Can you tell me how big is the antenna (?" x ?" x ?")? Also what area does the signal cover in your instance?
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Internal antenna is 2X7X8.5 and easily covers 2000 sq ft for phone (4-5 bars). For computer air card, coverage is 500-700 sq ft with 5 - 6 bars; drops to 2 - 3 bars by edge of 2000 sq ft.
1352834
8.5 X 7 X 2 inches It covers the main salon/galley area of our boat... about 12 X 20
1352835
Antenna is about. 16 x 9 x 1 1/2".Range with two indoor antennas cover entire three story house with three or four bars. Without the amp signal would be one or nothing.
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Wilson Elec says its 8.27x7.09x1.73, I have two in my setup, both are in the attic face down on the sheetrock, under the insulation. My home is 3000sq ft, one is in each side of the house, my entire house has a good signal. Only thing to be careful of is oscillation, it will be explained in the instructions. Info to stop oscillation, put a metal baking pan over the antenna and it stops it well. I recommend the booster highly. Hope this helps.
1352837
Outside antenna is about a foot long maybe. I put mine in attic on a bracing board in front of gable vent. The inside antenna is a box maybe 8x8inches. It is upstairs and covered there but I added two more to cover each end of the house and get more bars on the phone. House is about 2600 sq feet
621587
Tammy R., Our house is about 1900 square feet, one level. It is hard to answer you question because we had about one to two bars on our phones before purchasing this antenna. But after I purchased it our signal went to 5 bars all through out the house. I did put the inside antenna in the middle of the house. It does work very well. I do hope this helps you!
2184892
My answer is the same as Dave's below - I am not certain but I believe the number of channels with use of an antenna would most likely vary by area.
1801444
I don't know how big the range is. It worked ok for me but the local stations are very close by. It probably average. It is going to depend where you live and the geography between you and the broadcast towers.
285489
I took the dish off of the mast and mounted this antenna on it. So I am using the whole length of the cable that runs through the basement across the whole house. I am not sure but at least 30-40 feet. However I noticed that the dish company has left a plugged in what appears to be a signal booster. I don't know if that matters. But I am at least 20 miles from the nearest tower and am catching 8 stations. 4 of which are junk. Installed cable recently.
195587
It's probably about four inches wide, six inches long and two inches tall, the "antenna" adds another half inch or so. The receiver is even smaller. Amazing how well these little units work for me.
857688
This is an antenna for Sirius satellite radio devices. The range should be where ever the service is offered. I found some maps to look at here: http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/f13/what-are-the-geographic-limits-of-sirius-xm-radio-reception-50700.html
115516
you may want to shop around and get better advise on that question. i bought this antenna and was really disappointed in the fact that it was only five inches high. not what i was looking for at all.
1924249
I highly recommend your own antenna if you want to get the most distance out of the transmitter. I still got a solid mile easy with it, no sound degradation. But the connector on mine was loose so if it wasn't balanced vertically it would fall over. It was about 3 feet extended, maybe 10" folded, between 1/4"-1/8" diameter. Pretty normal looking radio antenna, just used for transmitting instead of receiving. :-P Any more questions I'll try to answer, but extreme specifics I'll have to ask the guy at my church cause I gave it to them for drive in movies. :-)
6087
I could measure it but this device did not improve my reception at all even with the added wire. I would have sent it back but it wasn't worth the trouble I have never written a review and hope never to write one, but please don't waste your money on this item
950396
It is 4 feet, and works better than 6 other small antennas I have tested. I am going to test the August DTA245 when I get it in a few days.
1227642
I can't give you exact measurements because I no longer have it with me. I gave it to a friend who broke his phone. My guess is 3" x 2" x 1" with out the antenna.
664128
I don't know but I would not recommend this antenna. All of the testing I did with this antenna indicated that it decreased signal range as compared to factory antenna on my wireless access point. I took several measurements in different directions and at varying distances and in all cases the signal strength was less with this antenna.
2092185
It has a long, thin wire (antenna), about 34" long that plugs in on top of radio. Antenna didn't seem to do much good. Couldn't get many stations at work. Sound is not good. Would invest in a more expensive radio.
1300210
I think it depends upon a lot of factors: where the signal originates from, any natural barriers to the signal (buildings, trees, etc) and where you are using the antenna (indoors, outdoors, near a window, etc.). You just need to play with your setup & find that "sweet spot" for placement.
1746360
The antenna is on about a 4 - 6 inch cable. It does not seem to be too critical. I pressed this with the power cable between a microwave and counter to keep it hidden and it works fine.
1958351
I am not sure there was any information in the packaging concerning this, and I don't have the packaging anymore. Take a look at the specs on the site and see if it has any information. I will say that I am a "dead zone" and it works pretty well. Although I do still some signal loss intermittently. I also raised the antenna very high, which seems to help. Honestly, for a little more, you can get a better antenna, but it will look "ugly" above the house.