Can this LNB be damaged if the coax cable is unscrewed while the receiver is on?
1354190
As far as I Know, this LNB won't be damaged. From my experience, I have done this several times and have had no problem.
594882
Yes, the antenna is detachable (it unscrews). I don't know the format (SMA, reverse polarity SMA, etc).
2175289
I've had this receiver for about two weeks and never heard of this. It is most likely an isolated incident as I have not heard any problems like this on other forums.
1146786
You connect this via the coax input on your TV. If that's broken, you won't be able to connect this or any other antenna. Your only choice is an external digital converter or cable box.
1761128
Usage outdoors is acceptable with care to protect coax connecters as you would any other coax connections in your system. Moisture can eventually corrode connections and lower your signal if not protected.
347640
Does the Axion have the capability of connecting a coaxial cable if you don't want to use the antenna?
824375
Sounds like that's the cable box. My bf's box goes out all the time. The cable company should swap it out free of charge.
962883
I have not experienced any reception problems on any of the three units I own. But here are a couple things to be aware of.1. Coax cables are fragile. Be careful to not pull them out during installation.2. If you leave your device powered on (like I do), interacting with an iphone can cause the device to intermittently detect sound such as button clicks and attempt to play the sound on your radio and thereby disconnecting the antenna. To avoid this, you can use the power switch that comes with the product, use the TransitBlu app to disable it, turn off Bluetooth, or remove Bluetooth pairing. I have not experienced any reception problems on any of the three units I own. But here are a couple things to be aware of.1. Coax cables are fragile. Be careful to not pull them out during installation.2. If you leave your device powered on (like I do), interacting with an iphone can cause the device to intermittently detect sound such as button clicks and attempt to play the sound on your radio and thereby disconnecting the antenna. To avoid this, you can use the power switch that comes with the product, use the TransitBlu app to disable it, turn off Bluetooth, or remove... » Read More I have not experienced any reception problems on any of the three units I own. But here are a couple things to be aware of.1. Coax cables are fragile. Be careful to not pull them out during installation.2. If you leave your device powered on (like I do), interacting with an iphone can cause the device to intermittently detect sound such as button clicks and attempt to play the sound on your radio and thereby disconnecting the antenna. To avoid this, you can use the power switch that comes with the product, use the TransitBlu app to disable it, turn off Bluetooth, or remove Bluetooth pairing. « Show Less
387510
I don't know about that, Lou. I ran mine through the hole with the coax. I think that it would probably interfere with the mounting plates for the dish but didn't try so don't take that as the gospel.
578235
Yes, it just amplifies the signal coming in through the coax. It does not change it.
1735614
sure, just disconnect both ends of the cable and connect the transmitter device to one end. One clip to the center conductor, one clip to the shield or the connector. this will put a signal on the line and you should be able to hear the tone on the other end. Just make sure there isn't a TV or such connected to it. You won't get a strong signal. And, because Coax is a shielded cable you'll only be able to read the center conductor.
1921480
Not sure if it allows unattenuated signal through but when unplugged I still get some stronger stations. My guess is that there is at least a little attenuation of the original signal with LOP.
1146785
Well you can get a replacement end at Radio Shack and fix it. It's just two wire connections to the coax port.
1986019
The small adapter hs a coax connection also and will gice you a pass or fail on the coax connections.
535025
Check the LNB rotation. Also, I noticed that for some transponders, changing the LNB frequency gets the quality going.
1049306
That happened to me. I unplugged the sub plug and coaxial cable for half an hour. Plugged the sub into the outlet and then the coaxial plug into the reciever. I turned the reciever on and it was good. Make sure you check your settings that te subwoofer was on. (Onkyo states that sometimes the static from the cable and reciever can make it shut off) hope this helps.
1604682
Probably has, why not? Coax is just an RF pipe. I'm using it for 0 - 30 mHz receive only.