Do we need to do something else besides to the installation? e.g. signing contract with service provide. Will my neighbors benefits from my antenna?
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Nothing else needs to be done. Just set it up per the simple instructions. ..that's it. The effective range is only 10 to 30 ft so your neighbors will not benefit from it.
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NO just install and enjoy better reception....the range is limited. ....mine has about a 40 foot circle.
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No contract required. This is a piece of hardware only. Neighbors won't benefir unless they are in the room with you.
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if your old cable is working fine, then all you need to do is connect it to the new antenna. It doesn't come with a new cable.
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It's very easy, it's basically like setting up any wifi router just point it to the internet and it works. The best part of these antennas is when you add another antenna you just press the adopt button in the software and it's configured.
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I'm guessing you're in a menu that allows you to select a source for your incoming signal. If so, it looks like it may be set to CABLE. You will want to switch or select ANTENNA.
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I have not changed the antenna on the unit. Why would you? Attempting to get broader coverage? Suggest experimenting with location of the Hawking Extender and the base router. Perhaps you need a more powerful router. You can add an additional Hawking Extender to increase the coverage. I have tried several extenders and this Hawking unit is the best I found for the price.
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Yes, you can do this, if you are within range of Wifi or someone with internet service that will give you their password to log on too. I live in RV parks, and other places, and without my antenna, I wouldn't have service. At this very moment, I am running off the office secure system, but they gave me the password. This antenna is very simple to use. It does come with a dvd disc that you have to download for the app. It is compatiable with windows 7 or 8.
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We did. My high performance gets about 30 channels in my area. My son's (in the same house) extreme antenna gets 2-3 more channels and is more solid on some of the channels that are a little shaky on mine. Although the extreme is an improvement, I personally wouldn't pay double for it (although I probably would have been willing to pay $10 more for it), but that's up to you.
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No - you have to provide it yourself. I dumped this antenna as it did not pick up stations only 35 miles away. Replaced with a "Lava" style that cost a lot less and works a lot better.
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I have mine hooked up to cable. I need to move in the included antenna to receive good radio reception.
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I'm using DirecTV with mine so I'm not sure if you'll require an antenna to receive the local channel feed.
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Concur with previous comments. Best to mount it outdoor, chimney mount, using pipe, some strapping, and the brackets that come with the antenna.
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You need to verify you have a good TV antenna connection at your new location and also verify you have a good network connection. There is really not enough detail in your statement to troubleshoot this problem.
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I use mind on a outdoor antenna, improved my signal by 10 times. It should work for you.
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I just wanted to confirm what Jeffrey said as I have done exactly that. I installed my antenna in my attic and ran a cable down from it to the box outside my home where all the cables come together. I then disconnected the cable coming from the road and connected the antenna cable. Done. I had a strong over-the-air signal being broadcast to all my TVs.If you are planning to keep your internet access through your cable provider, you'll want to do one extra step. Use a signal detector to find out which cable in the box outside is connected to the terminator being used by your cable modem. Then, take your cable provider's line (coming from the road) and connect it straight into that cable. I just wanted to confirm what Jeffrey said as I have done exactly that. I installed my antenna in my attic and ran a cable down from it to the box outside my home where all the cables come together. I then disconnected the cable coming from the road and connected the antenna cable. Done. I had a strong over-the-air signal being broadcast to all my TVs.If you are planning to keep your internet access through your cable provider, you'll want to do one extra step. Use a signal detector to find out which cable in the box outside is connected to the terminator being used by your... » Read More I just wanted to confirm what Jeffrey said as I have done exactly that. I installed my antenna in my attic and ran a cable down from it to the box outside my home where all the cables come together. I then disconnected the cable coming from the road and connected the antenna cable. Done. I had a strong over-the-air signal being broadcast to all my TVs.If you are planning to keep your internet access through your cable provider, you'll want to do one extra step. Use a signal detector to find out which cable in the box outside is connected to the terminator being used by your cable modem. Then, take your cable provider's line (coming from the road) and connect it straight into that cable. « Show Less
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if its available in your area it will definitely come in. outside antenna helps tremendously.
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The antenna that comes with is is an indoor antenna. You will need outdoor antenna for outdoor use. The antenna supplied will not hold up to the outdoor elements. The system works flawless. It has exceeded my expectations.
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Hello,I installed mine over a year ago and it works amazing up here in the mountains even with a steel building. I have 5 bars on my phone through out my 7,000 sq ft structure. As I remember I had to call Wilson and ask which antenna would be best for my system. I purchased whatever they told me to get...and it works awesome. If you are wondering...definitely call Wilson for your particular installation and location.