Does anyone know if you can hook this direct to the phone/device? Would you need an attenuator?
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You hook it to an outside antenna that you place on your roof or wherever and then to an inside antenna that you place on an inside wall. The inside antenna sends the signal to your phones/devices wirelessly.
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This is NOT intended to be connected to to a cell device. Wilson makes or made inline units that are made to be directly connected to cell devices. Sorry I don't have any part numbers but search for inline booster and you should find what you need.
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You have to have an internal/inside antenna. But I recommend getting the newer version of this unit.
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You need to get the kit if you don't already have the indoor and outdoor antennas setup. Basically it's a repeater. Boosting the signal inside. Call Willsons sales line the can explain everything.
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you know, i'm actually not sure. i'm thinking no, because the line connection is for a handset plug in, and i think the connection for the actual phone, which is what you have, is different, i think a little larger size. but, maybe. i'll try it when i get a minute, but that won't help you. too bad, as it works pretty well for incoming calls. try it; maybe it'll work. or you could get a slightly different phone to avail yourself of this nice volume improvement. happy holidays!
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You can hear atg on your phone with it but the speaker itself doesn't have a microphone. So you'd have to reach out and answer on your phone itself. But then you couldHear the conversation through the speakwr
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Depends what you're trying to connect. If all you want is audio, then sure, you can connect the headphone out on the phone to the audio inputs with a 1/8" to dual RCA cable. Honestly though, you'd be better off connecting a smartphone with an HDMI cable, a Chromecast, or via Bluetooth. If the phone outputs video signals over the headphone jack (I think some apple stuff does), then you could get a triple RCA to 1/8" cable that supports stereo audio and video and do that.
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I haven't been able to get it to do that with my phone. I tried, but it doesn't seem to be an option. It might just be my phone, or it might be that the device is incompatible for this. I'm not sure which.
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I had it hooked up at work and worked great for all employees with different android phones. One of them being iphone (not sure what model). Anyway the antenna is directional so you really need to point it as straight as you can. Good luck By the way the booster worked the opposite for my bosses non-android phone. He had four bars signal and when I turn on the unit it went to no signal at all on his cell phone.
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You need to plug direct to back of stereo,w/ 1/4 " jacks - 1 from 1-pod to a split stereo 2 wire into the aux. channel on house stereo. Turn Buetooth connection off on phone or i-pad.
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unfortunately u need plug ur phone to the tansmitter. But can leave the phone by the transmitter and listen music around all ur house.
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I think you might be looking at the wrong kind of thing to attach a smartphone to. This is to send several Audio/Video components to the same TV A/V hook up. You could technically hook it up through the headphone jack on your phone with the right adapter, but it would seem to me to be a wasted effort. There would be no reason to listen to your phone through your television. As far as trying to get video off your phone onto your Tv, to my knowledge they don't have any kind of adapter that would do that.
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Hi Ned, I don't think so unless you had an adapter of some sort. The end is a 3.5 mm plug that goes into your phone. It is made to keep the radiation from your head and a land line doesn't have any so you wouldn't need it.
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I doubt it. (1) you need sound output from the source. One of the cables from TV Ears may plug into the phone and act as a microphone. and (2) you need a 110V source to plug the TV Ear IR transmitter. That's not very mobile, is it. Ask TV Ears; they have a webpage.
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There is an auxiliary in jack. You could use an Andriod with the proper cord
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Yes, the device connects to your antenna wiring so it is a direct pipe to the station you setup on your phone. In other words, it doesn't send out an FM signal over the air..
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No you still need an aux adapter. This device will let you play without having to hook the aux cord to the phone.
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If you don't have an aux input then you probably need an antenna adapter (they're cheap). I'd also opt for a better mic than what's included since I'm about to upgrade that.
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You will need a set of extenders which are available for this on amazon.... I think. I got them somewhere related.
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Possibly plug into the speaker jack...that's where it plugs in to my phone....but it just dangles.....and they are too short....I bought a telescoping on that works excellent