TV Antenna Booster - Jack Antenna
I have just switched my old batwing antenna for a new Jack digital antenna, and I only have one single coax leading from the existing winegard booster, to the jack antenna. I am not getting any tv si...
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I checked my wall mounted winegard power supply/booster, and I was unable to find any numbers on it at all. I took it off the wall, and I couldn't find any numbers on the back side.
The only thing on the back was several coax connectors, a small circuit board, and the power wires.
Also, on the front, is a small on/off switch, and the green light comes on when it is activated.
I have not been able to measure any voltage from the output coax on the front, and the green light is on, so I assume power is getting to the supply itself.
I would also rule out the fuse issue, since there is power on the green light. Could this power supply/booster unit be bad?
Also, Does it sound like this type power supply would power the Jack antenna, or would I need to replace it with a different type?
There is also a red LED up on the Jack antenna head that is supposed to light if it is powered up, but apparently there is no power getting to it.
Other thoughts??
The only thing on the back was several coax connectors, a small circuit board, and the power wires.
Also, on the front, is a small on/off switch, and the green light comes on when it is activated.
I have not been able to measure any voltage from the output coax on the front, and the green light is on, so I assume power is getting to the supply itself.
I would also rule out the fuse issue, since there is power on the green light. Could this power supply/booster unit be bad?
Also, Does it sound like this type power supply would power the Jack antenna, or would I need to replace it with a different type?
There is also a red LED up on the Jack antenna head that is supposed to light if it is powered up, but apparently there is no power getting to it.
Other thoughts??
