Where does the power adapter plug into? The antenna itself or into an attachment that connects into the coaxial cabel?
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This antenna includes a signal amplifier that has a male coax connecter on the input end and a female coax connector on the output end. The female end can connect directly to the TV's antenna input, and the male end connects to the coax cable coming from the antenna. This inline coax signal amplifier is what uses the "power adapter" you're asking about. It's a standard small AC/DC transformer to plug into a 120v AC household outlet and it has a four-foot or so cord that plugs into the signal amplifier. The amplifier and transformer are not weatherproofed, so they can't (shouldn't) be placed anywhere, like outdoors, where they can get wet. This antenna includes a signal amplifier that has a male coax connecter on the input end and a female coax connector on the output end. The female end can connect directly to the TV's antenna input, and the male end connects to the coax cable coming from the antenna. This inline coax signal amplifier is what uses the "power adapter" you're asking about. It's a standard small AC/DC transformer to plug into a 120v AC household outlet and it has a four-foot or so cord that plugs into the signal amplifier. The amplifier and transformer are not weatherproofed, so they can't (shouldn't)... » Read More This antenna includes a signal amplifier that has a male coax connecter on the input end and a female coax connector on the output end. The female end can connect directly to the TV's antenna input, and the male end connects to the coax cable coming from the antenna. This inline coax signal amplifier is what uses the "power adapter" you're asking about. It's a standard small AC/DC transformer to plug into a 120v AC household outlet and it has a four-foot or so cord that plugs into the signal amplifier. The amplifier and transformer are not weatherproofed, so they can't (shouldn't) be placed anywhere, like outdoors, where they can get wet. « Show Less
1793513
This antenna includes a signal amplifier that has a male coax connecter on the input end and a female coax connector on the output end. The female end can connect directly to the TV's antenna input, and the male end connects to the coax cable coming from the antenna. This inline coax signal amplifier is what uses the "power adapter" you're asking about. It's a standard small AC/DC transformer to plug into a 120v AC household outlet and it has a four-foot or so cord that plugs into the signal amplifier. The amplifier and transformer are not weatherproofed, so they can't (shouldn't) be placed anywhere, like outdoors, where they can get wet.
1847570
This antenna needs to be plugged in to power the antenna to work properly. I don't get anything without the antenna being powered.
1348977
It only has the coaxial cable. Apparantly it carries power back to the antenna because that controls the rotor and powers a small led light.
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This adapter allows you to connect a 50 ohm coax from a antennae on a mast to your hand held ham /uhf/vhf radio. hope this helps. Mike M.
772757
There are two parts to the amplifier assembly. (1) mast amplifier, and (2) power supply interface/indoors amplifier. The mast amplifier mounts directly to the antenna mast, as close to the antenna as possible and connects to the antenna through an impedance matching transformer. Then the power supply interface/indoors amplifier mounts indoors, close to the television and connects to the mast amplifier through an RG-6 coax and to the television through another RG-6 coax, and also plugs into a wall outlet.The provided instructions are good.
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It's called a "PAL" connector. It is commonly used in Europe for TV antennas. I bought a PAL to F adapter (set of 5) from Amazon:5 x F Type Female Plug to TV PAL Male Coaxial Coax RF Connectors AdaptersOr you can use the push-in speaker-type connectors with or without a 75 to 300-ohm transformer.
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It goes right at the receiver. it plugs into the receiver and the coax from the dish plugs into it. It's that simple!
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One end is male the other is female. So where you would screw the coaxial cable into the box, is where you screw this device in. Then screw the cable to the device.
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A coax simply attaches to the antenna. In the image, you can see it coming in from the base. It is then snaked up the hollow aluminum pole and out the pole at the top. Then the coax is attached to the unit. Keep in mind, the antenna is also an amplifier. It must be used with a Winegard switching DC unit in the RV to power it.
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No adapter is included, but it has a jack for a 5V, 125mA coaxial-plug "wall-wart" adapter. I'm not sure the exact size of the plug, sorry, but it should be possible to find an adapter for it. The documentation doesn't seem to give the plug size, and I can't read the text, which is Chinese.
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The antenna comes with a mini power line amplifier that does require power. The amplifier is a separate unit, so it can be attached to the cable anywhere along the line. When using a single television, you can just attach the amplifier to the cable at the television since you have power at that location. If using multiple televisions, you need to attach the amplifier somewhere between the antenna and the splitter. The connecting cord for power is about 6 feet long.
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If you have cable, you hook it up just like you would any TV with the coaxial cable. If you do not have cable, you will need a coaxial adapter that will allow the leads from an antenna to be connected to a 75ohm converter to connect to the unit. The unit does not have screws for an antenna connection.
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It has a smal power plug that has coax plug on other end a short cable hooks up to junction box(missing) that has an lnlet for the power box and 2 other plug ins for going to tv and one to antenna
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You connect it to the antenna as close as possible. Mine is at the bottom of the antenna mast.
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No, it attaches by removing the screw in between the outlets holding on the cover plate and then placing an piece ofer and screwing it in with a little longer screw and then the outside casing snaps onto the piece you attached to the outlet. There is not screw in the middle of a coax to make this work.
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For me the antenna is fine, but it's connector is a coaxial standard . You should check the receiver specifications, especially resistance (usually 75 ohms) and then you can connect any standard antenna that meets those specifications.
772752
There is one component that connects to the antenna itself. That is the component without the power cord. The component with the power cord is placed about midway in the line (cable) at a point where you are able to plug it into an outlet....easy install. This unit really boosted by reception a great deal.