Indoor aerials: Compare features & prices One For All SV9150
| Specification criteria | Specification |
|---|---|
| Specification | |
Type
|
Loop and dipole |
| Aerial cable(cm)
|
103 |
| Power cable (cm)
|
185 |
| Features | |
| Signal booster
|
Yes |
| Vertical and horizontal adjustment
|
N/A |
| Mains powered
|
Yes |
| Battery powered
|
No |
| Power via set-top box
|
No |
| 12v Adapter
|
Yes |
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Type
Directional Similar in appearance to rooftop aerials Loop A simple circular loop design Panel Aerial built into a flat panel Monopole and dipole Aerial features either one or two antenna
Aerial cable(cm)
Measurements given for aerial lead where supplied.
Power cable (cm)
Measurements given for power lead where supplied.
Signal booster
Does the aerial have a built in signal booster
Vertical and horizontal adjustment
Can the aerial be angled to match the polarisation of your local transmitter. Loop aerials do not require angling and some flat panel types can be simply tilted at ninety degrees but vertical rod designs limit your options in certain areas.
Mains powered
Is the signal booster powered by the mains?
Battery powered
Is the signal booster powered by batteries?
Power via set-top box
Can the booster be powered through simply plugging into a set-top box aerial socket?
12v Adapter
Some boosters can be pwered by a 12 volt adaptor, making them ideal for use on a boat or caravan