What is the exterior range?
461998
I have used mine up to 150 ft with no problem, I would highly recommend that you get the laser detector to go with it though. It gets hard to see the laser the farther you get but with the laser detector it is easy!
461999
depends on the light outside, the darker it is the farther you can see it, but don't count on anything farther than twenty feet. the laser is really weak.
462000
Pretty good in the dark. Sunlight zero to not enough. shade well its OK but works best in the dark or heavy shade. works fine indoors but best in the dark.Had to stack stuff to get it high works with a camera stand, but best in the (well you got the picture! " if it is a picture hang it in the dark.
627716
not sure about a number for the range, however this antenna would be a major waste of your time and money. I tried this thing every way possible and it simply sucks. This is truely a piece of junk.
377996
It is not movable, but the range of 180+ is great. We installed 4 around the exterior and they work great.
1985737
As with all TV antennas, the range depends on the terrain and other obstacles between your antenna and the tower. If your antenna is mounted lower and you're in a valley the range will be less, perhaps 20 miles or less. If your antenna is mounted higher and the terrain is flat the range will be much more, perhaps as much as 70 miles. Antennas mounted outside usually work better because inside the house about half the signal may be lost passing through walls or roofing materials. This FCC web site will give you a pretty good idea of the reception at your address. http://transition.fcc.gov/mb/engineering/dtvmaps/ As with all TV antennas, the range depends on the terrain and other obstacles between your antenna and the tower. If your antenna is mounted lower and you're in a valley the range will be less, perhaps 20 miles or less. If your antenna is mounted higher and the terrain is flat the range will be much more, perhaps as much as 70 miles. Antennas mounted outside usually work better because inside the house about half the signal may be lost passing through walls or roofing materials. This FCC web site will give you a pretty good idea of the reception at your address.... » Read More As with all TV antennas, the range depends on the terrain and other obstacles between your antenna and the tower. If your antenna is mounted lower and you're in a valley the range will be less, perhaps 20 miles or less. If your antenna is mounted higher and the terrain is flat the range will be much more, perhaps as much as 70 miles. Antennas mounted outside usually work better because inside the house about half the signal may be lost passing through walls or roofing materials. This FCC web site will give you a pretty good idea of the reception at your address. http://transition.fcc.gov/mb/engineering/dtvmaps/ « Show Less
1806213
In testing the unit in the field with a 15" laptop and Samsung Galaxy S4 cell phone, we have received a usable signal (stronger than -80dBi) line-of-site range of about 800 foot radius. We have deployed units indoors, usable signal through four drywall walls was about 200 foot radius.
1098948
Idk the approximate range but it works very well in and outside of my home. My house is about 1300sq ft on a 1/2 acre. I use the phones outside sometimes while in my backyard and its still crystal clear. Hope this helps!
587815
I'm sure on the range maybe 10-15'. This product did not last very long maybe 3-6 months. I hope this helps.
1125549
Depends on how far out in the yard you are. We regularly will be in the back yard with the monitor or outside in general with no issues... I would say about 100'- 125' if there are no real obstructions other than your house walls (stick home). Your result may vary depending on the type of wall, siding, etc on your house.
199702
I measured the distance from the window to the exterior point of the awning at 29 1/4 inches. The awning was at full extension as shown in the picture.
2004871
The spec says 30 ft, but I've experienced a range of somewhere between 20-30 ft
1831342
The manual states the range is up to 70 ft. Have not measured it off, as I have mine set at mid range and it does what I need it to do, with a large driveway/parking area.
712262
It has at least a 20 foot range. We use it in a farm market, can't beat it for the price!
95161
I never tried to check the distance. I have a 1500 sq ft 2 story house and I have coverage everywhere including the front patio and back patio. probably through 2-3 walls and about 30 ft outside of house
791129
Maximum outside is 24 inches, Minimum outside is between 20 to 21 inches. Hope this is helpful.
1073899
if you are going to talk radio to radio ? then you have to consider a few things . like terrain of the land , the weather . from inside to outside a building , alot of thing effect the signal you transmit. i'm not saying you can't , but highly unlikely , and it depends on whether you use the uhf or vhf portion of radio , that will determine range too . i have been a HAM radio operator for 20 years and i understand what effects "RF' signal paths ,but 15 to 20 miles under perfect conditions ? maybe . best answer i can give you , hope this helps .
1687156
It was a gift for my daughter in New York so I am not sure about the exact outside height
1167455
Outside, line of site is about 150 yards. Depends on the channel that you setup and the amount of interference really. It's very configurable and quality unit trusted by lots of professionals.