Can this device be connected to an external antenna or signal booster?
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The modem does not have a port to connect an external antenna to, but can be used with a cradle style booster (I use Wilson cradle lte booster) or any other Verizon capable booster that doesn't require a direct connection.
2029738
I have not tried connecting it to an external antenna. Mine is connected to a Cradlepoint wireless router.
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Hi Troy: I think this and the mini antenna are compatible the booster and should not mess up your booster, however wilsonelectronics.com can give you a more definite answer. Also, their website also states that before using this item , to go get " permission " from the cell phone carrier, fyi. I hope this helps ad good luck, Thomas.
764133
No, I installed this before we had Internet. Works independent with antennas and booster amplifier.
1482516
Unless the scanner runs off a coaxial cable, I doubt it. This device is specifically for boosting signal in a long run of coaxial. It has some functionality in cleaning up signal noise, but again I doubt it does what you wish it do. There is other equipment specifically designed to clean up and boost signals transmitted and received by radio equipment. Ask a ham radio operator or equipment stores that service ham radio.
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Yes, there is a coaxial RF input for connecting an external antenna. The built in tuner will pick up both analog and digital (HD) over-the-air broadcasts.
847425
Yes, whatever your signal strength is now, the booster will ensure that signal is sent to your TV. Just be sure to have your antenna positioned to achieve optimum reception.
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I can't be of much assistance. Our system uses Wilson's uni-directional external mounted on a 30-foot mast. From there it connects, via coaxial cable to an amplifier inside the home and then to an internal antenna.
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This device is a just a signal booster so the antenna type shouldn't matter even thought the instructions show an omni-directional antenna. The unit comes with a very short RP-SMA female to female cable to connect to a wireless signal source. The output cable you will need to get to connect to the antenna also needs an RP-SMA female connector. Just remember the length of the cable decreases the power.
719532
Yes, it is connected to FM device. It has no power supply. I do not believe that it boosts the signal.
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The booster kit from wilson should help. Just plug it in and stick the antenna to the inside of a window.
872831
Yes, there is no reason for it not to work with any antenna its connect too. Its job is to amplify the signal closest to the point of reception which just downstream from your antenna.
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This device does not come with any antennas. You will need an internal and an external antenna. Plus N to F connector adapters if you choose to use coax with F connectors.
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There is no connector for an external antenna. The unit runs quite warm ehen it's in use ans when charging.
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You can hook this directly to the modem. However, if you still do not get the signal strength needed, you may need an amplifier. The antenna itself is not powered.
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You can purchase external antenna additions. Both transmitter and receiver come with the antenna shown in the image.
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Other than attaching a "Booster" on the built in antenna, I don't see any other hookup.
729921
Yes. There is a connector for an external 2.4Ghz antenna. Insertion activates a micro switch that disconnects the on-board antenna. I did it for my Yun and it seem to have added a 3-4 dB to the RSSI I am getting from my AP (checked with the advanced configuration page). My antenna wire is less than 5 inches long. I do not know if you will get good result with a longer cable.For connector information:http://arduino.stackexchange.com/questions/525/arduino-yun-external-antenna