TV Aerial, 1byone Paper Thin Indoor HDTV Aerial with Excellent Performance for Digital Freeview and Analog TV Signals, VHF/UHF/FM, Window Aerial, Soft Design，4M Cable

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I had tried both to move them in different parts of the window but the signal was more or less the same. I turned off the amplifier and sure enough, the other channels I was missing were detected without moving the antenna. We found the One for All picked up all the channels available in our area, with more consistent HD reception than the cheaper, unamplified models.

The sticker after a while will not be able to stick on the window and after leaving it a while at the window it will leave a mark which I don’t know if I will be able to clean.Pour la grosse dépense de 10€, sans aucun effort particulier, j'ai soudainement 46 chaines au lieu de 0. Jetzt überlege ich, ob ich demnächst mein Kabel Fernsehen abmelde und mir stattdessen das freenet TV Abo kaufe. My local channels are all "LOS -- Line of site" so I will aim the new antennas at the visible tower [8 miles away]. Ich hatte mich immer gefragt, ob bei uns der Empfang des neuen Digital terrestrischem Fernsehen (DVB T2) möglich ist oder nicht (also ob die Signal Qualität ausreichend ist um die Sender in HD zu empfangen, da wir etwas außerhalb von einer Großstadt wohnen.

A sound bar brings a high-quality sound boost straight into your living room for epic at-home movie nights. I simply attached the shorter end of the cable to the ANT/IN port on the back of the television; I connected the other end to the flat antenna. YOU will not receive 30-50-100 channels UNLESS the towers are near you and are not obstructed by mountains/terrain etc. I dont want a monstrous thing, it's used infrequently, and don't want one that breaks up, frustratingly, all the time. Given this aerial’s small size and design, we were braced for poor performance, but the August actually picked up the same set of channels as the 1byone aerial and was slightly less fussy about positioning.We will take care of your issue immediately and help to solve any problems you may come across while using our aerial. When selecting an antenna, it is suggested to know how far (distance in a straight line) to the television broadcast tower. It will also attach to the roof of a vehicle, which makes it a good choice for travelling – but note that it’s not weatherproof in any way, so you’ll need to keep an eye on the sky if you want to use it in the great outdoors.

I was excited to get the 50 mile range antenna as a gift however it does not pick up all of the local network affiliate channels. When I turn the amplifier off, I can't receive many of the stations, but can receive all of the major networks and about 40 channels total with the amplifier turned on.However the position of son's TV, it'll be major upheaval and drilling to get to do would rather for now just not and try a indoor. Ideally would prefer not to have another mains connection required, or is this a must, or maybe run from the USB on the TV? We rely so heavily on the streaming and catch-up services available on smart TVs that aerials are an afterthought for most. I bought it for a 19" TV, in a small downstairs room, which is in an alcove on a dividing wall between my neighbours and me. If you’re a long way from the transmitter, or if there are a lot of obstructions in your area, an amplifier can help you pick up channels that you’d otherwise miss out on, and ensure you get a clear picture and audio, free of blocky artefacts and glitches.