Any signal loss with this 100 foot cable which I need to comnplete my set up?
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My cable is only 20 feet long. Sorry, I can't help you on a 100 ft. It seems like a good cable..
2138949
Ideally get rid of all the splitters and use something like this instead "PCT 8 Port Bi-Directional Cable TV Splitter Signal Booster/Amplifier with Active Return Zero Signal Loss and VoIP Telephone Bypass", and power it directly using the power port. Be sure to trace your cable and get rid of any extraneous splitters.
1907985
I have 100 on mine, however the company states that you can go up to 200 without having to purchase a bigger power supply. Its not the length, it's the power needed to push the signal that length.
125751
Not sure about this, working for my Laptop but signal drops when I move my Laptop to another room in my apartment
943436
I wouldn't use over a 7dbi to send signal! Never more then a 5 to 7dbi antenna to send. Then you need to know if your connection is a RP-SMA or what before buying. If you need more help let me know I am a pro in these matters. Mike
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hey thanks for the reply. Do I need to buy another cable to make the connection ?
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I've had the 100' cable working for probably close to a year now. It has never failed to work. Make sure you haven't reversed the cable recently since it will only boost signal in one direction.
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I didn't notice any loss with a preamp downstream. Both antennas feed in and the preamp is downstream of that on my system and it works fine for me. I used the same length lead from antenna to preamp and a very short cable from the combiner to the preamp. Hope this helps.
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Short answer, yes. The is no shielding for the signal on UTP wire. For anything over 150' you would want to use a RG59 cable, if you need the powerlines, then get RG59 Siamese cable. that will get you up to about 300-500 feet, you can typically go up to about 1800' if you run RG6.
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Try connecting it with a different cable to see if the 100' cable is bad. Try different ports if you have a multiport POE injector. While I'm no expert, I would also recommend using solid copper CAT6 cable for a run that long. I have this camera on a long run of solid CAT6 and it works perfect.
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I don't think 80 ft is going to affect performance on this. As other reader said, 100 meters is supposedly the range on POE. I have POE devices over 100 ft that work fine.
2130444
No they do not. Signal loss is very little if any. Make sure tool used to make connection is used correctly as well as the stripping of the cable wire. Hope this is helpful.
822804
Past cable tech trainer for years. Signal loss over RG-6 over 100Ft is -6 dB @ 900 Mhz. Running 300' you are losing -18 dB. Might want to upgrade to RG-11 Less loss, nominally. -5.4 dB at 900 Mhz over 100'
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I have not had any trouble losing signals on the 50' cable. I did have problems with a "cheap" hdmi splitter that I returned to Walmart and then purchasedanother from Best Buys for around $ 85.00. I do notice that when the bonus room tv is on and I turn on the kitchen tv, the bonus room goes out for a second, but comes back on.
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The wire size is not stamped or laser imprinted on the outside insulation jacket of the cable, my best guess is somwhere between 18 Awg and 22Awg. If you need to know exact you might want to get in touch with blue rigger. I do know that 50 foot runs are awful long and you need to consider signal loss as a possible issue, if you do have signal loss try using a signal booster. Thanks
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I have not noticed any signal loss. I have 2 different televisions I am comparing though. One 6 ft away is a Sony 55" LCD, and the other with the 50 ft cable is an older Toshiba 42" plasma.
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Agree with the above. First need to be sure signal is going through the cable. Make sure that the source is set to optical out.