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Bring an end to poor TV signal reception with this easy-to-fit Outdoor Amplified Antenna – no rooftop aerial required
Save £15 on RRP
£ 24.95
If you're fed up of poor TV reception but have no access to a rooftop aerial and don't fancy either climbing the roof to install one, or, paying for a costly professional installation then ‘The Shark' outdoor easy-fit amplified antenna from Neostar Electronics is the ideal low cost solution.
Simply position outside and within 8.5metres of your TV (position on a window ledge, external wall, soffits, fascia board, railing or pole etc using the fixings supplied), connect the 8.5m connector cable to your TV or digital set top box, plug the power lead into the mains and instantly benefit from 30 dB gain in signal strength for both UHF and VHF digital and analogue TV and digital DAB radio (DVB-T & T-DAB). Within a couple of minutes your poor reception problems are over!
It is also perfect for holiday homes, campsites and caravans, is weather-proof, UV-resistant, guaranteed for 2 years and 360 degree angle adjustable (front to back and side to side) to guarantee best possible signal reception.
Features: built-in low noise, high gain mains powered booster – up to 30 dB signal gain.
Step One: Position ‘The Shark' outdoors within 8.5metres of your TV (window ledge/fence/pole/railing/wall etc)
Step Two: Connect to your TV or digital set top box (cable supplied)
Step Three: Plug power lead into the mains
Step Four: Enjoy crystal clear digital TV and DAB radio
FAQs:
Q: This is a powered (amplified) digital antenna – how do I connect the supplied mains power adaptor lead to the antenna? Do I need to have another hole drilled into the wall to allow a second cable to run outside my house?
A: No, you only need one hole drilled in the external wall as the supplied 8.5m cable runs outside your house to connect your TV to the antenna. You simply connect the supplied mains power adaptor lead into a connecting socket on the other end of the 8.5m lead which connects into the back of your TV. Therefore, you only need one lead running outside your house – i.e. the lead which connects to the antenna.
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