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Philips High Performance Amplified Indoor Uhf/ Vhf/ Fm Antenna

Philips High Performance Amplified Indoor Uhf/ Vhf/ Fm Antenna
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SKU: MANT510

Sales Rank: 36927

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Product Description

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

Product Specification

Binding:
Electronics
Brand:
Philips
EAN:
0026616017287
Feature:
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
Label:
Philips
Manufacturer:
Philips
Model:
MANT510
ProductGroup:
CE
Publisher:
Philips
Studio:
Philips
Title:
Philips High Performance Amplified Indoor Uhf/ Vhf/ Fm Antenna
UPC:
026616017287
MPN:
MANT510

Customer Reviews

This is well worth a try (it works for me!).

Since the early nineties, I've bought and owned four "amplified antennas" (i.e., what I myself call "electrified rabbit ears"). One was from Radio Shack; one is by RCA; and my two most recent ones are by Philips. All the aforementioned products worked well enough to satisfy me.In addition to this "silvery" (and presumably "top-of-the-line") MANT510 model, I have Philips' "bottom-of-the-line" ("basic black") MANT310 model, which functions virtually as well but which is neither as stylish nor (arguably...

10/28/2006 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Not good...built-in amp is probably fine, but reception is just bad.

I bought this antenna hoping to pull in digital TV signals from the towers which are 12 miles from my apartment. The built-in variable 50dB amplifier really attracted me.Problem is, the antenna itself can't grab a signal clean enough to amplify. So basically, the amplifier works very well at making interference and multipath even worse. I should have known better, as the main pickup element on this antenna isn't really big enough (or wide enough) to effectively pick up the UHF wavelength--typically...

8/8/2006 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

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