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Philips High Performance Amplified Indoor Uhf/Vhf/Fm/HDTV Antenna
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| Part No: | B000ES8EG0 |
| Manufacturer: | Philips |
| MFG Part: | MANT510 |
| Customer Rating: | 3.0 / 5.0 |
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- Adjustable gain with LED signal level monitor
- Unique designed UHF panel array for superior analog and DTV reception
- Swivels and tilts for best signal alignment
- A/B switch, heavy chrome plated 44¿ dipoles
50 dB, Amplified Indoor UHF/VHF/FM/HDTV Antenna, Superior High Definition, Features Scientifically Tuned For Optimum Performance Over UHF Band, Flat Panel UHF Loop That Vastly Improves UHF Performance Over Conventional Loop Type, Perfect For Both Todays Analog Reception & The Futures Digital TV, Fine Tuning Adjustment For UHF & VHF, 50 dB Amplification, Modern & Contemporary Design.
| Cable company must have made this | 2010-08-31 | 1 / 5 |
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| The cable and satellite companies must make this antenna in order to get you so frustrated with it that you come crawling to them to buy their service. I live on the top of a hill in Seattle, less than 10 driving miles from the broadcast towers of the stations also on top of hills, so I do not live down in a valley where there would be anything interfering with my ability to get a signal. No matter how this antenna is positioned or which way the disc or rods are pointing the signal is consistently unreliable and fades in and out. The only issue I can come up with to explain my poor performance is that we have a major bus route that runs on one side of the house. The busses run off of electric wires strung along over the road so the high voltage may be setting up radio-magnetic interference, in which case no indoor antenna is going to be of much use. It's either a tower antenna that is tall enough to be outside of the electrmagnetic field created by the power service feeds for the busses, satellite, or cable. |
| high performance? | 2010-07-27 | 1 / 5 |
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Although the product is very easy to attach,
to me, the product is overrated in the performance area. |
| Poor Quality | 2010-05-12 | 1 / 5 |
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| I bought this antenna on ebay. The quality of the actual antenna is very poor. The rabbit ears literally broke off when I was opening one of them. And im not la big clumsy football player or anything...I am a girl and don't have very strong arms at all. Then when I was hooking it up to my Dtv box with the cord (the one with the long pin) it literally fell out of the socket!!! (from the antenna). So the rabbit ears broke off and the socket where you plug the cord that goes into your dtv box just broke. The reception that I got from it when it had only one rabbit ear was still good, and I tried just regular rabbit ear antenna and I am getting a few less channels. So the reception WHEN IT ISN'T FALLING APART is pretty good. I am returning it and am going to try the TERK antenna now. |
| needs more work | 2010-04-28 | 3 / 5 |
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pros: goes with my tv, video and audio quality are great
cons: reception is poor. you have to move the antennas around for half the over the air channels which becomes annoying after a while.
needs power to work |
| Works well for me | 2010-03-24 | 5 / 5 |
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| This powered antennae has worked well for me across the years (watched almost the entire 2010 winter olympics with it). It sits stably on a table near the window and is not in the way. It picks up HD signals from variety of stations pretty well and has a center movable section that can turned to improve a signal without shifting the entire unit. |
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