Good quality television reception can be a problem at sea. Oceantalk SUPERdigi HD mobile TV addresses this with twin aerials that ensure sharp, high definition TV at anchor, on a swing mooring or flying along at 50 knots.
Comprising a set-top receiver and a unique, innovative twin aerial system offering improvements of up to 40% in reception range, SUPERdigi HD Mobile TV incorporates an inbuilt ‘diversity’ receiver. TV signals come in waves, but twin antennas mean that as the waveform rises up or down, one of the aerials is always in the right position to capture the signal. The receiver samples strong and weak signals from both aerials and combines them for a consistently clear picture with Dolby-quality sound.
SUPERdigi HD Mobile TV is built to handle the demanding marine environment and is supplied in a kit that includes everything you need to install digital TV into your yacht or powerboat.
It is compatible with terrestrial free-to-air TV, as well as Freeview and SKY with the addition of the appropriate decoder.
More information at:
Lighthouse Marine Equipment Ltd, 8c Tawa Drive, Albany, Auckland 0632. Ph 09 448 2761, fax 09 448 2764, email [email protected] website www.lhmarine.co.nz
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