Can you combine two of these cables inline to reach 30 feet?
1856833
You can combine or use a longer cable, however, performance will be degraded (less so with a longer cable). The amount of degradation is dependent on the cable - a previous reviewer indicated that he had measured a 5dB drop through this cable. If you have a smartphone or a tablet you can use one of the many wifi signal strength apps to checkout the best location for the antenna. The review: Good Quality - Be Aware of Some Signal Loss By italia on July 6, 2012 presents a nice writeup.
1856834
you could, but it will have to much signal lost. maybe if you put the antenna by the router your getting the signal off.
1856835
Yes, You can. Might want to search for a longer cable for better performance.
1995866
Hello Wei,Yes, you can use this cable to make the distance longer.Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support
1750720
I don't see why not because both cables are in parallel. I have been using both connectors simultaneously for several months with perfect results.
2036816
I'm pretty sure, though i'm not a professional installer or anything. If the space below is big enough, but not too big, i think the hardest problem will be making an adapter to fork the cables to get both sets of wires plugged in.
629642
50 feet shouldn't be too long. In general, about 300 feet is the maximum for an Ethernet cable.
1745186
Yes! I did what you're asking. I put 2 30' together. All you need to do is pull the end plug of one and use the first plug of the other to connect. With that said you'll be left with an extra spray tip. Which I noticed they are not the greatest and will break off when exposed to high dry weather and unused. So invest in a few extra tips
1687269
It all depends in how you setup the cables, you can alway buy an extensionIf you don't have enough
1201735
you can cut the end off and reterminate it as a different connector. the cable and insulation is not very thick. where the cable joins to the base is inside the unit. you can't just unscrew the supplied cable and connect a different one.
316390
I wouldn't recommend it for this. I had consistency problems (on and off and on and off) with a 30 foot connection that was line of sight (no obstructions). I would imagine that walls at 25 ft. would create problems for you.
204186
If it is the same frequency you should be able to. I only use one on my 32 footer no problem so far.
201747
I don't think so. I used this just to connect two cables together to extend the length. It doesn't add any functionality to anything.
1766398
Thanks for your question. You can use another cable but I would use the one that came with them. You can extend it if you need to.
227169
I don't think you can considering that you would also have to lengthen the cables which are probably not available in longer lengths.
1305221
No. The cable would be too tight. When I ran the cable I didn't use a conduit. I pushed a wire fish up from the wall plate hole, taped the cables to the fisher and pulled them down from the attic. Besides I ran 3 HDMI cables, an audio optical, and a coax cable.
198676
That's exactly what I did. I bought two shorter cables to use with a micro USB cable to tether a camera to a computer. Next no problems with tethering a total of 8 feet over 3 cables
1110503
Website states up to 200 feet. I know they don't recommend splicing 2 cables together so you might need to purchase a longer single cable.
1061477
Yes. Distance is subject to line of sight and any obstacles in the way. If your final signal is marginal, then you can add another on the other end to strengthen the signal.