is this a Digital antenna?
1628080
All major TV channels are digital. Most are in the UHF range, but some are on the high band of the VHF band (channels 6-13). Your reception will vary greatly on how far you are from the transmitters, buildings, hills and mountains, and the like.
1628081
I am not tech savvy but this antennae brings in mostly high definition channels and a couple of duplicate non HD channels. I am using this antennae to bring in channel 2, and using the AmazonBasics Ultra-Thin Amplified Indoor HDTV Antenna - 50 that is positioned to bring in all of the other channels. I used a CHANNEL PLUS 2512 DC + IR Passing 2-Way Splitter/Combiner to attach both antennae's to my tv. I purchased all of this from Amazon. I cannot get 1 antennae to bring in channel 2 on its own without losing other channels which is why I am using two. I am getting 46 channels not counting duplicates and 6 are in Spanish. I am not tech savvy but this antennae brings in mostly high definition channels and a couple of duplicate non HD channels. I am using this antennae to bring in channel 2, and using the AmazonBasics Ultra-Thin Amplified Indoor HDTV Antenna - 50 that is positioned to bring in all of the other channels. I used a CHANNEL PLUS 2512 DC + IR Passing 2-Way Splitter/Combiner to attach both antennae's to my tv. I purchased all of this from Amazon. I cannot get 1 antennae to bring in channel 2 on its own without losing other channels which is why I am using two. I am getting 46 channels not counting... » Read More I am not tech savvy but this antennae brings in mostly high definition channels and a couple of duplicate non HD channels. I am using this antennae to bring in channel 2, and using the AmazonBasics Ultra-Thin Amplified Indoor HDTV Antenna - 50 that is positioned to bring in all of the other channels. I used a CHANNEL PLUS 2512 DC + IR Passing 2-Way Splitter/Combiner to attach both antennae's to my tv. I purchased all of this from Amazon. I cannot get 1 antennae to bring in channel 2 on its own without losing other channels which is why I am using two. I am getting 46 channels not counting duplicates and 6 are in Spanish. « Show Less
1628082
Yes, it receives digital and analog, but the real info is that 'they can pick up signals in the woods'. Mine, sitting on a tall clothing chest, is picking up one 5 station signal from ~45 miles away. The antenna is rated it lists as 0-20 miles in specs. It is a hidden gem that has a solid loop that turns 360 deg, and adjusts to forward and backward slopes. I think it could be the best buy out there for a dipole antenna. I have had 2 other brands similar but nowhere as good over the last 8 years. I may buy more once I find out how well it works with my other sets. Not only is it digital-receptive, it's great. Yes, it receives digital and analog, but the real info is that 'they can pick up signals in the woods'. Mine, sitting on a tall clothing chest, is picking up one 5 station signal from ~45 miles away. The antenna is rated it lists as 0-20 miles in specs. It is a hidden gem that has a solid loop that turns 360 deg, and adjusts to forward and backward slopes. I think it could be the best buy out there for a dipole antenna. I have had 2 other brands similar but nowhere as good over the last 8 years. I may buy more once I find out how well it works with my other sets. Not only is it... » Read More Yes, it receives digital and analog, but the real info is that 'they can pick up signals in the woods'. Mine, sitting on a tall clothing chest, is picking up one 5 station signal from ~45 miles away. The antenna is rated it lists as 0-20 miles in specs. It is a hidden gem that has a solid loop that turns 360 deg, and adjusts to forward and backward slopes. I think it could be the best buy out there for a dipole antenna. I have had 2 other brands similar but nowhere as good over the last 8 years. I may buy more once I find out how well it works with my other sets. Not only is it digital-receptive, it's great. « Show Less
1628083
I have the same antenna, connected to a digital tv and it works well. Reception of course depends on the area in which you reside (if in a large city with tall buildings, reception is better on higher floors). If you have an analog tv, then it is necessary to connect the antenna with a coaxial cable at "IN" on a converter box, then connect another coaxial cable going "out" on the converter box and to the analog tv. I hope this helps answer your question.
