Does this work for TV reception.
207168
It's the wrong impedance for TV, but it would work somewhat. TVs want to see a 70 ohm antenna and this is a 50 ohm antenna. It isn't designed for TV reception, but even a coat hanger will pull in some signal.
207169
You might need to add a filter to notch out the FM freqs, but the reception is pretty good
1153719
The unit comes with antenna so you will get radio reception. For TV you need to connect a cable from the conversion box.
951030
yes it would, if it was a wireless. The one I have isn't as such, it comes with an aux cord so I only plug it to my PC and i doubt if TV's have aux cord ports.
1529365
Yes. Its for digital over the air television, just like the old time free tv you got with an antenna, only now in digital.
1182354
Yes- but it is an analog tuner. You can receive signal from your cable/converter box or but not digital over the air.
761723
Maybe. If you have a good (clear) but weak signal it will probably help. If you have a weak, dirty, signal it will just make it stronger although it did 'clean' up my signal a little. I think best results are gotten from putting it in the circuit as early as possible (antenna end not T.V. end).
772781
It depends on how far u r from the stations antennas. This worked for a 30 mile radius and the picture was really good. Hope this helps.
456163
I bought it to boost my cable TV signal. It does that. Can't help you with this question with personal experience on FM, but it is designed to boost all signals, so I don't see why not.
139730
It works best with a outdoor antenna. However for the price it cant hurt to try it..
49593
I doubt it. The unit has to be very close to the TV transmitter in order to receive a signal. Mine wouldn't receive any channels at my home perhaps 8 miles from the transmitter. To connect an external antenna requires a special connector not included with my unit, and I could not find one online. So I returned it.
1674026
I have only used it for my TV and it works just fine, it has a control so you can check out the reception coming to the TV, and I feel it can be usedfor FM reception. hope this helps
2117114
Hi, I have used this to determine signal strength on digital TV stations. It requires a battery to operate. I built a small case/ box to house a battery and an on /off switch. This will not boost any signals. You can use it to orient the antenna toward a particular TV station for max. signal strength. Since modern TV antennas are directional. you can purchase other antennas and combine their outputs with a splitter hooked up in reverse so you get one output from two or more inputs. The tester will tell you the station and its signal strength. It does work well. Hope this helps, Russ B.
2217931
This device should work, however, if your TV isn't capable of outputting high quality sound (Dolby, DTS, etc) your receiver audio may sound not as good as it could be but it should work.
2272984
Yes it can. It tells you what channel to tune to. However it's not great reception. Usually staticky.
373335
Yes, it should. Just mount it where it can receive a signal from your nearby TV stations.
490024
I don't use the antenna for TV; I only use it for FM radio. I live in a rural area and, as soon as I plugged it in, all 3 FM stations (50-100 miles away) that I cared about came in crystal clear.
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Most probably, I used mine to improve reception on a 200 foot run and we have four TV's. Install it as close as you can to the entry point of your cable into the house.