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Probably not because of the higher frequency of the wifi. The amp would probably squelch the wifi . Antenna signals are in the50 to 200 mega hertz . Wifi runs either 2 or 5 giga hertz. You need a wifi extender to work with your router on the house side. The cable companies modem should be sufficient on the cable side. If not your in deep trouble.

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Can it take two antennas and combine their signals and amplify. How many dBm amplification.

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In your scenario this would not work. It is engineered specifically for one input and boosting 4 out. Stack your antennas with a standard two to one splitter then amplify the signal!

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Yes but you need to get a two way splitter then connect the two antennas then connect a wire and connect it to the amplifier
You need to separate the antennas about 2 feet apart. The higher up you are the better the reception and put them in a window.

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Does the indicator light supposed to stay red or blink? Mine blinks...

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Steady red on mine

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It should stay red. Make sure the adapter is plugged in all the way - it isn't very secure and that could cause it to blink.

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I currently have 3 TV's connected to my outdoor antenna, I am using an antenna booster as well, I want to add 3 more TV's to my system, will this mini drop amplifier suffice.

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That depends on the length of the additional coaxial runs you need to run to connect the additional televisions. I would recommend something that is going to give you more than a 4 dB gain. In your situation, I would probably recommend the following which should take care of all your current and future needs: Antennas Direct - 8-Output HDTV Distribution Amplifier - Copper
Model:CDA8 SKU:6334319

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Yes, this unit will connect 3 outputs to the same input.

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5 years, 2 months ago

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Will this splitter work on a direct tv swim system if you don’t plug in the power unit?

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no it will not work on the swim system. you will have to run a separate line for the antenna

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Will this help my Mohu Sky HDTV multidirectional antenna? Antenna doesn't always hold the same # of channels. The channels that do come in varies on a regular basis. The run is about 30 ft. The antenna is located in the attic about 30 ft ftom the ground.

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Yes. I have the same type of antenna mounted on the outdoor wall of my condo balcony. My condo Home Owner's Association forbids the use of rooftop antennas. Initially, the signal from the Mohu Sky HDTV antenna was OK, but not great. I experimented, and discovered that the included Moho "Amplifier" actually made my TV find "Fewer" HD channels during a scan. I ended up replacing the included Moho "Amplifier" with the Rocketfish "Cable Amplifier". I did another scan. 57 HD channels, NO "Pixilating", and Great Sound. This was MY experience. You might need to experiment, and find the best combination for your TV.

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That sounds like my situation, and this product didn't do the job for me. It was never made to do that. You can't put a 4-way splitter on your outdoor garden spigot and expect it to boost poor water pressure. This situation is similar.

I returned this Mini-Drop, then got a Winegard Boost XT (model LNA-200). That amplified the signal when the antenna first received it, and it solved the problem beautifully. No more weak signals from local stations.

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FM radio frequensies.

You say this works for UHF/VHF_/FM signals. I have an FM omnidirectional roof antenna for my FM stereo radio. Will / can this splitter give me a better / stronger signal to my FM receiver? I live in HEMET, CA. Riverside County area, 92543 to be exact. Please help.

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This model will take the signal from your antenna and split it into four outputs. The outputs will be amplified meaning that you will get a stronger signal from the antenna. If the signal will be better than what you are experiencing now will depend on how close the broadcast is and how well the antenna is capturing that signal.

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Connecting a cable router

Most suggestions seem to instruct you to split off the cable router from where the caber enters the house with a two slitter before you add additional spliter. In fact that was my set up, I had a spliter with 3db going to my router and 7db going to a four way spliter. I was getting error from FIOS TV that it was not getting data input. I move my router to one of the RF-G1179 outputs. It seems to be working. On another output, I had one of two TIVOs connected. I seemed to have been getting too much signal, so I moved that connection to a 7db connected behind the RFG1179, and that seems to be working, Comments?

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Anytime there is a spitter involved the signal strength is divided. Take into consideration what you're trying to achieve best to draw out on paper (so you can remember the configuration) then connect and check Signal strength.
As far as too strong of a signal for your device no such thing.

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Try not to use to many spliters. This nice amplifier has four outs. Connect quality Rg6 cables to them and send them to four of your components. That way you will get the most even and greatest data to your tv's and other devices that have and receive coaxial cable inputs.

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