$26.99 High Gain YAGI Digital HDTV TV Indoor Antenna + FREE Shipping

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$26.99 High Gain YAGI Digital HDTV TV Indoor Antenna + FREE Shipping
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Description:

• Made of hard plastic material of good quality and finished by good technique.
• Suit for HD set-top box, DMB-TH, DVB-T ans so on.
• High Gain TV Antenna is specially used for receiving wireless digit signal to watch wireless HDTV programs.
• The Indoor HDTV Antenna can be claso used for reciving wireless analog signal that frequency is between 450MHZ and 870MHZ.
• The Indoor TV Antenna is great for receiving wireless HDTV digit signal on ground.
• Cabinet, light weight and easy to install.

Feature:

• Frequency range: 470-862MHz
• Receive: UHF
• Gain: UHF 6-9DB
• Noise coefficient: <1.5dB
• Rotating angle: UHF: 180 degrees
• Color: black

Package include:

• 1 x HDTV Indoor Antenna MD-200

Brand New in Box

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  sonicentropy on 02/06/2010 - 03:04

  Has anyone ever had any luck with indoor antennas and DVB-T cards I sure havent, I have tried a few with rather poor results and I have line of sight

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    ccrap on 02/06/2010 - 03:24

    dvb-t usb dongle here not card. i have the cheap $20ish dollar wandtv one. what I did was use my dick smith amplified antenna when tuning in the channels coz the included antenna is just crap. once the stations were tuned in, i put the supplied antenna in, slapped it on a metallic base (antenna has magnet on bottom) and it worked a treat.

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    xuqi on 02/06/2010 - 08:11

    I'm using the same antenna, and it's working fine for me. It all depends on where you live. I place mine on top of my bookcase in the study, as I could not be bothered running another cable from the room antenna to that room.

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      sonicentropy on 02/06/2010 - 12:31

      I think my problem is the steel frame double brick townhouse its working like a Faraday cage, I have problem with getting wifi though walls and phone reception too

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  Mikinoz on 02/06/2010 - 07:19

  Had my first bit of luck with an indoor antenna with from woolworths of all places, here is a link to the antenna from the manufacturer

  http://www.antennawarehouse.com.au/shop/product_info.php?cPa…

  the price on their site is 36.99 , but woolies had it for 29.99
  comes with a power plug option which i am not even using.

  I get all the channels instead of some, i am not saying this is te best antenna but it worked for me, and i have been searching for one that works for a while

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  mrhatken on 02/06/2010 - 10:13

  So anyone had any experience with this antenna (or very similar)?

  Is it going to work (for in the city / suburbs) of major cities?

  Thanks,
  Ashley.

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    andy19363 on 02/06/2010 - 11:26

    I have one of these
    http://www.dse.com.au/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/4c05b20901b2186…
    and it runs fine on my tv….we are in a good reception area though…..

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  Mikinoz on 02/06/2010 - 10:19

  +1

  i like how the whole site is for sale as well , really helps maintain the faith of the products lol

  http://www.daveauction.com/auction_details,DAVE-AUCTION-SITE…

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    CyberMurning on 02/06/2010 - 10:53

    good find! hahaha
    offer start 100K —> is it really that expensive to start your own business ??

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      Mikinoz on 02/06/2010 - 11:07

      No way should be more like 1k for the 11 products that has sold so far.

      Looks like the business was setup to create a value and then sell as a business

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  dirtybird on 02/06/2010 - 17:21

  I tried one of these http://www.dse.com.au/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/en/product/L407…
  Was useless because I suspect the position inside was at the opposite side of the house to where the main antenna is pointing. This would have put it into a poor reception area
  I had more luck with some old rabbit ears.
  I think any antenna is dependant on decent reception/line of sight.
  At least with DSE I could take it back np's.

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  covert on 03/06/2010 - 00:53

  Not suited for most australian channels