I bought this signal booster around 6 years ago and it has been a solid performer. It's maybe a more fair price alternative to Radio Shack's nearly equivalent offering and is definitely a solid construction build. For me it is the difference between picking up one decent channel (digital) and the rest mediocre to none (analog). With this baby.. I get 3 solid digital and half dozen analog stations no sweat!
I've been buying from this company for years and just wanted to share my purchase for someone else that might not want to spend as much, but give their signal a decent boost.
http://mcm.newark.com/NewarkWebComme....jsp?id=33-290
UHF/VHF/FM 25dB
Features: •Low noise •High overload capacity •Lightning protection at RF input •Heavy gauge metal case •On-off indicator light •Switchable FM trap Specifications: •Bandwidth (MHz): VHF 54~300; UHF 470~890 •Gain: VHF, 25dB; UHF, 23dB •Maximum input (dBmV): •VHF, 15; UHF, 17 •Maximum output (dBmV): VHF, 40; UHF, 40 •Noise figure (dB): VHF, low 5.4, high, 6.2; UHF, 14 •Power requirements: 117VAC •Dimensions: 65/8" (W) x 17/16" (H) x 33/32" (D)
I've been buying from this company for years and just wanted to share my purchase for someone else that might not want to spend as much, but give their signal a decent boost.
http://mcm.newark.com/NewarkWebComme....jsp?id=33-290
UHF/VHF/FM 25dB
Features: •Low noise •High overload capacity •Lightning protection at RF input •Heavy gauge metal case •On-off indicator light •Switchable FM trap Specifications: •Bandwidth (MHz): VHF 54~300; UHF 470~890 •Gain: VHF, 25dB; UHF, 23dB •Maximum input (dBmV): •VHF, 15; UHF, 17 •Maximum output (dBmV): VHF, 40; UHF, 40 •Noise figure (dB): VHF, low 5.4, high, 6.2; UHF, 14 •Power requirements: 117VAC •Dimensions: 65/8" (W) x 17/16" (H) x 33/32" (D)