It's an outside antenna, then I plug the other end of the booster in the house. What I don't understand is the connections outside on the pole. What goes to what? The booster wire connects to the antenna then down to the booster. Does it go to the in or the out side? Then does the coax go on the other connection that goes into the house? I need to know the correct way because we will be raising it 30 feet into the air, then it will be too late to change it.
If your unit didn't come with directions, I would look up the manual for it on the manufacturer's website, or call their technical assistance hotline. Both should be listed on the antenna's packaging.
You have an "in" and an "out" and a power supply, right? If you don't have a power supply just connect it close to the antenna (you'll need a short cable) Is your antenna outside or inside?
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I have never seen a booster. don't think there is one. Get cable or get the 39 dollar one you stick on your window.
Hate to sound like I'm brushing you off, but follow the directions that come with the booster.
Is this an outside antenna or inside? If its inside, I think its just cheaper to get a more powerful antenna, I checked with guy in the store to recommend the strongest for my rural area.... but they also make a booster kit that needs to have electric plug ... http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=29266416&KPID=17510303&cid=CAPLA:G:Shopping_-_Catch_All_-_DT&pla=pla_17510303&k_clickid=33a595da-fe06-4e02-b3d4-9f982708a6a9&gclid=CjwKCAjwgvfOBRB7EiwAeP7ehhz1WcLnBrnKxD5oZJKnH-K38NLWr8mQ6h3czki5NNPV6fY0gGeuVBoCoDIQAvD_BwE
And they make stronger amplified outside antennas.... https://www.walmart.com/ip/180-Mile-HDTV-1080p-Outdoor-Amplified-HD-TV-Antenna-Digital-UHF-VHF-FM-Radio-US-180-Miles/766056717?affp1=DlmXQN_0jagk93N_jCk5j9J10cEmBt3FiI4GAwTLe2A&affilsrc=api&u1=BRshop-f05651b03daef79f08edc8e023ec89d2b9a02e48-MTAyMDE3&oid=223073.1&wmlspartner=7EscEsKu1sE&sourceid=16853512250268761869&affillinktype=10&veh=aff
You have an "in" and an "out" and a power supply, right? If you don't have a power supply just connect it close to the antenna (you'll need a short cable) Is your antenna outside or inside?