Digital Yacht DTV200 HD TV Antenna with Dual Amp and 20m Cable

The Digital Yacht DTV200 is a top - notch marine TV antenna for boats. Model ZDIGDTV200, it features a very high - performance omni - directional design, which can receive the latest DVB/HDTV signals globally. With two TV and FM radio outlets, you can enjoy multiple forms of entertainment on board. The below - deck mounted amplifier has a gain control from - 7dB to + 29dB, ensuring great signal strength. It can be mounted on a pole or using a standard 1'x14TPI adaptor. Comes with a 20m (66ft) coax cable and can operate on 12v or 24v. Measuring just 280mm (11') in diameter and weighing approximately 2lbs (0.9Kg), it's both compact and lightweight. The DTV200 includes the high - performance DTV100 omni - directional antenna, which can pick up even the weakest digital terrestrial TV signals without the need for complicated alignment. The dual TV output allows two TVs to display different channels. Most countries now offer free - to - view digital TV channels, some in HD. With the DTV200's high - sensitivity and adjustable amplifier, you can get perfect digital reception. Start enjoying free HD digital TV entertainment on your boat today! What's in the box: DTV100 Antenna, Amplifier, 20m Cable.

Using the Digital Yacht DTV200 HD TV Antenna is a breeze. First, choose a suitable location on your boat to mount the antenna. You can use a pole or the standard 1'x14TPI adaptor for mounting. Then, connect the 20m coax cable to the antenna and the amplifier. The amplifier should be installed below deck. Next, connect your TVs and FM radio to the respective outlets on the amplifier. Power it up using either 12v or 24v. Since it's omni - directional, you don't need to worry about aligning it precisely. When it comes to maintenance, keep the antenna clean from dirt and debris. Check the cable connections regularly to ensure there are no loose ends. If you notice a decrease in signal strength, you can adjust the amplifier's gain control from - 7dB to + 29dB. Also, make sure to protect the equipment from extreme weather conditions when the boat is not in use.