Antennas
Terk Technology HDTVi VHF/UHF HDTV Indoor Antenna
(Electronics) Terk
Measures 13.5 x 42 x 16.5 inches (W x H x D) with dipoles extended
Highly directional UHF elements eliminate unwanted reflected signals that interfere with reception
Great for apartments or condos, where roof access is limited
Optimized to receive all HDTV channels (2 to 69) for free local high-definition entertainment when used with a compatible TV or TV/receiver
Small footprint occupies little space; high gain lets you pick up more stations
Price:
$49.99
Antennas Answers
C.C., and I want to purchase it right now, but I dont have a HDTV, just a regular tv. Will the antenna support my tv stations?
You can buy the antenna now and the HDTV later.
Of course, your TV will only receive the old analog channels for now.
Check www.antennaweb.org to see how far you are from the stations and what min gain your antenna should have to receive the stations you need.
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Does anyone know anything about it?
No, the coupon is strictly for a converter box.
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High-sensitivity reception
Dual TV outputs
Range: Up to 125 miles
Built in super low noise amplifier
360-degree rotation
I want your opinions on how it performed on your HDTVs. I was on the Best Buy website, and it was the only one that got this many great reviews. To me it seems to be an inexpensive way of getting HD broadcasting on my HDTV. Thanks.
I need to know your opinions, I just need a little feedback from owners. My HDTV doesn't nearly look as good as it should because the HD isn't broadcasting, so I would like to that the antenna I've chosen is good for my HDTV.
I just got a new HDTV (Samsung LN40A750) and am using the RCA ANT1250 UHF/VHF Amplified indoor Antenna in conjunction with a TiVo TCD658000 HD XL DVR. I live in Chicago and get perfect reception for most local stations with the exception of CBS (which is on VHF, all of the others are on UHF). Apparently, a lot of people have trouble with CBS HDTV in Chicago. Make sure that you check out the price at Amazon before buying from Best Buy. Amazon almost always has the better price.
Price: $49.99
Functions well in areas where a low profile antenna is required
Range of 1-30 miles and high gain of up to 11.4 dBi
Multi-directional (pulls in signals from many directions)
Bowtie design provides strong gain across the entire UHF spectrum
Great for indoor, outdoor, and attic use
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Any Terk HDTVa Antenna Reviews? - DTV USA Forum
I have one, as well as another amp'ed antenna (a Philips) and prefer the Terk. It seems to be very good at pulling in signal from Needham (13 miles away, but reception is through a solid wall/no windows). Having said that, I don't have any co-channel interference to worry about, so I'm not really stretching the directional capabilities of this antenna. Tim's link is a great source for reviews. There are actually two Terk antennas that look the same -- HDTVa, which has an amp, and HDTVi, which doesn't. You may be better off with the HDTVi if you're closer than 20 miles to the broadcast towers; you'll avoid overload-related reception issues that way. Both are well-regarded indoor antennas. The...
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