Does the WiFi require a separate antenna? In the picture there appears to be a coax style connector in the upper right hand corner.
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An antenna is built in. The connector you refer to is a u.fl testing connection. You can find adapters to connect an external antenna but it was not designed for this use.
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besides the magnetic antenna, it comes with an antenna connector. I'm not sure if it will support coax cable
69102
In my experience *most* consumer wifi devices have the same antenna connector (assuming they have a connector at all.)
1560264
The ones in the pictures I've seen have 3 cable connects on the tower part,but mine has only two.One input from the antenna and one to the TV amp power supply.The power supply has no cord like the ones I've seen in the pictures also.It plugs directly into an outlet and the coax hooks into it. There is a splitter that connects the power supply, the tv,and and the coax from the tower.
542403
Yes, there is a coaxial connection for cable (as well as many other connection options).
1646340
No, the WiFi part is for incoming signals. The connection to the TV is through a cable such as HDMI.
165157
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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It comes with an antenna which plugs into the side of the unit. You can see the antenna in a couple of the photos.
2242689
you need a coax cable (I had this same problem, I got one from Radio Shack and problem solved)
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I can't answer the question, but I share it. Does this pick up antenna signal, or do I need a separate antenna for that? Also, since there is only an hdmi and rca input, how do I get from the wall to the box?
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From what I remember installing it there is an Ethernet connector on the back, but as with most modern equipment it's either/or. I doubt you'd see a major difference between wired and WiFi, as long as it's not too far from your WiFi router.
1115263
There is a "pigtail antenna" plug in back. However, I've not needed an antenna. Great reception.
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No. The copper wire is not the ground. This cable does not have a separate ground wire attached (not that its necessary or even useful). A standard coax such as this one has 2 lines, the center copper wire "signal" and the outer shield "ground". The shield serves as the ground line for the signal, but this is not the same ground you need if you are talking about antenna installation. Antenna's need a separate heavy gauge short straight run to an actual ground (lightning protection). In my opinion, coax wires with the extra ground attached to the side are useless.
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There is a connection area, look at the back of the Tv. There should be a area where all the connections go on the side, at the bottom of that is where you put the coax, its jutted out and hidden a bit but feel around. Hope this helps
2020675
The antenna sockets on the outside of the card are each connected to a separate lead on the inside of the card (inside of your PC). You can see this in the photo. In my case, there were only two connectors for those leads on my actual WiFi PCIe card, so I just picked the two that were most convenient (the outside two in my case. I actually had to remove the center antenna connector to get the card to fit well.
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One thing needs mentioning that isn't shared very often. Don't look for an open circuit on the antenna. If you test for a short between center and the threaded shell, it will have a reading that looks like a short. It does not. Just the way the antenna is constructed. Test coax separately.
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I used a long coaxial cable that I had left over from a previous cable installation. The cable is NOT included with the antenna.