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Terk HD-TVS Slim Profile Outdoor HDtv Antenna

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Street Price: $175.47
Gaunz Org Price: $93.95
Savings!: $81.52 (46%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Terk
EAN: 0034405002338
Label: Terk
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Product Manufacturer: Terk
Model: HD-TVS
Publisher: Terk
Studio: Terk


Piece facts:
  • Lightweight and compact designed directional HDTV VHS/UHF antenna
  • Utilizes non-traditional electromagnetic antenna design for superior performance
  • Designed with a very high 20-to-1 front to back ratio that accomidates the reception and modulation of reflected signals
  • Includes mounting mast, foot bracket, and mounting hardware



Antenna HDtv Outdoor Profile Slim HD-TVS Terk





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The Terk HDTVs is optimized for HDTV and analog UHF/VHF reception. lts great at receiving reflected signals, which is important in cities. Even if the HDTVs is pointed at a building, the antenna will receive a reflected signal and reject all other multi-path signals. The supplied hardware allows you to mount the HDTVs on a roof, railing, outdoor wall, or in an attic. Low-band VHF Channels 2-6 (reception range up to 15 miles)


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Very Good Product ...
I recently canceled my Comcast service to save money and instead bought the Terk HD-TVS as a replacement with the Samsung HD Tuner. The Terk is in my attic hanging from the crawl space rafters facing the attic window in roughly the degree towards the antennas. It took a few minutes of adjusting but i now get great HD signals from CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX and My9. PBS signal is weak for now, but i do get channel 31-2 which is QUBO all day kids, so that makes up for lost PBS Kids and all Noggin channels from Cable.
The Terk was a cinch to set up, came with everything i need to attach it and gets nice reception. According to the website the main signals are about 13 miles from my house in NJ at about 83 degrees. So i face the Antenna facing 83 degrees and it works.

Overall i am very satisfied with the purchase and recommend it


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Great HD antenna at superb price via
I live in Kensington, MD which is within the Washington, DC metro area. I had the antenna installed inconspicuously on the roof. We are no longer using cable TV or satellite TV signals. We are using this antenna as our only TV signal source. We are also using an antenna signal amplifier, the TERK 15 dB Broadband Cable Amplifier. We get amazing digital signals from various local channels including FOX, CBS, ABC, several PBS channels, TFA, CW, and UNI. The picture quality from these digital channels is awesome, and it's all free!

Of course, we do not get all of the sports channels, Discovery channel, History channel, and HGTV for my wife, but we supplement our TV watching with DVDs from Blockbuster.com (Netflix is another fine option).

Considering the ever increasing cost of Cable or Satellite TV along with the cost of equipment rental, this antenna along with the signal amplifier is a fine option to consider.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Works great ...
We actually put this antenna in our attic and it works great. We haven't had any problems with it. The picture is very clear.


Buyer's feedback: 2 out of 5 stars - Not worth the trouble
We are 30+ miles from most of the TV stations in the Atlanta area and we are in the process of changing from Analog to Digital reception for all TV's in our house. We had two old standard external (inexpensive) antenna's installed in our attic that we had not used for a few years. We purchased the Terk HD-TVS antenna specifically to move to DTV reception. Our neighborhood has a covenant restriction against external antennas but because the HD TVS looks like a dish, we thought that it would be the perfect solution. We received the product and connected it outside before mounting it permanently and the reception was awful. Only the closest stations worked at all. The signal strength was very very low. We connected both of our old antennas just to see what would happen and to our surprise, both of the standard external (inexpensive) antennas mounted in our attic receives all of the local DTV broadcasts. The reception strength is very high on the closest channels and low for the channels at the greatest distance but all of the channels work. The Terk HD-TVS was much worse than the standard external (inexpensive) antenna so we returned it.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Good value, better than rabbit ears! ...
I just got this antenna hooked up and now have several more channels than my old rabbit ears. And the reception alone is worth the investment. The picture is amazing on my Optoma projector. I also picked up the Samsung DTBH260F HDTV Terrestrial Receiver, since my projector doesn't have a tuner built in. What a great combo! All of my components are tied into my Harmony remote and work perfectly. It did take me a minute to get any signal at all on the antenna, until I realized the problem. I used my old Dish satellite mount, took off the dish and mounted the antenna to the same setup (the antenna is fairly lightweight). I plugged the RG6 cable into the antenna and the receiver...nothing. Then I realized that the cable coming from the former dish goes through a splitter with two inputs...one for the satellite signal and one for the antenna. I switched the cable to the antenna input and viola! I had the best reception by pointing the antenna straight up to the sky (not pointing it directly at the towers), then finding the strongest signal by rotating it around toward the north. It looks kind of strange having an antenna pointed straight up, but it works. The design is a lot more pleasant to look at than the old dish or one of those gangly christmas tree antennas, and it is outside so no more rabbit ears in the house (so tacky). This is a great solution for those who are looking for something aesthetically pleasing with good reception. It was easy to hook up (at least for someone who is replacing their old dish with the wires already run) and the neighbors won't have their view obstructed by an outdated monstrosity of an antenna.

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