Best current price£17.95from eBay
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
eBay£17.95Visit shop SAC Stinger 4G Mini UHF TV Aerial Freeview HD Caravan Motorhome Loft Outdoor
Visit shop2 offers from £17.95
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
This guide helps you understand and use the STINGER MINI COMPACT UHF TV Digital Freeview HD Aerial. It's designed for anyone needing reliable digital TV reception, whether at home, in a caravan, or on a boat. The key benefit is its ability to receive HD and 4K channels, and it's compact size. Note that performance can vary depending on your location and signal strength.
| Model Part Number | AE0700 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SAC |
The range depends on the local transmitter power and the obstructions in your area. Factors include distance from the transmitter, terrain, and any obstructions.
Yes, this aerial is compatible with all TVs and set-top boxes that receive digital TV signals, including smart TVs.
You will need a screwdriver, a wrench (for tightening the clamp), and potentially a ladder for outdoor installations. A coaxial cable is also required, which is not included.
No, this aerial does not require a power supply. It receives power directly from the TV or set-top box via the coaxial cable.
Ensure all connections are weatherproofed using appropriate connectors or sealant. Place the aerial in a sheltered location if possible.
While primarily designed for outdoor and loft use, the aerial can be used indoors if the signal strength is sufficient. However, performance may be affected by building materials.
Warranty information is not available in the product data, please refer to the product packaging or retailer for warranty details.
UHF (Ultra High Frequency) is the frequency range used by digital TV signals. VHF (Very High Frequency) is used by some older analog TV signals. This aerial is designed for UHF signals.
Check the aerial's alignment and ensure it is pointed towards the nearest transmitter. Check all connections for any damage or looseness. Rescan for channels.
Ensure the aerial is not near any sources of interference. Check the coaxial cable for damage. Try using a signal amplifier if the signal is weak.
Rescan for channels. Ensure that your TV or set-top box is compatible with the channels in your area. Check the transmitter coverage map for your location.
