Will this work with the original antenna cord as an extension for the antenna? I just need to make my cord longer than it is now to reach outside.
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Yes, it works really well with the original antenna cord, just plugs into the original cord, then plugs into the stereo. I had to make it longer to reach outside also.
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No, it has a receiver on the end of it. It's a 50 foot long antenna. Works great.
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Make sure it is a heavy duty extension cord with a polarized plug, and make sure you match the taller sides. I got mine at Home Depot, and it works for me for what it's worth. (I got the heaviest 100' cord they had, and they don't come cheap).
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Will not work if outdoor antenna and indoor antenna is not at least 30 feet apart.I tried and had to sell this with a loss.
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No it will not, you need to use romex or metal clad. The issue is the rubber exterior is going to breakdown over the years just like any other extension cord will.
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You will have to buy the AC adaptor and I'm not sure that the cable for the antenna will be long enough
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Yes, this will work with any outdoor/attic antenna. With Amazon's liberal return policy you have nothing to lose by trying it. Mine has worked for 5 years now without a single/signal problem.
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Yes. I have the same extender and it works great. It is heavier duty than the original that came with your extender and the cord is slightly longer as well. It took mine about 30 min to link up but since then all has run smoothly.
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I have no idea but theoretically it shouldn't need it. All I know is that it did not work at all for me. I returned it and I had to go back to a regular traditional style antenna.
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Yes - it takes a specific antenna connection, I do not know what the specification is.
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Yes, I did use an outdoor extension cord with it. However, I also bought a water tight cord lock cover to protect the connection. See link below:Farm Innovators Model CC-2 Cord Connect Water-Tight Cord Lock - Green
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Yes, it can be longer, as long as it's 50 ohm, if you replace the RG58 coax that comes with the antenna, you should use RG8, or RG8X. You'll have less loss with those.
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Not very well, it works ok fully extended. The best Antennas I have are the Nagoya 701 and 771, they are fixed length but work awesome. The 701 is the short one 7" and the 771 is about 15".
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Don't know. I used it with a Clear Stream C2-V Outdoor antenna from Antennas Direct. This is a 50 mile antenna. It worked great.
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You should ground it. There is a grounding kit available from the manufacturer, but you can do it yourself. Another option is moving the antenna down. Mine is only 7 feet off the ground and it works perfectly. You may not need to have it up so high. Also consider an inline coax surge protector.
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It shouldn't matter. They are redundant but allow for different angles. I picked the most convenient and then ran the antenna wire through my outside wall.
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I used an antenna that was already there. It's about 4 ft long. I think you will need an antenna cause the plug is fairly short. Looks like one on a car
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You need to purchase an outdoor extention cord of the appropriate length to meet your needs. The cord on the mower is only about 18 inches long.