Has anyone used this indoors with good results? I must put mine in my attic.
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8 use it outside but with an amp, but I also have an indoor Terkantenna that is just as good...also use an amp.Have mine outside but have a Terk m inside with an amp and is just as good.
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When I used it for analog TV, it had to be on the roof with an amplifier at the antenna. When I got a digital TV, I checked to see how many channels I could get on the roof. I found I could get them all with the antenna indoors on the ground floor. Some are 75 miles away.
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I've had decent luck with this antenna indoors. It's a bit unsightly, but it's handy to be able to point this directional antenna as needed; however I did finally put it in the attic and got much better results. I also replaced this single grid antenna with the double grid version and got noticeably better results.
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As a general rule, the higher you put it the better the results will be. If your home has metal siding like mine, the siding will actually block some signal strength, so getting it into the attic is recommended.
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Yes. I mounted it in the attic and it works well. Our local stations' transmitters are pretty closely clustered and about 35 miles away (in Raleigh). I recommend the use of a compass (phone app works) and zip ties to get the antenna pointed just right.
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Yes I have used it in my house for the past month or two. Had regular problems before, none since.
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I've been using mine outdoors. No issues what so ever. I'm guessing it would be fine to use indoors as well.
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Yes it works very well inside a house and that is where mine is. I guess it all depends on where you live.
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Works great outdoors, indoors would make sure vented properly. We use propane and i would not use propane inside, too dangerous
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This particular fan is mainly sold, designed, & intended for crawl space use. Although it's possible that it might work in an attic,there is a better alternative. Both Lowe's & I believe that Home Depot might carry exactly what is specifically designed for attic use. Lowe's carries both gable mounted & through the roof fans that have both a thermostat & a humidistat for removing heat or humidity from the attic. Normally the thermostat is set somewhere between 90 & 100 degrees & the humidistat is set somewhere between 60 & 70 percent. Both adjustments can be changed to suit the user & particular conditions in your attic. I have a through the roof model in one house & a gable mounted fan in the other & both do a fantastic job! The gable mounted fan is a little easier to install. I think either one of these fans would-be a better choice & do a better job than a crawl space fan! I hope this information has been helpful to you.
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Yes, it works very well indoors. If you have a lot of rooms, you will want more than one. Put one in common areas, and move the other one into the room where you are spending some time
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It all depends on how large a space you have indoors. I've thought about trying it inside, but haven't yet.
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Funny you should ask... we actually have it in our upstairs bonus/family room right now! It works great inside on carpet. I advise moving hard furniture away from the area in case they fall, but otherwise it is a great indoor winter way to burn off some steam for the kids.
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I've used mine in my attic but I have 2 neighbors who use theirs outside and we all have had excellent results. I sometimes use peanut butter and sometimes use bacon with dog food. So far last winter I got 5 rats. Now I'm going to put it outside in a protected area and hope I get the squirrels that rob my pecan and almond trees.
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I had good luck with it in my attic; however, it is not made of weather resistant materials, so I would not try it outside.
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It could be, don't know that it would work as good. I hooked it up inside just to try it and it didn't work great. Not sure what it would work like in the attic, maybe it would of been ok. I reLly needed to get the height because of trains and semis.
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I have mine on top of a freezer on a back porch and it appears to have gotten rid of the squirrels in the ceiling. I believe it would be powerful enough to do what you want. I don't have any wide-open areas such as an open attic, but I would think it would work as well as it has for me on my back porch. You may be to move it around to get to specific areas, but that's my assessment.
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I have mine in the attic and it is working very well. it's working much better than the old much larger antenna that I had up there.
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Nope. This said, however, it really isn't meant for *true* indoor use. Garage or construction zone, sure, but keep it out of the living room.
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It's not too bad. I run it on fan speed of 3 which is plenty to humidify the house. I do have it in a room that is not normally occupied though. I don't think you'd want to have it sitting next to you in your living room or bedroom. We have a wood stove and this unit is well worth a little humming noise to generate some humidity in the house. We love it!
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Ours (both of them) arrived cracked from Amazon, so honestly I wouldn't recommend for indoor or out. We kept one because temperature was around 0 degrees F. and it was kind of an emergency. It is kept outdoors under an awning of shed and has seemed to work fine.