How far can the antenna be from the reciever
1847899
Distance is dictated by length of feed line (coax) you have. I think antenna came with 30 feet of RG174 coax. The shorter coax run the better for less signal loss. Most installations should not need more than 50 feet max distance between antenna and receiver.
2260170
It's about 10 inches long. I tuck my antenna tube up under the front body mount, and it doesn't seem to hurt the range.
23625
I use in an office setting. The farthest I have used it is about 20 feet and that distance was good reception.
1564449
Really, you will have to experiment with that. Normally, one or two feet would be sufficient for receiving signals. Since that antenna also transmits, it could interfere with your tv antenna. I would try to get 5 or 6 feet from the tv antenna if possible. If not, put it where you can, the cell power is very low and higher in frequency, so It should work fine.
388526
My gate is 300 feet from my house. The antenna wire comes out toward the house. On most days it works from the house. On the street side I have to be a little closer because of the antenna wire location.
610861
Sorry I didn't reply sooner. It depends on how many other wireless signals are in the area. Sometimes I've had a range up to 50 yards or more. Other times not as much. 30 yards shouldn't be a problem.
1765507
There is a thin wire approximately 18 inches in length extending out the lower back of the radio. It does not seem to need to be strategically placed to get good reception. Hope this helps. I have been nothing but pleased with this radio.
1985739
Probably about 20 miles. It performs as well as a roof antenna set at about 30 feet high. Placing the antenna outside and also changing its orientation will also change the stations you can pick up. The quality of your TV tuner also seems to have something to do with its range and sensitivity.
715469
I can get most stations with this antenna near the receiver, though there's a few I can only get if I move it over to the windowsill, so I put a 6-foot extension on it.
162931
unless you make a duplex directional wi fi transmitter antenna and duplex receiver or have a few signal boosters along the way 2,640 feet is a little far for wi fi no matter how good the equipment. If you go line of sight no obstructions at all I have been at 400 feet. but i will not leave equipment out side to have that range.
342148
I believe within 300-500 fts (not yard b/c 1yard = 3ft). The further away, the signal is weak and sometime it disables itself. It is great within a house (downstair and upstair.) I hope the info will help you in making the selection.
2058340
As with any Antenna.... It is a matter of Antenna Height above the ground versus trhe number of signals in the surrounding area... Mounted on top of my Travel Trailer I received excellent reception of stations 75-100 miles away, by using the amplifier that came with this unit... Hope that helps you.....
842923
It will be more effective closer to the antenna. The power supply can be located pretty far away - 100 ft or more is probably not a problem.
2161652
1-1 1/2 miles in urban environment, 2 miles suburban, 3-5 miles open countryside. Make sure to mount the antenna just a little above the roof line of any surrounding buildings to achieve best range
1240219
Not to far. The cable is not that long. Plus it needs to closer to the TV for better reception.
2177906
It depends on the distance between the radio and antenna. Less than 25 feet and you should not notice a difference, as the distance increases so does interference.
1190770
I am currently using 75 ft of cable and reception is as good as I expect. The height of actual antenna makes the most difference in reception. Mount it as high as possible.