. It also didn't do anything to improve signal quality, I recommend you not to buy this item.
1206959
It really depends on the walls surrounding it. If the walls are solid concrete than the signal strength will greatly reduce to other rooms. I can say with confidence it will reach 25 feet through interior walls, but if walls are concrete signal strength will be very low. With western homes (wood and sheet rock ) I would say 50.feet isn't a stretch.
256964
I've tried at a distance of 200m. Since the day I bought, i have used many times without problem of loss of signal at any time
480847
The wire it comes with is about a foot long. You can attach more wire if needed.
2111139
The wires are not as long and I had to have it replaced. The seller was accommodating and did so but unfortunately BOTH wired no longer work. I have since purchased new wires that are 6 & 10 ft long from another brand from different seller.
844874
You can safely go 700 feet between routers with this product without signal degradation. The "copper one" has a limit at about 400 feet or less.
485639
Yes there is no other way for you to install this device without running the wire. Unfortunately, any wire longer than 60ft has been found to compromise the signal and make the audible sounds difficult to interpret. Stay at 60 ft or less preferably and be very careful not to damage or twist excessively, or kink the wire because it is not heavy duty and it will affect the performance.
817691
The unit comes with 3-4+ feet of wire. I would NOT extend it due to the fact that the connection may not be good and false readings may be given. just my 2 cents
1193260
I'd say two inches including the wiring, to be safe. You could save a little bit on that if you can find right-angle female disconnects (O'Reilly's had them when I was there), but not much.
822809
Look up the db loss per foot for RG-6 times the number of feet. I forget what that number is, but it is readily available. For every 3 db loss, you are loosing 1/2 the signal strength. Put the amplifier as close as possible to the external antenna, so the signal gets amplified before the cable loss. If you have a very weak signal to start with, 300 feet is probably too long. However, if you have a stronger signal to start with, it might work.
1419549
It would depend on the transmission power of the paired device but normally you should be able to get between 40-50 feet.
1837989
The wire is pretty decent. It stretches all the way across my room and it's about 13 feet or so.
674371
As long as your signal coming into the house is strong. You will lose a bit of signal strength over long distances, but that applies to any type of cabling. I've had good luck with them in every application I've used them in. Your cable company should be able to install a signal booster if necessary.
1157014
I just read the other answer and I thought that was a bit short so I just tested it. From my smoker, through my house(75'); out the front and across the street(75'); up to the corner(150'); across the street and up 1/2 of the block(150'); still getting a signal. Starts to become intermittent during the next 39' before I lost it altogether. So maybe mine's special but I have no problem taking it all through my house and in any kind of weather.