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A small inline amplifier for a TV antenna. It has a threaded coaxial input, a female coaxial output and a USB-A plug for power, so it draws 3–5 V from a TV's USB port or a USB adapter. It is meant to lift weak signals from distant towers when a passive antenna gives a marginal picture. It cannot add channels that are not broadcast nearby, and it will not fix reception blocked by terrain or a badly aimed antenna.
This is an amplifier for a TV antenna. It boosts weak signals to help the antenna pick up more channels, improve picture clarity and extend its receiving range. It is meant for pictures that aren't clear or for weak signals from far-away broadcast towers.
The housing is a small, rectangular, black plastic case with a threaded coaxial port on one end. Two cables come out of the other end. One ends in a USB-A plug and the other in a female coaxial connector.
The channels you can receive depend on what is broadcast in your area. Reception also depends on your distance from the broadcast towers, the terrain, your surroundings and the weather. Check which channels are available in your area before you buy.
