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Question: Do you need power for the amplifier?
Document: This product performs its job as advertised. However, I found it is not as &#34;omni-directional&#34; as stated. Orientation is all important to receive clearly. I would be a lot happier with an antenna that doesn't need a plug-in booster amplifier.
It took a little while to setup. We thought we could unplug the satellite dish and plug in the antenna and all would be good. Our mistake. After playing around for awhile we have it pulling in 13 channels to one tv. It did not work without the amplifier (included). The signal is not strong enough to split. Now we need to figure out how to get the signal to two more tvs. It seems to be working well on the one tv.
Then I have another amplifier in my basement, that goes to an 8-way splitter. So I boost the signal in the attic, and then again in the basement. And I get a sharp solid picture in every room in the house. I cut my cable/internet bill from $210 per month to $60, and with Netflix and Hulu Plus get everything that I need and more. Good luck cutting the cord!
Small and compact. Came with hardware for multiple mounting choices. Mounted mine to mast. Easy installation. Amplifier power right through coax. Did not improve local reception from LAVA type rotator type antenna. I'm still adjusting antenna for sweet spot reception for both north and south HD channels. Lava antenna died in a year.
I then moved this antenna to the outside of garage, on the opposite side of the wall, in other words, same location but on the outside of garage. Now I can get 46 channels with very good clarify. I didn't bother unplug the power since I know it can only help.
Works great, receives all the channels I need. Now there is no cable or satellite bills. Saves a lot.
Have not actually used yet. Have not bought the 20ft pole I need and 20ft coaxial cable needed to install it yet.
This is a great product. We are not big TV watchers and only had basic cable channels. This antenna picks up all local stations in our area, that all we need and is cheapper than cable.
It seemed OK so I moved it to the peak of the roof on an outside wall. That produced slightly better results. The amplifier works well and has caused no trouble.
I was happy with the over all design of the antenna. However: the instructions clearly call for RG6 to be connected to the antenna. The problem arises if there is a need for the amp (in my area, there is such a need).Attempting to attach an amp, I found it was not DB rated and there was RG59 coming out of the tv input side of the amp.
Answer: I'm sorry I don't truly remember. I returned it because it didn't work.If you mean power for the antenna, no.Only the booster that plugged into the TV needs power.