Indoor Small Digital Tv Antennas

Indoor/outdoor tv recording.

The Best Antennas!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is one of the best antennas that I have tried in my life! It gives me over 150+ channels and looks amazing next to my TV. I love that it’s all black and has a 60 mile radius meaning my TV channel doesn’t skip and mess up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I haven’t used a tv since I was a kid, and back then antennas used to be so ugly! I’m really impressed at how sleek and modern this One for All 60 mile antenna looks, I honestly would never guess what it is by just looking at it. I live in a suburb about 30 miles from Phoenix, AZ and I was able to get local channels from all the surrounding cities in the valley of the sun! We haven’t had cable in our hours for about 5 years now, and I always miss being able to just turn on the weather channel at any time or easily find football games or travel shows. I’m really happy I am able to do that again! Set up is so easy and I can’t believe I get channels for actually absolutely free; I don’t know why I didn’t think to get a TV antenna before

I think these things are great. I use these things to hold my TV antennas on without having to drill holes in my walls or ceiling! I get a couple of clamps and I attach them to the antennas, and then I clamp them onto the pole! I put it right near my window in the 2nd floor of one of my rooms. I live in a condo where you're not allowed to have antennas on the roof, so this is what I do and it works!

Used as an indoor camera. I like how small it is and quality is good.

The transmitter is so small and lightweight that it can be installed directly on the gimbal with its two antennas. Power is supplied by the battery of the gimbal, so no cable connects the nacelle and the camera to the drone, allowing a total freedom of movement, with or without the drone.

It was very easy to swap out the stock antennas (quarter-wave) with these, and we haven't had a signal dropout since. The small box contains two antennas. The BNC connectors attach firmly so you can angle them 45-degrees to either side as usual (to accommodate any polarization) and they don't fall over. The length might make it challenging to use this in a rack, but for tabletop use it's just fine.

I chose the analog read-out over a digital because it gives me several options at a glance. I do a lot of indoor photography where flash is not allowed and a good incident/ambient light meter is an absolute necessity.

I use this filter when filming interviews under controlled lighting - i.e. indoor. Digital video can be somewhat crisp on wrinkles and skin blemishes, but this filter softens them nicely without being too sickly fuzzy. Very happy with the results. It's not so good in strong uncontrolled lighting.