Marine VHF antennas have not changed much since VHF radios were adopted by recreational boaters in the 1960s. We have seen improved durability and materials, optimized transmission and reception range ...

Perhaps you’ve had occasion (or will soon) to put up a directional antenna on a tower — say for example, an antenna for a translator or booster. Many times this type of antenna is an “array” made up ...

It’s safe to say we're always looking for ways to make our WiFi faster and more stable everywhere in our homes. And there are a few methods you can try—from moving your router out of a corner to ...

To solve poor in-building cellular service, building owners have increasingly turned to distributed antenna systems as a way to ensure both coverage and capacity. But with different variations of DAS ...

With the explosion in cell phones, WiFi, Bluetooth, and other radio technologies, the demand for antennas is increasing. Everything is getting smaller and even wearable, so traditional antennas are ...

Installing an outdoor antenna is an easy way to stretch your entertainment dollars. Most homeowners can legally install an outdoor antenna, as long as it does not reach more than 12 feet above the ...

There was a time when big antennas topped everyone’s home. It was the crown to your roof, helping ensure the best picture at that time. Boy how things have changed both in picture quality, we’re not ...

You'll need a digital antenna if you want to watch free local TV channels at home. Buying one is a bit of a minefield, ...

We often assume that more means better, but this is not always true in the world of technology. If you are going to get internet installed at home and are thinking that installing a router with more ...