Will this improve my signals to the six TV's I have hooked up to the antenna on my roof?
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I find the signal is exactly the same before and after this amplifier. Which is good, since I have 4 signals coming out... but I don't think it improves the signal at all.
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I have one hooked up to the input cable on my 60 foot yacht and all of my TV's have perfect pictures is all channels. Prior to putting it in the system I had snow and lines on all TV's. it should do the job for you. I am very happy with the results I had.
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Depends on how far the cable runs are. You might need a video DA to amplify the signal. Are you installing the antenna in the attic?
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yes that should work ok, however I would recomend if posible that you mount it outside on the roof about 25 to 30 feet off the ground. I also highly recommend this pre amp http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_7?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=lna-200+boost+xt+outdoor+digital+tv+antenna+preamplifier&sprefix;=lna-200%2Caps%2C239this will be a great addition to your new antenna. Lastly make sure your coax cable is RG6 not RG59, if you have 59 it will work just not as good as RG6. You will have more loss of signal with 59. Good luck and God Bless yes that should work ok, however I would recomend if posible that you mount it outside on the roof about 25 to 30 feet off the ground. I also highly recommend this pre amp http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_7?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=lna-200+boost+xt+outdoor+digital+tv+antenna+preamplifier&sprefix;=lna-200%2Caps%2C239this will be a great addition to your new antenna. Lastly make sure your... » Read More yes that should work ok, however I would recomend if posible that you mount it outside on the roof about 25 to 30 feet off the ground. I also highly recommend this pre amp http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_7?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=lna-200+boost+xt+outdoor+digital+tv+antenna+preamplifier&sprefix;=lna-200%2Caps%2C239this will be a great addition to your new antenna. Lastly make sure your coax cable is RG6 not RG59, if you have 59 it will work just not as good as RG6. You will have more loss of signal with 59. Good luck and God Bless « Show Less
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Where you have your antenna pointing and how high it is installed does make a difference. Find out which compass points your local TV stations are located and point your antenna there. An antenna rotater can also help improve reception.
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It will strengthen the signal that you are distributing through you house. I do not know how well it will work in your situation, but it should make marginal signals better..
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No. It will not improve the signal by itself. This device only "piggybacks" DC voltage on the coaxial cable to power a remote amplifier.
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Yes, as long as you can get a signal it will help for a stronger signal. It did for me.
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If you only have one TV it might. If you are splitting the signal, it may not help. Try it and if you don't like it, return it.
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It might. It really depends on the landscape. This antenna needs clear line of sight to get the best results. If you have mountains or big hill between you and the tower then the strength of the signal might drop. You need to experiment.
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You have to get a splitter to connect to the cable and then to the radio. So your radio has to have an external hard-wire antenna connection for this to work. It should improve the reception given that you are reasonably pointed to the radio tower with line of sight. Good luck.
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It should, if you have some coverage it should significanly improve it. The antenna works best with a ground plane and you might consider an antenna with more gain than what comes with the kit.
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The signal booster is made for outdoor antennas. I don't know if it matters which antenna you have. I use mine on my old rooftop antenna, it works for me.
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Yes. I have mine attached to a leaf antenna which is in the upstairs master bedroom. I have the signal direct into the channel master and then split to the master bedroom tv and the lower level tv. With the channel master, I gained only 1-2 additional channels. However, the signal for all the channels I got prior are solid. No more spotty reception. I will add that I am in an apartment community. Therefore, an outdoor antenna was not an option.
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Yes, I recommend it for a better signal, especially if you are splitting it to several TV's
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I agree with Charles. If the signal is strong enough, it should pick up the channel. I need to move the antenna periodically, but not that often. My antenna picks up two 7.1s and two 7.2s. I hope this helps!
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Yes I have a metal roof. There is an outside antenna that the signal is transferred from.
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I would check http://dtv.gov/maps for your area. It matters how many miles you are from the towers that send out the signal.