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TV and Radio Signal Aligner/Finder Meter

Product Code: UHFVHFFIND

  • Find the best position for aerial
  • Connects in-line with your antenna
  • Light weight & small size
TV and Radio Signal Aligner/Finder Meter
TV and Radio Signal Aligner/Finder Meter
£23.14 inc vat
Lifetime guarantee on internally installed products Includes technical support

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Product Description

Signal Finder for UHF TV and VHF DAB

Features:

  • To assist with correct aerial orientation.
  • Small and compact.
  • LED light indication.
  • Frequency range 40-862MHz.
  • Easy to use.
  • Battery powered - 9V battery (not supplied).

Technical Information:

  1. Connect the aerial to the socket on the meter marked as Antenna, using lead supplied.
  2. Connect the TV, STB (Set-Top Box) or other receiver to the socket marked as Receiver.
  3. Switch the power on using the on/off switch (see diagram).
  4. Point the aerial in the direction recommended or if unknown in the same direction as other aerials in sight.
  5. Slowly turn the aerial in a horizontal arc until you find the direction which displays the most LEDs: this is the best orientation for your aerial.
  6. Secure the aerial facing in the direction found.
Frequency Range (MHz)Input Level (dBV)Power RequirementExternal Power Source (V DC)Battery Type (V)
40-86250-905V DC, 40mA5-129 PP3

Product Description

Signal Finder for UHF TV and VHF DAB

Features:

  • To assist with correct aerial orientation.
  • Small and compact.
  • LED light indication.
  • Frequency range 40-862MHz.
  • Easy to use.
  • Battery powered - 9V battery (not supplied).

Technical Information:

  1. Connect the aerial to the socket on the meter marked as Antenna, using lead supplied.
  2. Connect the TV, STB (Set-Top Box) or other receiver to the socket marked as Receiver.
  3. Switch the power on using the on/off switch (see diagram).
  4. Point the aerial in the direction recommended or if unknown in the same direction as other aerials in sight.
  5. Slowly turn the aerial in a horizontal arc until you find the direction which displays the most LEDs: this is the best orientation for your aerial.
  6. Secure the aerial facing in the direction found.
Frequency Range (MHz)Input Level (dBV)Power RequirementExternal Power Source (V DC)Battery Type (V)
40-86250-905V DC, 40mA5-129 PP3

Technical Specification

Width

190mm

Depth

60mm

Height

25mm

Weight

0.06Kg

Fred
19/04/2024

Great service and company to deal with

Robert
15/04/2024

I researched for many TV aerials and my friend who was ex aerial rigger recommended me Blake aerials as you can’t go wrong with them that was his words and it was true


13/04/2024

Ok until Blake sold me an item they didn't have in stock ...

Philip
05/04/2024

Very good service as a company, very let down by sending out parts poorly packaged, must cost a fortune sending replacements out..

Philip
05/04/2024

Seem fine

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Paul Gyurgyak
Paul Gyurgyak
25/04/2024

Exceptionally fast delivery with thorough communications Would highly recommend

Gerry Flashmann
Gerry Flashmann
25/04/2024

excellent company.

D
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21/04/2024

Roy Btcom
Roy Btcom
13/04/2024

Thanks for your quick response 👍🏾 And fair pricing for that Camera Arrived next day in time for me to install it... Kind regards Roy

Paul Taylor
Paul Taylor
01/04/2024

Excellent service, speedy delivery

£23.14 inc vat
Lifetime guarantee on internally installed products Includes technical support

Payment methods accepted

Mastercard Visa AMEX PayPal Discover Apple Pay Google Pay

Product Description

Signal Finder for UHF TV and VHF DAB

Features:

  • To assist with correct aerial orientation.
  • Small and compact.
  • LED light indication.
  • Frequency range 40-862MHz.
  • Easy to use.
  • Battery powered - 9V battery (not supplied).

Technical Information:

  1. Connect the aerial to the socket on the meter marked as Antenna, using lead supplied.
  2. Connect the TV, STB (Set-Top Box) or other receiver to the socket marked as Receiver.
  3. Switch the power on using the on/off switch (see diagram).
  4. Point the aerial in the direction recommended or if unknown in the same direction as other aerials in sight.
  5. Slowly turn the aerial in a horizontal arc until you find the direction which displays the most LEDs: this is the best orientation for your aerial.
  6. Secure the aerial facing in the direction found.
Frequency Range (MHz)Input Level (dBV)Power RequirementExternal Power Source (V DC)Battery Type (V)
40-86250-905V DC, 40mA5-129 PP3