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A small inline amplifier that boosts a weak antenna signal before it reaches the TV. It is meant for people whose picture breaks up, pixelates or drops distant channels, not for fixing a bad antenna or a dead spot. It works with DVB-standard broadcasts and a 75 Ω coax run. Compared with passive splitters and cheap boosters, it adds gain with low-noise operation, but it cannot create channels your location does not receive.
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The HDTV Antenna Signal Amplifier boosts weak signals from a TV antenna. It is meant to improve picture clarity, reduce static and pixelation, and make channels more stable. It can also extend the receiving range for channels already available in your area.
It has low-noise operation and plug-and-play installation. Connect it securely to your antenna and your television.
The channels you receive depend on local broadcasts. Distance from broadcast towers, terrain, surrounding structures and weather all affect reception. The amplifier boosts existing signals, so it helps most when your picture is not clear or the towers are far away.
