I want to daisy chain 2 of these to make it 100 ft, will it work? Or will the signal drop?
1365456
It depends... Straight to a cable box with a IR input it will work. But to a IR emitter it didn't work for me. Too long.
1365457
It will work fine should not be any signal drop that you would notice. I have used two to make a 100' run in installations with no problems.
747279
Yes, I used CAT 5 wire to run the signal 75Ft. It does not work. I purchased Nextronics instead which work fine for this distance.
96616
You could daisy chain these if you have some electrical experience. You'd need to purchase 3 sets to make it work.
811953
Absolutely. Just be careful not to bunch up the signal in the bungee itself, otherwise you'll lose connection randomly.
2188947
I'm not sure if you meant 100 ft or 1000ft; I assume you meant 100ft. I'm currently running two 100ft connections with no loss of signal. My service is 75mbs/75mbs and I am able to successfully stream Netflix, Amazon, etc with no issues.
643336
I had mine hooked up briefly to a webcam and it worked just fine, but I do not know if it will work with two daisy chained together though.
569145
It will pick up signal from a home 500 ft away, but it depends on different factors such as: topography, surrounding vegetation, and others. If it is a flat and clear area you should have no problem getting signal, but i cannot guarantee 3 bars.
485248
I agree with the others. Splitting the signal will reduce the strength but you can try the one to see. The product is definitely worth a try for the initial cost.
1381932
If you are wondering if you can daisy chain 2 of these units the answer is yes.
657123
I have no idea but usually these types of things dont draw much power. of course you would need both the receiver and dish and of course the 2 would draw more than one but once the dish is found the signal I would think its power draw would be minimal. Would be interested to know though.
2201388
I'd say 1/2 mile is pushing it, especially with a few hundred feet of trees. If you don't see results with one unit, purchase another and bridge them, that way you'll be sure to get a signal.
1301902
My balun feeds off a splitter. Incoming signal split with one cable going to cable box and the other cable hooked to balun and converted to Cat5e cable. Approx. 75ft run to second balun attached to second cable box. I would think it should work if signal is split from a coax cable prior to be connected to cable or satellite box. Mine works great and the Cat5e can be tucked between baseboard and carpet out of sight. Makes a nice install.
2149862
Yes....just make sure the one you buy is a 1 input to 2 output model....I bought 2 because I didn't check and the signal doesn't work backwards. ...otherwise works ok
758934
I don't think it will work. Not sure the unit has enough power to "signal" an entire chain link fence.
654872
I have 3 daisy chained. I think it said 5. If I can find the instructions I will let you know.
1932804
Yes these do deliver great signal. I have set some as far as a mile apart and it about like having an Ethernet cable connecting you to the remote device. Just make sure to read the setup wiki on ubiquiti's website otherwise it can be a hassle. If you read it though it is very simple.
410317
The connection will be weak at best. To do it right use the HAWNR3 router in the brick bldg and us a HW2R1 repeater in the concrete block bldg. Then install a directional antenna on the exterior of each bldg and aim them at each other. This the configuration I use for a 275' distance and it works great!