Omni-directional active DVB-T/T2 HEVC antenna MACLEAN MCTV-104 — outdoor camper mount, 174–230 & 470–698 MHz, USB 5V

MACLEAN MCTV-104 is an omni-directional active DVB-T/T2 antenna with HEVC support designed for campers and vehicles. The antenna's omni-directional reception pattern and built-in amplifier help maintain stable terrestrial digital TV signal reception while the vehicle is stationary or on the move. A central cable mount simplifies attachment to roofs, poles or dedicated brackets and supports installation in mobile environments where multi-directional coverage is required.

Advantages

The antenna provides omni-directional coverage for DVB-T and DVB-T2 broadcasts and includes HEVC (H.265) compatibility to receive modern digital terrestrial channels. The active design with an integrated amplifier improves signal sensitivity and helps compensate for weaker signals common in mobile use. A central cable mount enables straightforward mechanical installation on campers, motorhomes or other vehicles. The product is compact and intended for external use on vehicles to maximize reception without frequent reorientation.

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How to use

Select a suitable mounting location on the vehicle roof or pole where the antenna has an unobstructed view of the sky and minimal metallic interference. Use the central cable mount to fasten the antenna according to the vehicle manufacturer’s rooftop mounting guidelines or the bracket instructions provided with the antenna. Connect the antenna coaxial cable to the receiver or TV tuner input; if the antenna requires power for the amplifier, supply power through the receiver’s antenna power output or an appropriate inline power inserter as specified by the receiver and antenna documentation. After installation, scan for DVB-T/T2 channels on the TV or tuner to confirm reception and adjust routing of the cable to prevent water ingress and mechanical strain.

Recommendations

For best results, install the antenna on a level, elevated position on the vehicle roof away from large metal structures and rooftop accessories. If reception remains weak, verify power to the active amplifier, test cable continuity, and, if possible, perform reception tests at different parking locations to identify stronger terrestrial signal areas.