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FAQs & Solutions
What is the difference between an analog and a digital antenna? The analog antenna has a variable gain and works within a range of 50 km for DVB-T. The further away you are from the signal source, the poorer the signal.
For digital TV reception - you get either a good picture or no picture at all. If you are away from the signal source you do not receive any picture.
The digital antennas have built in filters to lower noise and improve picture quality.
The analog signal is transmitted directly to the TV while the digital signal needs to be decoded first. This allows error corrections as well data as compression to be made to the signal for obtaining extra features as extra channels, EPG, Pay TV, interactive games, etc.
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A beautifully designed antenna.
Flat, standing or wall mounted it will blend into any interior. Capable of receiving all your favorite channels in 4K Ultra HD, whether it is television (DVB-T/T2) or radio (DAB+). The unique Automatic Gain Control ensures optimal gain at all times. Plug it in and start watching immediately.

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