Problem with Jack antenna
Ok need some help. I turn on the Jack by turning on the amplifier button in the cabinet and turn on the switch on the Jack. All blue lights are lit and no matter how far I move the actuator in either ...
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Now that... Is a new one on me.. The MiFi uses two different frequencies well removed from television channels. I have Never had any interaction between either my Cell Phone (Which is also a WI-Fi Hot spot) or a Verizon Jet Pack I used for a month. and my televions, and when I was using the Jet Pack TV reception was, to say the least, very subject to interference (Minimum usable signal strength, no signal at all if I did not have a full blown Batwing, complete with wingman and sensar pro, like 1000 times better than a Jack).
BUT.. possible it is..
ONE thing I do notice......
Cell phone handshakes with the towers from time to time (normal operation) and if the phone is too close to an AUDIO device (Example, if I'm using AUX-IN on my dash radio to play a Mini-Disc) the cables, which are not always that well shielded, pick up the phone's handshake.
It may be your coax cable is low quality or a connector is loose allowing this to happen.. Many companies use only RG-59 and lowest bidder at that epically for the antenna lines.. QUALITY RG-6 gives better shielding (you want double if not quad shield) and stronger signals (less loss) at ALL frequencies.
But replacing the existing cables... NOT an easy job.
BUT.. possible it is..
ONE thing I do notice......
Cell phone handshakes with the towers from time to time (normal operation) and if the phone is too close to an AUDIO device (Example, if I'm using AUX-IN on my dash radio to play a Mini-Disc) the cables, which are not always that well shielded, pick up the phone's handshake.
It may be your coax cable is low quality or a connector is loose allowing this to happen.. Many companies use only RG-59 and lowest bidder at that epically for the antenna lines.. QUALITY RG-6 gives better shielding (you want double if not quad shield) and stronger signals (less loss) at ALL frequencies.
But replacing the existing cables... NOT an easy job.
