Hi. Can tou remove the antenna into both TX and RX units?
2032161
No. The antenna is not removable in both the units but those antennas are fitted on a hinge like fittings so those can be rotated to left, right and back.So you can place those units in a very small places where vertical height is a concern.
2032162
No. The antenna is not removable in both the units but those antennas are fitted on a hinge like fittings so those can be rotated to left, right and back. So you can place those units in a very small places where vertical height is a concern.
2032163
Antennas are not removable. I was not happy with the performance of the units and sent them back.
742254
Different antennas have different freq. spectrum. You should be able to buy an adapter. Anything else would be stealing Satellite time.
1463234
Replace the primary antenna of the two. Yes, the other antenna will also need to stay attached.
1030334
For transmitting (TX) - NO WAY, you will have a SWR that will burn the finals out in the non-CB radios.For receiving (RX) on the other bands - just about any antenna will work to -some- degree; the closer the band the antenna was designed for (in this case the 11 meter / 27 MHz band), the better.
252783
Yes. The one I purchased did include tx and rx. I couldn't get mine to conect though. Returned it.
2244929
The Texsun replacement antenna has a 1/8" spacing where the antenna connects to the "base" swivel. That's where the screw is. If you have that . . you're good to go. The antenna comes with the entire "base connector" too. That probably wont work. If you have 1/8" spacing where the antenna swivels . . . this should work great. de Russ KG0BK
2057994
According to the specs and from what Dish installer told me, the answer is yes. The frequency range of the two signals are far apart and so combining the two feeds into a single cable and then splitting them out at the receiver end should work. I spent a lot of time investigating before purchasing, but then I ended up wiring my system differently after buying these, so cannot speak from experience.
2050881
The unit has a telescopic antenna as an attachment. I don't think you can attach a separate one of your own, though.
2089664
Yes. I have not tried diplexing cable & DTV, but its easy enough to test by hooking up the system(s) you want to use. My use was limited to DTV & outside OTA antennas with amplifiers, diplexing is an easy way to eliminate xtra wiring. In diplexing the signal inputs are combined, the outputs are separated. Hope this helps. Don
2072495
Yes they are interchangeable. There is an interface that come with the transceivers that allow this. Very simple!
1535656
Yes you can. It includes provisions for both an AM and FM antenna. I didn't have much luck with the included AM because of local interference.RR
1600212
Probably not, depending on the actual application. The modules with antennas are intended to allow you to turn something on and off via a little hand-held remote control. Normal modules just depend on signal transmission through the installed house AC wiring, sent from a tabletop controller plugged in somewhere in the house. Replacing an "Antenna-version" with a "non-antenna" version will eliminate the option to turn a device on with the hand-held remote. If that matters, using a standard module instead of the antenna version will not work the same. If you do not use a hand-held remote at all (we do not), instead running your whole X10 system from a standard table-top controller, nothing will change. I'd just try it as see if anything else quits working.
1642998
Not easily. You could remove some sensors and then arm but that's a bit cumbersome. Perhaps two systems is a better solution but more costly.
1870757
No. This unit takes an SDI input not coax. SDI is a specialized professional signal and is different than coax.
130431
You cannot remove cable from the antenna but you can unplug the cable from the receiver.
2094078
There is a menu setting that gives you a choice between "air/cable," so it seems that there is an input for antenna. I saw nothing on the back that was separate from the cable connection, but I think that the same connection is used for both antenna or cable.
1397526
Hi Beth, no, you can not, however, in all honesty you really wouldn't need to do this with this particular unit, the reception is amazingly wonderful,i have 3 base units and 1 hand held and I never experience any interference at all. I hope I have helped you. Take care.sincerely:Ray R.