Winegard Boost 20dB HDTV Antenna Indoor In-line Amplifier (LNA-100)

It has been working, and has improved my previous reception. I am satisfied with this purchase. I had been skeptical. Yet this product improves reception at least by 10 to 15 percent thank you.

works great and less work involved then using the LNA-200

Hi working great ,thanks Solid Signal sales associate.

Your amplifier works just great and I would like to thank you very much Joe

Works okay

The Winegard preamp has the lowest noise figure and highest immunity to overload on the market at the lowest price so it's a no brainer. After trying all the most expensive preamps on the market, the ONLY preamp that got ALL the channels in my market without breakup or overload was the Winegard.

I used this to replace a Cabletronix CT-BDA24 which was a good, higer gain, but higer noise amp. Night and day better. Then after about a year one channel disappeared, then another, finally I couldn't get anything. The included supply had quit. I power cycled it and it came back, but still not great performance. I then replaced the supply with better wall wart, and bam! all my channels where back, better than before. Next, I'll swap it with a 5VDC linear supply with mucho RF filtering.

coupled with a good outdoor antenna (channel master 3000HD in my case), this product has exceeded my expectations. The Tivo Roamio I use shows that the signal boost to all channels I receive is at least 20% better

the connector on the antenna side of the amplifier is female. The connector on the HD Blade I had earlier purchased from Solid Signal also has a female output connector. Thus amplifier can not be directly connected to the antenna- an intervening connector or cable is required.

I operate a Frequency Measuring Service for Broadcast TV and Radio. I measure signals as much as 200 miles distant. Obviously I have some tall and very good antennas, but when I purchased one of the LNA100's I was skeptical. However, I can say that the LNA 100 is the best Amplifier I've found to date, at a reasonable price. Some signals that I measure set at -95 to -105 DB on my spectrum analyzer. This amplifier has fairly flat gain (20 DB +/- 3 DB) from Channel 2 to well beyond the presently authorized upper UHF Channels. When I put the LNA100 in line I can barely see the Noise Floor of the Spectrum Analyzer change, but the desired weak signal becomes easily measured with the ~ 20 DB of gain. NOTE: It does not amplify the FM Broadcast Band! Get one--you wont be disappointed.