Can you use a indoor antenna. I do not see a antenna jack
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Mine has the exterior antenna on my RV plugged in. The plug is the same connector for an interior or exterior antenna. The coax connection has been plugged into RV parks as well with good reception. It does use a coax connection and not a flat wire that connects with screws.
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Hi The antenna input is the coaxial on the bottom back part of the TV.All TV's have an antenna jack input.Thank you for choosing The Wires Zone.
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Indoor antenna's are not color coded. There are too many variables that effect reception inside a building. You'll need to get an outdoor antenna if you want to guarantee it'll work for you. For what it's worth, I'm using the antenna in a yellow zone.
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Yes, you can. Depending on your location, the reception will vary. The website - antennaweb.org/ - can tell you what type of antenna to look for, to work in your area to get certain channels. I have a pair of these http://www.amazon.com/RCA-ANT111-Basic-Indoor-Antenna/dp/B000HKGK8Y/ref=dp_cp_ob_e_title_1 that work well for my purpose, but I do have to move it around every now and then when the signal breaks up.
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Yes I can, but I use over-the-air antenna, and go through the antenna for my separate channels (all two of them).
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If you need an outdoor antenna I don`t think an indoor antenna will be strong enough. I had a flat thing too and the rca one is so much better as far as the picture goes but picking up channels it isn`t so good. I wish you luck.
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I dont know, i thought i was ordering a wifi repeater but got an access point and i did not see a place to hook the external antenna to the unit.
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I experimented with another Phillips antenna I had lying around MANT510 that I purchased from Walmart some time ago. It works well but the TV antenna connection will only accept the coax cable that you just slide in and the connection is very short. You need to find a coax that doesn't have plastic around the connection. I suspect any indoor antenna would work. Hope this helps
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You will need an out door antenna as well as a indoor antenna or a direct connect. Mine was too stong even on low settings. So I returned the amp. hope this helps
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I'm not sure what indoor/outdoor antenna you are referring to. The radio comes with a 4" antenna for WiFi connection, or you can use an Ethernet cable to connect to your home internet network. This is only an internet-connected radio - it does not receive a satellite signal. You also need a SiriusXM internet subscription.
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You might want to try a cheap amplified antenna. I live in an area where the signals are all weak and got nothing until I connected an indoor amplified antenna and now I get all the stations available.
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There is a mini plug in on the antenna...kind of like headphones . Look on your MiFi, there should be a hole that it will fit into. I didn't notice the one on mine until my son pointed it out to me. The hole may be covered...like your power plug-in slot is.
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I'm not sure, but we added a digital indoor antenna. Just an inexpensive one
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If you have the right equipment for the antenna to go into, then I don't see why not. However I didn't see a spot to directly plug one in if that was your question.
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Hi Jo. I tried 3-4 of the indoor guys. Not. We live right on the ocean, with Mt. Soledad blocking the world. We use the internet for a lot of our music, and also enjoy stuff not on the internet. So fairly inexpensively, I got an aluminum tower for one of the back balconies, and a big 28 dollar antenna. Works, A -. Search the net for the antennas. There are tons of suppliers. Mostly in the southern states.
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I see no reason why it could not be used with an indoor or an outdoor antenna, providing the output from the antenna is a coaxial cable. It will amplify the signal it receives; if the signal from the indoor antenna is weak, there is less input to amplify. I use it with an outdoor omnidirectional digital antenna, and it allows me to get better reception than I got without the amplifier from stations whose signal the antenna receives.
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Yes, but the location and signal acquisition of your indoor antenna will affect your results. My antenna is in a window that faces most local broadcast sources with few buildings in between. If I were in a different location where buildings blocked my antenna from the broadcast sources the quality of my results would be dramatically reduced. So, you will see some improvement, but your results may not achieve your expectations, nor will your results achieve the impossible.
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Yes. you can use it, minus the antenna, however I strongly recommend you use the attachedantenna, for better frequency and performance.