What is the signal Color codes on the Antennacraft HD360 R mini?
1055774
Wish I could answer this for you, but I have no idea. All I can say is so far this antenna has been an excellent purchase for our home.
1055775
Sorry but I have no idea. It works great that is about all I know. I get 29 channels on mine.
1055776
I don't know. With it mounted on the roof of our 2 story home we get about 50+ stations. I believe the farthest station is about 40 miles away. We get all but a few of the stations listed on my TV listing app as available in our area.
1524159
I don't recall the details, but I think the manufacturer's instructions were clear. I was extremely disappointed with the product as I could not get any reception.
1117554
Depends on which mode. I don't have it here, but I believe it's blue when receiving, orange when transmitting (that may be backwards). There are up to 5 different display colors that are user settable - I think
842103
You can get the complete information here http://www.tvantennasale.com/Lava-HD-2605-Ultra-Outdoor-TV-Antenna-p/lavahd2605ultra.htm?gclid=CMTskM-HprwCFZTm7AodCk4A8w
1440679
Go on the internet and google the color code wiring diagram then match the outputs, such as B+ to B+, B- to B- ect..
2104672
If the wires are brown, blue, and green with a yellow stripe then the combination is: Brown = Black Blue = White Green/Yellow = Ground Hope this helps.
637782
Red is usually vcc, black is usually ground, and spdif (signal) is either hello or white. Check your board manual. But in all cases make sure the board pins are matched together. Vcc to vcc (+5 or pwr) gnd to gnd then you're just left with signal (spdif).
1352617
http://www.nordicsemi.com/eng/Products/2.4GHz-RF/nRF24L01PClick datasheet on the right
1115262
As you can see the antenna is a telescoping rod. I took it to a town 10 miles north of the station and had trouble pulling in my HD channel. So it's not so hot when it comes to sensitivity. (Selectivity is marvelous, since it's "all or nothing" with HD radio.)
366210
Dish antena either dish 500 or high Def antena will work. Get a dish pointing app or Google dish pointer and you can set it up yourself. This box has a signal strength meter built in the point dish menue. Google all this and you can do all this easily. Dish 500 has two white recievers on the arm of the dish and only does standard def the antena with 3 recievers does high def
699543
Please notice between the color code Is an A or B indicates where to anchor the colored wires. The lower band is for T568B. Just remember pins 1 and 2 are orange and 3 and 6 are green.
1831133
that i do not know but I can tell u with the three that I have here at my home I get 45 channels and all of them are hd clear and saves me lots of money I wont go back to cable ever again and I have given some to my daughters as well she lives out of the cities and still gets same amount of channels I do and as clear as I do I recommend this to anyone this is a great antenna. you will not regret it. just make sure u find the tv tower to have it facing that direction that's it hook it up done easy. hope this helps.
2280001
im using the red,black, yellow cable. The other one I would have to find out where I have it.
784647
The HD radio uses a 75 ohm ant. connection. The radio did come with an in the house ant. Mine was white. If you are using a 75 ohm connection, get a 75 ohm splitter from Radio Shack or Wal-Mart. I'm not sure what kind of antenna connection you want to split.
1852150
Used this chart for antenna comparison: http://www.miklor.com/COM/pdf/AntennaTestingW9MDB.pdfThere's a big difference between the genuine Nagoya and the copies according to the chart.The one I received is genuine. Hypario is about the only definite vendor I could find that had genuine Nagoya. It comes in yellow packaging with the Reuex label and QR code (without this labeling its probably a copy). The antenna is black with silver lettering. I received exactly what was in the pictures.You can find the QR code on the Nagoya site: http://www.nagoya.com.twWorks fine on my UV-5RE. Used this chart for antenna comparison: http://www.miklor.com/COM/pdf/AntennaTestingW9MDB.pdfThere's a big difference between the genuine Nagoya and the copies according to the chart.The one I received is genuine. Hypario is about the only definite vendor I could find that had genuine Nagoya. It comes in yellow packaging with the Reuex label and QR code (without this labeling its probably a copy). The antenna is black with silver lettering. I received exactly what was in the pictures.You can find the QR code on the Nagoya site: http://www.nagoya.com.twWorks fine... » Read More Used this chart for antenna comparison: http://www.miklor.com/COM/pdf/AntennaTestingW9MDB.pdfThere's a big difference between the genuine Nagoya and the copies according to the chart.The one I received is genuine. Hypario is about the only definite vendor I could find that had genuine Nagoya. It comes in yellow packaging with the Reuex label and QR code (without this labeling its probably a copy). The antenna is black with silver lettering. I received exactly what was in the pictures.You can find the QR code on the Nagoya site: http://www.nagoya.com.twWorks fine on my UV-5RE. « Show Less
664128
I don't know but I would not recommend this antenna. All of the testing I did with this antenna indicated that it decreased signal range as compared to factory antenna on my wireless access point. I took several measurements in different directions and at varying distances and in all cases the signal strength was less with this antenna.
1615389
None that I could tell but I'm using it to connect a PC to a TV - not a smaller device to a car radio system.