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Features
- Single Rf Input
- 24db Gain
- Single Rf Output With A 5mhz-42mhz, 2-way Bi-pass At +12db Gain
- Amplifies signals from 54-1000 MHz.
- 20 dB selectable FM trap
- 5-42 MHz 2-way bi-pass at +12 dB gain
- Weather resistant housing to withstand harsh environmental conditions.
- Refer user manual below.
Description
The Winegard HDA-200 distribution amplifier is a heavy duty, quality built solution for the amplification and distribution of digital/analog broadcast signals from off-air and cable TV stations. It amplifies signals from 54-1000 MHz and features variable gain control from 0-18 dB. A 20 dB selectable FM trap eliminates offending FM stations. It also contains a 5-42 MHz 2-way bi- pass at +12 dB gain. It's housed in an industrial grade, weather resistant enclosure.
Product Dimensions: 8.3 x 4.8 x 2.4 inches
Item Weight: 1.12 pounds
Manufacturer: Winegard Company
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: HDA-200
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: July 21, 2008
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Wasted money on this. We connected it and tried it several times but we get nothing more than what we did before. I was hoping the ones that were fuzzy off and on would clear up but nope.
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I got this to upgrade the little amplifier that came with my winegard outdoor antenna, and the little original unit gives me stronger and higher quality signal. So I'm a little disappointed that this unit didn't have better results.
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2022 by King Kong
I live in an area with generally strong signals, about 15 miles from the antenna farm. Having recently decided to drop cable in favor of streaming and over-the-air programming, I added an RCA ANT751r to our attic. I ran 50 feet of cable through the attic and dropped it to a third floor bedroom where I installed the first splitter. That four-way splitter ran the cable to two bedroom TVs on that floor which got fantastic reception, then all the way to the basement where it connected with another splitter that divided the signal four more ways for TVs on the first and second floor. So I had 50 feet of cable an a splitter to get to two TVs, then 150 feet of cable and two splitters to get to the other TVs in the house. The signal was great for the TVs close to the antenna, but I could barely pick up any stations, despite the naturally strong signals, with the other TVs due to the loss from the length of cable and the multiple splitters. I already had power in the section of attic where I had installed the antenna, so setting this up took all of five minutes. After installation, the signal for the close TVs improved slightly and I was able to pick up a few additional, distant channels. But the big improvement came from the TVs further along the line. I'm now able to pick up all of the area channels with good, clean signals. Definitely worth the investment and several minutes of installation effort.
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The amplifier works well however, I found the instructions to be difficult to follow and incomplete.
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2021 by CA Cindy
Works on a wide range of frequency for ATSC(digital TV). A bit pricy & the large box generates a lot of heat which is a bad sign for electronics. My suggestion is to switch off the power to the amplifier(along with the TV) to extend its life use. There is a gain control potentiometer adjustable with a small flat blade screwdriver. Read the enclosed instructions so as to Not turn the potentiometer in the wrong direction & reduce the signal! When it begins to click you've reached the maximum so stop adjusting. Along with this excellent amp, research & purchase the Best TV antenna. Their are plenty of web sites i.e. [...] TV antennas. Remember this, anything Less than 20db(decibels) amplification will disappoint! Update: I was surprised Its Work So Well So: You can connect the signal amplifiers in series to Increase Your Overall Signal. My main input off my inside antenna on top of my PC is a SKYWALKER SKY38323 output connects to the Inupt of the Winggard HD200, out of same to your TV. This almost elimnated all clipping and snowy signals. What a difference, not to mention New Channels I've Added! If your using an desktop aerial antenna, I would suggest the kind which has a reflector plate, which I consider the best. or larger antenna i.e. with resembles a 4 fly swatters on one vertical plain. Good Luck
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2020 by Tom Conner