Does this Rv2005 Ampl.Head Top Sensor work well With the Digital TV Stations ?Lorne E
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Yes. This antenna works well with DTV signals, particularly UHF, which most stations broadcast in since the DTV conversion several years ago. The antenna is directional, so it needs to be pivoted, using your HDTV signal strength indicator as a guide. There is an accessory that claims to increase the reception on this unit. I do not have that accessory, however, because there is inadequate space to hold it between the antenna head and my RVs AC unit. As far as the reception on its own, within about 40 to 50 miles of transmitters in the Pensacola/Mobile television market, the antenna picks up all signals. Once you get out to 65 miles or beyond, those stations pixelate, and I have to rescan my TV to pick up other markets. Overall, I am happy with the antenna.
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The previous answer is not quite 100% correct. This unit does have an ANALOG tuner, which will no longer work with today's over-the-air digital high definition broadcasts. The tuner will work with basic, unencrypted, analog cable, but that's it.
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I don't believe so. This unit is for over the air signals while pointing the antenna in a RV for the strongest signal.
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From what I can gather, the digital tuners should work. The analog support is very new, so you may need a newer kernel or an updated module for analog. There is no IR support yet, so you may want to buy the cheaper OEM package that doesn't come with the remote and IR receiver.
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Yes on the direct tv...can't answer the hd... We used it on our old camper.
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It is working with my BAR208HGA unit right now. You have to do a manual scan with the base unit on the channel you have set the sensor on.
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i'm sorry craig, i have no idea as i don't have digital radio. i can only tell you that it does a great job at what it does and so far has not affected the quality of my HDTV picture, HD-DVR functions or my Highspeed Internet Access. i have done a speed test almost everyday with no issues. best of luck to you.
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It's a part that replaces the front panel on your controller when it goes out. It will work with any number of stations, you may have to go through a process with Hunter tech support (760-591-7383) if it won't read all of your stations right out of the box.
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I suppose you can always get one that won't work, but The one I have works great. I have one for my RV and I really haven't had any problems as long as it can be setup properly at the camp site. You will of course have to register it with Directv before it will work.
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Hi Randy, The unit works on "line of sight". I have one installed about 150 feet from the house and the change of elevation is about 15 feet from the sensor to the receiver in the front of the house. A good rule of thumb is if you can see the sensor from the house, it will probably work. Give it a try...you can always return it... Hey Wally
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It should since you are taking a digital signal Roku or AppleTV to a component analog signal. As I said in my review, it worked exactly as they said it should. Good luck!
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I thought the reception was pretty good with rabbit ears (in the city), though some shifting and orienting may be necessary for particular channels. No A/D (analogue to digital, I assume) converter was needed, and so never tested.
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For me works only with DVB-T2 system. Is a digital TV receiver. FM radio works great! Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 drivers are included in the following link: http://www.astrometa.com.tw/integrated_en.html
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Howdy.I've got a question regarding your experience of recording digital over the air broadcasts with the dr560. Have you been able to program the machine to record stations that are not whole numbers, like 6, 12 and so on? We've got local stations that are sending multiple signals and designating them by adding a hypen and a number, like 13-1, 13-2 and so on. I'm considering buying a dr560 but won't if I can't record these stations. Thanks for your input.
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I have Dish and it works with it. I shouldn't conjecture about Direct. It also works with Over the Air for me.
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Yes, that's what I use it for. You need to program in the FRS/GMRS frequencies but it works great.
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I bought the Midland GXT1000VP4 36-Mile 50-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio and it works perfectly. I think just about any Midland radio will work with the base unit.