1628084
I'm not sure, we use it at our tailgate when we go to Auburn games. Picks up about 8 channels clearly. Very easy to connect and put back into box. We have friends that take it on hunting trips into the woods and they get channels.
2005112
I believe this device is only designed to work with an antenna. It converts an analog signal to a digital signal.
312300
I know the antenna in question is for digital signals. Whether it works in Spain, I can not answer that... Sorry.
547627
No this is not a digital tv,this is analog .In order to watch tv ,u need a cable
2084661
it is digital so you can look its on the same side as the antenna is, lets say you like 101.1 FM that`s how it will show just find it and turn the sound and your good to go..
2078361
I'm not sure, but we added a digital indoor antenna. Just an inexpensive one
1800995
It is digital. Very good reception, nice to have an aux input for a change of pace. Audiobooks ect.
979424
I have cable, but I think it will work with a digital antenna, such as a Terk FDTV2A.
1845559
Yes. I mounted my digital antenna on the roof of my house. Connected it the coaxial that was used for cable TV access to the house. All my TV's work with either a converter box or their own digital tuner. Reception is very good for all 24 channels. I'm about 15 miles east of St Louis. I do not use any amplifiers at all.
1016681
I don't know. Most things electronic these seem to be fcc compliant. I do know it's very fussy machine and helps to be aimed at the tower or a tower if possible. I had a wilson Yaggi antenna(high quality) and still the signal in my area was hit or miss
1364996
It will tune in any over-the-air broadcast that your digital antenna will pick up. The key here is the digital antenna. I used one when I moved a year and a half ago, and it was fine because I had good reception in the area. Then I moved again a couple of months ago, and I couldn't pick up anything...zero...zilch...nada! Where I'm at now, I'm kind of down in a valley, and it's impossible to pick up a signal. Bottom line, it will tune anything that your antenna will pick up.
146590
The local channels have all gone to digital, and if you have a digital tv, this antenna picks up the local stations. It will NOT convert an older tv (analog) to a digital. You still need a digital converter for that.
1658104
Yes. If you're accessing OTA TV programming. The unit converts analog to digital but you need an antenna to bring in the signal from the television towers in your area.
4815
What is analog? Lol Welcome to digital era. All TV broadcast is digital. You need s good antenna like this and a post 2000 era TV or an after market TV tuner
1601368
Digital Converter needed if you do not have digital ready tv. This is an antenna that grabs the digital channel signals out of the air. The signal reception it better that the passive digital antennas.
2263055
It's analog TV signal, not digital. You need to connect the antenna to the DVD player, and use it to search channel.
1442107
An antenna picks up electromagnetic waves. It makes no difference to an antenna if those waves carry analog, digital, or FM content. Therefore there is no such thing as a "digital" antenna, it's all just an advertising gimmick. It's all just electromagnetic waves to an antenna. In most cases when they say "digital" they just mean the UHF-only part of the TV band. Since the change to all digital TV, in some areas, the TV stations broadcast on the UHF band, but not all areas. In my area of NY state, channel 67.1, 67.2, 67.3, & 67.4 broadcast over the old VHF channel 7. Channel 11, broadcasts on the old VHF channel 11. So if you want to pick up the most channels, you'd need an antenna that will pick up UHF & VHF frequencies well. Those thin, small "LEAF" antennas are UHF-only antennas & won't pick up VHF well, but may pick them up anyway if you live close enough to the VHF broadcast tower, & the signal is strong enough where you live. Usually (but there is no set rule), when they say "digital" antenna they're talking about a UHF antenna, because many (but not all) of the digital channels broadcast on the UHF band. You do not need a converter to use any antenna. If you have an older TV that doesn't have a digital tuner to decode the digital signals, you will need a converter box to turn the digital coding to an analog signal that the TV can pick up.