Would this work for just a regular HDTV antenna?
1590496
No. it only boosts broadband signal. Which would be internet and cable signal from a coaxial cable.
1590497
Yes. That is what I use it for. I have a long antenna run from a pole on top of my chimney all the way to my basement, with two splits along the way, and had weak reception on my basement TV. I added the signal booster to the run just before the last split and it improved the signal strength on both lines.
1590498
The signal booster is made for outdoor antennas. I don't know if it matters which antenna you have. I use mine on my old rooftop antenna, it works for me.
1590499
Well, I have an outside tall antenna and hooked this up to the cable from that antenna that went to the high definition television. It worked for me but then again I am just 70 miles from Houston but I am not sure it will work for you.
1590500
If you mean without some sort of digital box from your cable provider, yes. That's how I'm using it and I'm getting a few of the HD channels without benefit of a box. I don't know if this amplifier works with satellite, but I would doubt it.
1590501
Yes, that's what I attach the signal booster to. It gives me more local HDTV channels.
2079297
Yes it will work. The antenna comes with adapters to suit your application.
1410058
Depends on your antenna connection. It will work but you may need an adapter.
1618347
Most definitely ... I used the HD cable from my satellite hookup for the antenna ... works beautifully and no new cable to run :)
528121
Make your own fractal antenna for HDTV. It's easy and it works well: http://ruckman.net/archives.htm#FEATURED
378229
My only experience is with cable, it worked for that, I have no idea if it would work for an antenna, sorry...
620523
Yes you can, if your signals are strong enough. You can even make a surprisingly effective HDTV antenna yourself at small cost, using a design that performs better than most commercially available indoor antennas. http://www.instructables.com/id/How_to_make_a_fractal_antenna_for_HDTV_DTV_plus_/
823554
I don't believe so. It goes into the cable antenna outlet. That's where the TV's Digital HD tuner is, so if you want TV over the air waves, you must plug it in there.
106007
I' m not sure about that. It' s for HDTV. Sorry I couldn't help you with that.
2153381
It will only work if your HDTV has a VGA input. I've never done this myself, but I'm assuming it would if the TV has VGA capabilities.
200248
If your TV has a "Cable" connection it will work.. If you are not sure what that means, your TV must have a standard cable input to accept the wire from the antenna
1437144
It will probably work for short distances, but why waste your money on the wrong antenna?
1951957
It should work if your tv has a built in wireless capability. I know for my tv, it had the capability and this acts as its antenna. Just to warn you, the reception with this, is a little bit weak. It's about 70/30 (will connect/won't connect to the network) odds.
847427
I believe the preamp will work on most any kind of antenna. Put it close to the antenna.
809033
I used a plain old fashioned cheapie kind and it works fine. (I got it here at Amazon - an RCA that cost about 10 bucks.) No such thing as a "digital" antenna.This one: RCA Indoor FM and HDTV Antenna
786196
Should work OK with any standard definition coax input. Contrary to some advertisements, this does not have HDMI inputs and is not a true HDTV.
2078166
If your TV has the two stereo (usually red and black) "audio out" receptacles, and most all HDTV's have them, it will work fine for you. Just plug the two wires from the unit in to the TV, and then attach the power module to the unit.