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Boost™ is the most advanced digital TV antenna amplifier available featuring the lowest noise figure (1 dB typical).
Using the latest advances in amplifier technology, Boost, enhances any non-amplified antenna, delivering more range and available channels. Give your antenna a Boost today!
- Works with any non-amplified/passive TV antenna
- Clear Circuit Technology™ increases range and channels while eliminating pixelation and dropouts
- Ultra low noise figure – 1.0 dB typical
- Energy saving USB power supply with LED power indicator
- Innovative engineering from Winegard, the antenna experts
- MADE IN USA
Knowledge Base: Manual
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The function of a preamplifier is to amplify a low-level signal to the original strength of the signal. As an example if your signal loss caused by the length of your coax run or use of splitters is equal to 10db, you can add a 10db preamplifier to receive the original signal strength.
A preamplifier cannot make up for low to no signal at the original location. It can only make up for the signal lost over the coax.
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75 or 300 ohm input and universal housing for use with any off-air TV antenna to stay clean, dry and weather-protected. Zinc-plated steel hardware; all mounting hardware included. Specialized circuitry featuring fast recovery diode that protects against lightning-caused pulses.
Selectable FM trap reduces FM signals (88-108 MHz) -15 dB to prevent overload, tunable FM trap reduces a 3 MHz band width by -12 dB.
Knowledge Base: Manual Spec Sheet
Troubleshooting a Winegard Power Supply
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Best suited for digital reception. Used in high input suburban areas to overcome cable loss, etc. (using approximately 150' of RG-6/U cable). Built in fixed 12db FM trap.
Knowledge Base: Manual Spec Sheet
Troubleshooting a Winegard Power Supply
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A video Distribution Amplifier takes a video signal as an input, amplifies it, and outputs the amplified video signal to two or more outputs. The amplified signal makes up for the loss in gain caused by splitting the signal and running it through the distance of the coax.
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The HDA-200 has a single RF input, 24 dB gain, single RF output, with a 5-42 MHz 2-way bypass at +12 dB gain.
The HDA-200 has 0-18 dB gain control and 20 dB "switchable" FM trap to eliminate those offending FM radio stations. These features, when combined with the 12 dB of amplified gain for the 2 way 5-42 MHz return path make the HDA- 200 a superior solution for the technology savvy consumer.
Knowledge Base: Spec Sheet
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The Winegard HDA-100 is a single RF input, 15dB gain, single RF output, with a 5-42 MHz 2-way bi-pass at -2 dB loss.
Knowledge Base: Spec Sheet
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