Is there a gain raiting for various freqs?
1062811
Gain over a tuned quarterwave should be about 0. About -1.5db compared with a dipole. That said, the beauty of this antenna is the low standing wave ratio over a large frequency spread. I can pick up our airport over the top of a 500' ridge that the indoor antenna doesnt even pick up. I have received 800 MHz trunked systems out to about 80 miles. The antenna works very well, and is one of the best you can get for omni-directional coverage. I am not aware of any omnidirectional antenna with gain over a dipole. The best thing you can do to increase reception with this antenna is use good quality RG-8 coax, which will have much less loss than the typical RG58 most people use for scanner antennas. Gain over a tuned quarterwave should be about 0. About -1.5db compared with a dipole. That said, the beauty of this antenna is the low standing wave ratio over a large frequency spread. I can pick up our airport over the top of a 500' ridge that the indoor antenna doesnt even pick up. I have received 800 MHz trunked systems out to about 80 miles. The antenna works very well, and is one of the best you can get for omni-directional coverage. I am not aware of any omnidirectional antenna with gain over a dipole. The best thing you can do to increase reception with this antenna is use good... » Read More Gain over a tuned quarterwave should be about 0. About -1.5db compared with a dipole. That said, the beauty of this antenna is the low standing wave ratio over a large frequency spread. I can pick up our airport over the top of a 500' ridge that the indoor antenna doesnt even pick up. I have received 800 MHz trunked systems out to about 80 miles. The antenna works very well, and is one of the best you can get for omni-directional coverage. I am not aware of any omnidirectional antenna with gain over a dipole. The best thing you can do to increase reception with this antenna is use good quality RG-8 coax, which will have much less loss than the typical RG58 most people use for scanner antennas. « Show Less
1062812
I'am not sure the guestion but I do know the ant works great real good and solid Made a very good ant and buy henry. Boyea
1062813
The gain is generally 3 dB as it is vertically polarized. Most antenna's at this freq are, however the cross polarization loss is up to 6dB, but this is not the antenna's fault. The gain is measured over a non polarized point source which has energy lost in the horizontal direction.
1062814
The antenna is very good . It does best at 150- 460 mhz . You will do well for 800 mhz digital. But a yaji directioal antenna is better. I have transmitted over 100 miles on 2 letter ham . This is a real plus for a scanner antenna. Good antenna. Overall gain is good. I would buy it again.. good luck Edward James.Pop
1062815
I do not use this antenna as a transmitter. It is a wide band omni-directional antenna. I got it to bring in High Definition Television. And it works rather well. With towers in my location all around. I didn't want to buy and stack directional antennas, or have to keep adjusting a rotor. As with any antenna. I would suggest mid range of the spectrum that it is tuned for would probably be your best gain as a transmitter. Other wise a directional will always have the best gain. I can say that it has done it's job well for what I purchased it for.
1062816
I did not get one with the antenna. I guess it's up to the Operator to create his own!73's - Jim
1442686
It just amplifies what goes into it, the frequency response is pretty flat unless you change the EQ switch, and even then it's only a very slight increase in the 20-40 Hz range.
84209
run it clean,no gain it will sound great. if you use the gain ,its all you will need..it has plenty of gain
2068671
Couldn't find any info on freq. stuff. If you care about the sound quality as in while listening to music...it depends on your ears...personally I had to specifically listen for difference, and, honestly, there was - sound gets a bit shallow and there is some loss in volume(as in fullness, not loudness).
2154960
I don't believe so, each transmitter has an a and b output. But I think the frequency for each output would be the same for each transmitter.
380050
I found slight improvement with these antennas, but nothing to get real excited about. I also tried the longer antennas (suckers are thirty inches long), and there was absolutely no improvement in signal strength. I do continue using the 6dBi antennas, though, for the slight improvement in signal.
485070
I also bought 3 and they are all on different frequencies (don't know the range). At this price, buy one and try it.
539852
I didn't see any channel selection on mine. Maybe they mean something inside, like 6 frequency ranges. The amplifier didn't work for me because it amplified surrounding noise as much as what I was listening to.
1742919
Yes. Aside from the 11 prest equalizer settings, there is twelveth one marked custom.The custom setting has only five "Sliders" but that is stil some adjustability.
1330425
I have not notice increase or need of adjustment during change from dialog or sound effects or musical score. I have my speaker using optical line not wires so I don't if that would make a difference, also it does have a 3 band equalizer which I have adjusted to my preference.
812606
1/ Adjust some or all of the fifteen equalizer controls ranging from 25 Hz to16 kHz for each channel to get the desired frequency output. Each equalizercontrol adjustment can be cut or boosted up to ±12 dB2/ the output level from -10dB to +6dBThis unit enhanced my sound system. It is good for the price
1858550
Yes you are right gain not pre amp set to about about 2/3 and RVC. Plus your MP3 player or phone to max
1483715
It isn't an even 30db gain on all channels, none of them are. It does vary, but 30db is max. The control can reduce the gain up to 10db from the max it's capable of on any given channel. It's a good amp, improved our reception and we gained a couple of channels.
283800
use gain or level or whatever parameter that is the same as how potent the effect is on the signal. Volume Gain Intensity and whatever else are PROPERTIES of a WAVE (IF YOU SHRINK THAT WAVE THE EFFECT IS MINIMIZED). Have you seen a SINGLE WAVE OSCILLATOR it looks like a TV with a round screen and shows one wave. I hope that helps.
1934058
There is no user settable EQ. There are a bunch of preset "modes" for Rock, Pop, Concert Hall, Sports, etc.
1224438
They have some pre-programmed freq. But you can changed with the software and cable. Need just to buy the cable, software is by download
961181
Most likley No. They are different brands. Probably different frequencies as well.