así que ahí mismo la dejé y no he tenido que moverla ni hacer nada más,desde ese día se acabaron los problemas con la antena,no pensé que habría tanta diferencia con otras antenas que he tenido. True, One for All’s own SV9430 will give you similar results for a lot less, but the SV9494 is about as cool and high-tech as an aerial can get. It’s something you will appreciate if you’ve ever wasted hours twisting an old-school coat hanger aerial around, desperately trying to get a decent picture. Please note that over-the-air reception is dependent upon geographic and environmental factors and we cannot guarantee reception in all conditions. For flatscreen HDTVs, please check the TV's manual to make sure the TV has a built-in tuner for receiving over-the-air broadcast, and make sure this tuner can receive HD signals or else it will not be able to receive and watch HD channels.

Ich habe sie an meinen Samsung Fernseher angeschlossen und den Sendersuchlauf gestartet (siehe Foto). There are four main types of indoor TV aerial to choose from; which one’s right for you will depend on your proximity to the transmitter and how you want to situate the aerial in your home. Then relocate it back to bedroom and make a simple dipole from a bit of coax and a TV plug: by pulling the centre core (approx 4 inches or 10 cm long) out of a hole made in the outer braid . You can try to adjust the antenna location (like mounting it on a wall) but it could just be your location if it doesn't work.Tick the box and plug in your address here Digital UK - Coverage checker it then gives you your most likely transmitter(s) a direction relative to North and distance in kilometres. The premium coaxial cable consists of a solid centre conductor, dielectric insulation, 3 layers of aluminium shielding and durable PVC outer layer. Of course the actual reception depends on the distance of your television from the broadcast tower, local terrain, and home surroundings. It’s a strong performer, though, with a built-in 3G/4G filter, and it couldn’t be easier to set up and use.

If you want an amplifier, think about getting a standalone one, rather than one that’s built directly into the aerial. These are good at picking up weaker signals over long distances, but need to be positioned with care and pointed towards the transmitter. 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. They mention that it is so thin and light it slips through the letterbox, and it doesn't look unsightly or overbearing next to their TV. Antenna reception and picture quality may also be affected by local terrain and obstructions such as hills, mountains, buildings and trees.Some mention that it picks up the majority of channels, including all the main bbc and itv channels.

High Performing Slim Design - Slim, soft and lightweight so you can hide it behind the TV, lay it flat on the table or stick it high on a window (with durability against moisture and direct sunshine). Built-in 4G LTE Filter - Blocks all 3G and 4G signals from mobile phones, tablets, wireless networks, and mobile phone transmitters to ensure noise-free digital TV reception. For example, they mention that the picture is great 99% of the time, it works brilliantly, and has perfect reception and picture in any direction. Can be safely painted to match any home décor without affecting reception or resulting in signal loss.Europe's busiest forums, with independent news and expert reviews, for TVs, Home Cinema, Hi-Fi, Movies, Gaming, Tech and more. See Indoor aerial test reports I'd also suggest that a small log periodic would do better than any room aerial, just sat on top of a wardrobe (and pointed correctly).

My house had two aerial points wired, but no aerial installed- the cables were just coiled up in the loft. If your TV does not have a built-in tuner, you can connect your 1byone aerial to your set-top DVB-T tuner / receiver.

I suggest the second one because it has a better design, slightly better signal and the cushion cups. I cannot attest to your unique circumstances, but other antennas that I have experimented with did not perform at all - I lost many stations. I didn’t think this aerial would be affected, but unfortunately it is - so I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s either where I have my television and aerial, or it is the atmospherics, that affect my reception. 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. 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.