Digital Antennas


We have many years experience installing Digital TV  systems.  We won't compromise on the quality of our installations.  The only way to know for sure what antenna you will need is to get up on your roof and perform a site test to evaluate  your reception.  Beware of people giving free quotes as most won't go to the trouble of doing a proper site test.

What's a Digital Antenna

Everybody calls their antennas digital antennas, we know from experience that many antennas aren't all they are cracked up to be.    From our point of view a digital antenna is one designed for the specific channels and frequencies that you are trying to pickup and excludes ones that cause problems for digital.

In Melbourne that normally means an antenna that is designed to pickup Channels 6-12 VHF and Channels 27-35 UHF.  If your antenna picks up Channel 2 analogue,  like most old antennas do, it can be much more prone to picking up electrical interference and causing problems for digital reception.

Melbourne Digital Channels

In Melbourne that normally means an antenna that is designed to pickup Channels 6-12 VHF and Channels 27-35 UHF.  

If your antenna picks up Channel 2 analogue,  like most old antennas do, it can be much more prone to picking up electrical interference and noise which is much more 
likely to cause problems for digital reception.

Typical Antennas we use for Digital TV

LPDA Digital Antenna

LPDA

The Log Periodic Digital Array is our most popular antenna for digital TV it provides a good balance of signal gain across all channels as well as providing good deflection of multipath signals and  very good  BER (Bit Error Ratios)












Phased Array Digital Antenna

Phased Array

Used for diffuse signals we regularly use this antenna for picking up UHF repeater transmitters.














Yagi Digital Antenna

Yagi UDA

For specific situations we use VHF or UHF Yagi UDA  Antennas that provide for a high degree of directivity and increased gain on specific channels.






Combo Digital Antenna
Combination Log/Yagi
Where we require  more UHF gain than the LPDA without the need to go to separate VHF/HF antennas we will use a high gain Combination antenna.








Hi Gain UHF Digital Antenna
Hi Gain 
We have a number of antennas for special situations like this Tri beam yagi array.