Review on 📺 Philips LTE Filter for TV Antenna, Clear Digital HD TV Reception, Reduces Interference and Pixilation from 4G 5G LTE Signal, Indoor Outdoor Installation, Frequency Range 5-608 MHz, SDW1520/27 by Bim Cook

I bought this because the image from our antenna was broken and pixelated. I used to think there were some trees on the trail. We felled these trees a few years ago, but the image will still be pixelated. Then I thought it was the wind, but the picture was sometimes interrupted even on windless days. Keep in mind that we have an outside antenna (range about 5 feet, but installed in the attic, not the roof) and we're only 20-30 miles from the transmitting antennas, so picture quality should always be good. We cleaned all the contact points (on the antenna, cable connectors, etc.) and sometimes that helped, but not always. This little invention has done more good than all other efforts combined. We run two plasma TVs on the same antenna with a 20dB booster to compensate for any loss due to cable length. Placed in front of the booster, both images improve. And in case you're wondering, we didn't cut down trees just for a TV picture—our gutters fell out of the house under the weight of the leaves, and squirrels used the trees to climb up our attic and into our nest.