What are the differences on these antennas?
Tuesday, January 10th, 2012 at
5:05 am
I’m doing a quick presentation on some products at work and I am not really sure what the differences are between these three units? They sell for different prices. So is anyone able to sum up the differences on these boxes?
Also a quick side question, if you use these boxes/antennas than you do no need a analog to digital converter, correct?
http://www.audiovox.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/GenProductListCmd?type=nprev&catalogId=10001&storeId=10001&categoryId=5065&langId=-1&page=&urlString=&productId=&brand=
The first three antennas listed.
FDTV1A - Omni directional amplified flat digital antenna
FDTV2 - Omni directional flat digital antenna
FDTV2A - Omni directional amplified flat digital antenna
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FDTV1A and FDTV2A are essentially the same and are both amplified antennas(as represented as with the “A” in the product name).
FDTV1A can be hooked on the wall via the stand whereas the FDTV2A stand doesn’t allow you to hook it onto the wall.
FDTV2 is not amplified(as represented by the missing “A” in the product name) meaning comparatively your signal will not be as strong as the FDTV1A or FDTV2A. The amplifier in the FDTV1A and FDTV2A amplifies your signal at the claimed +10db.
You still need the analog to digital converter. These products you listed here are just antennas, like your typical rabbit-ear antenna, but provides much better signal and thus for the hefty price. They aren’t analog to digital converters in itself. You will still need a separate analog to digital converter. Remember, an analog to digital converter will need an antenna to connect to, and stronger signal the antenna can provide will usually mean better reception on your TV.