Review on Room DVB-T2 antenna REMO BAS-5114-USB Mercury 2.0 by Chong Fred ᠌

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 "interactive tsetv map", just find your home and click the mouse, information will immediately appear on how many channels are broadcasting and at what frequency. Having found the desired frequency manually, press search and that's it . I will say right away that this antenna without an amplifier does not work well on small or old TVs, in which the TV tuner itself is weak, but with an amplifier without problems