Room DVB-T2 antenna REMO BAS-5114-USB Mercury 2.0 Review

Works just like a wire plugged into an antenna connector, no better. That is, it does not receive a signal only if the tower is in direct line of sight and it is also impossible to watch the reception quality intermittently. I received it already with the paint flying around, while the delivery of the goods is not to blame, there are no pieces of paint in the box, it was packed defective. At the same time, nifiga does not amplify the signal of sense from her zero as from a wire. And the…

So it turns out that it is not worth the money, since the cheap Chinese passive spoke antenna itself for 100 wins in all respects: both in appearance and ease of installation, and there is no need for additional power for the amplifier. In the photo you can see which I had to fence, and even with such an arrangement, half a meter from the window, the reception floats depending on the weather, in bad weather - the reception is terrible

According to my experience, this indoor DVB-T2 antenna improves signal reception tremendously, providing clear images and sound. Its compact design helps blend in easily with other electronics, and its USB feature provides convenience for connecting to other devices. The only downside is that it requires careful placement for optimal reception. Overall, a great investment for any household looking to enhance their TV watching experience.

This antenna caught where the usual room "antennae" and analogues did not catch at all. Ordinary room ones, which were up to 10 channels in total, I caught all 20 here !

With its pros. The price, for such functionality, is just a penny. Catches well in bad conditions. Cons below: Design is not the strongest point of this product, but at this price it's a shame to complain.

At first, I caught only the second multiplex on autosearch (from 11 to 20 channels), but, after searching the Internet, I found that it was possible to catch the first multiplex (from 1 to 10 channels) through manual tuning. So, go to the settings, select digital TV, then manual search, and in it already enter the frequency at which the multiplex that the TV did not find through auto search operates in your region. The broadcasting frequency of both multiplexes can be found on the site…

But I think that you can use it, all the same, the distance to the tower is 35 km. But to supply power, it is better through an adapter for 2 amperes, I tried it for 1 ampere, the signal is lost by 15%. Has pros: It catches 20 channels, the signal is 100% -90%, if you supply power through a 5v adapter, the signal is stable, up to the tower 35km. Its cons: If you supply power from a TV or set-top box, the signal is lost by 30%, I don’t know why this happens, I tried it on two different new…