Quote from: adiemus123 on Today at 07:16:35 PM

Quote from: Count_Frackula on Today at 07:02:16 PM

I've seen outdoor enclosures for some of the popular helium miners, I suggest you purchase one of those if you want to keep it outdoors.
Aside from that, Rokland makes some nice, low-loss antenna cables that will help out if you want to keep it inside. They make a 10' cable that has only a 0.4 DBi loss, and a 16' cable with a 0.6 DBi loss. 10-15 feet (~3-5m) should be sufficient for you to keep your miner inside and the antenna outside - which would solve both of your problems. Look for MPD-400 or higher cables to stay low-loss.

MPD-400 or LMR-400 is better ? I've been advised to use LMR-400, wondering which is better now after your comment. Fairly new to helium miners, any advice is appreciated greatly.

I'm unsure of the difference. The link above shows estimated signal loss on all their cables.