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Polaris Directional TV Antenna
SKU
GXV9130
The GXV9130 Glomex Polaris Directional TV antenna for digital and analog
signals with remote controlled electronic orientation for superior signal with
the least amount of interference.
Features & Benefits:
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The Glomex Polaris directional an easy upgrade to any
existing Glomex TV Antenna (GXV9125, GXV9112 and GXV9150).
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The Glomex Polaris antenna has the ability to focus
reception towards maximum signal (i.e. antenna tower) with minimum
interference from reflected signals (from sailboat masts, cranes,
buildings, etc.).
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Antenna includes two amplifiers
(internal and external) with the ability to reduce interference from
electromagnetic sources, thereby improving sound quality.
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Option to bypass both amplifiers,
making it possible to obtain the optimal reception. This exclusive
Glomex GXV9130 antenna feature allows the viewer to eliminate strong signals in areas
with excessive amplification sources.
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The Glomex Polaris GXV9130 has the ability to receive
both horizontal and vertical polarized signals ideal for both analog and
digital TV reception.
Shown without radome
| Product Details |
| Antenna
Gain: |
3 db VHF 6 db
UHF + 10 db of internal gain |
| Indoor
Amplifier Gain: |
23 dB
adjustable |
| Antenna
Type: |
Logperiodic
(UHF) Charged Dipole (VHF) |
| Reception
Angle: |
60°
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| Fore-and-aft
Ratio: |
>20 dB
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| Indoor
Amplifier Special Functions: |
Bypass
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| Indoor
Amplifier Input: |
1 Antenna, 1
VCR or dock-deriving signal |
| Indoor
Amplifier TV Outputs: |
1 (or multiple
by multiway splitters) |
| Frequency
Range: |
170-230 MHz and
470-860 MHz |
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Polarization: |
Horizontal
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| Antenna
Rotation: |
By 12 V brush
motor |
| Speed:
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5°/sec.
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| Rotation:
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0-359°
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| Remote
Control: |
Supplied,
infrared type |
| Radome Type:
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UV resistant
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| Radome
Diameter: |
14.6" (37cm)
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| Height:
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10.2" (26cm)
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| Power
Requirements: |
12V
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| Operating
Temp. Range: |
-22° C + 55° C
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| Weight:
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9.500 lbs. |
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Coax Cable supplied |
65.5' + 5' cable |
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Instillation instructions |