Anyone know who makes these, and more importantly, what the db gain is?

http://www.east-coast-leisure.co.uk/...?Prodcode=1263

"David Sewell" wrote in message
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Anyone know who makes these, and more importantly, what the db gain is?

http://www.east-coast-leisure.co.uk/...?Prodcode=1263


After much research I found the information. My brother has this aerial
(Active Magic Circle) for reception of TV Freeview, on groundfloor level
with many close buildings. The results are better than anything tried so
far. Found it to be 28db gain.

Thanks.

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David Sewell wrote:
Anyone know who makes these, and more importantly, what the db gain is?

http://www.east-coast-leisure.co.uk/...?Prodcode=1263

It will be rubbish, so don't waste your money.

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Dave Plowman London SW
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On Sun, 4 Dec 2005 16:12:26 -0000, David Sewell wrote:

"David Sewell" wrote in message
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Anyone know who makes these, and more importantly, what the db gain is?

http://www.east-coast-leisure.co.uk/...?Prodcode=1263

After much research I found the information. My brother has this aerial
(Active Magic Circle) for reception of TV Freeview, on groundfloor level
with many close buildings. The results are better than anything tried so
far. Found it to be 28db gain.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Over what!!! A wire poked into a dog turd? :-)
Tnx for the laugh,

"Allodoxaphobia" wrote in message
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On Sun, 4 Dec 2005 16:12:26 -0000, David Sewell wrote:

"David Sewell" wrote in message
...
Anyone know who makes these, and more importantly, what the db gain is?

http://www.east-coast-leisure.co.uk/...?Prodcode=1263

After much research I found the information. My brother has this aerial
(Active Magic Circle) for reception of TV Freeview, on groundfloor level
with many close buildings. The results are better than anything tried
so
far. Found it to be 28db gain.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Over what!!! A wire poked into a dog turd? :-)
Tnx for the laugh,

Surprisingly no. But several other supposedly respected brand names. Though
I do appreciate the whole area of reception via indoor aerials as being
rather "grey".
But, thanks none the less, what was the name? never quite caught it !

Regards,
David

On Sun, 4 Dec 2005 16:12:26 -0000, "David Sewell"
wrote:


"David Sewell" wrote in message
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Anyone know who makes these, and more importantly, what the db gain is?

http://www.east-coast-leisure.co.uk/...?Prodcode=1263


After much research I found the information. My brother has this aerial
(Active Magic Circle) for reception of TV Freeview, on groundfloor level
with many close buildings. The results are better than anything tried so
far. Found it to be 28db gain.

And as a nice feature, prevent static by a can 'anti static
spay', I guess :-)

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Gerard Bok

In article ,
David Sewell wrote:
After much research I found the information. My brother has this aerial
(Active Magic Circle) for reception of TV Freeview, on groundfloor level
with many close buildings. The results are better than anything tried so
far. Found it to be 28db gain.

Including all the nasties you *really* don't want...

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Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

Allodoxaphobia wrote:
On Sun, 4 Dec 2005 16:12:26 -0000, David Sewell wrote:

"David Sewell" wrote in message
...

Anyone know who makes these, and more importantly, what the db gain is?

http://www.east-coast-leisure.co.uk/...?Prodcode=1263


After much research I found the information. My brother has this aerial
(Active Magic Circle) for reception of TV Freeview, on groundfloor level
with many close buildings. The results are better than anything tried so
far. Found it to be 28db gain.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Over what!!! A wire poked into a dog turd? :-)
Tnx for the laugh,

The OP 'might' have included some substantiation for his claim of 28 dB.....

jak

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wrote:
After much research I found the information. My brother has this aerial
(Active Magic Circle) for reception of TV Freeview, on groundfloor
level with many close buildings. The results are better than anything
tried so far. Found it to be 28db gain.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Over what!!! A wire poked into a dog turd? :-) Tnx for the laugh,

The OP 'might' have included some substantiation for his claim of 28
dB.....

Easy enough to add a 28 dB amp. But amplified turd just becomes larger
turd. ;-)

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Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

It's giving a result easily and cheaply in a situation where it is not
possible to fit an external system. So...I don't know what your all
bitching about.
Thanks, Jesus luvs ya,
Regards,
David