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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Loop aerials sit on top of the TV, with the receiving elements wound into a circle or rounded rectangular shape. I vaguely flicked through several FreeView channels, and I did have to retune the TV to receive some of the other channels better. YOU will not receive 30-50-100 channels UNLESS the towers are near you and are not obstructed by mountains/terrain etc. Some mention that it picks up the majority of channels, including all the main bbc and itv channels. 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.

Once you receive the antenna, hook it up to your TV, and try moving it around your home to find the placement with the best signal. It’s a strong performer, though, with a built-in 3G/4G filter, and it couldn’t be easier to set up and use. Log periodic aerials are similar to your classic rooftop aerial, with the elements attached or etched into a plastic, fan-like structure. Perhaps there’s nowhere to attach an external antenna, or you might live in rented accommodation where you’re not permitted to fit one. This makes the aerial lighter and easier to locate, and if the amplifier doesn’t improve your picture you can simply remove it.Ich habe sie an meinen Samsung Fernseher angeschlossen und den Sendersuchlauf gestartet (siehe Foto). Home Retail Group Card Services Limited is registered in England (04007072) at 33 Holborn, London, United Kingdom, EC1N 2HT. I dont want a monstrous thing, it's used infrequently, and don't want one that breaks up, frustratingly, all the time. I am unable to use a stand where I have my TV as there is no space, and it’s a bit of a pain having to fix the aerial on the wall with a sticky pad.

They mention that it is super easy to setup, with a long cable so it's easy and light enough to mount, the wiring is simple, and the instructions are clear. My local channels are all "LOS -- Line of site" so I will aim the new antennas at the visible tower [8 miles away]. The one I made works for me on my TV in the bedroom A colleague made one to get the BBC EID office in White City off air reception from Crystal Palace in the 1990s. I turned off the amplifier and sure enough, the other channels I was missing were detected without moving the antenna. It was superb - and I hadn't even pulled the protective plastic off the aerial, or tuned the TV in, at that point.For best performance we recommend to use this antenna within a range of 0-9 miles from your nearest transmitter.

Its built-in amplifier features a filter to block out interference from 4G signals, and the design is very forgiving when it comes to positioning and angle.So never pay hugely expensive cable or satellite fees again and get all your local channels in crystal clear quality, absolutely free. If you use a flat screen HDTV, refer to your TV's manual to confirm if it includes a built-in freeview tuner. In some instances the amplifier may cause self-oscillation, which may interfere with signal reception. 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.