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stealth outguns EVERYTHING “Under The Radar” Low Weight & Size Exclusive Picture page 2
There are very few TV aerials that can claim to have achieved the converted CAI STANDARD 1 wideband benchmark certificate. Today, only one can also boast a tiny horizontal footprint and low weight that is so important when wind loading is an issue. But it doesn’t stop there. The new Vision Stealth aerial utilises all the benefits of log antenna technology, including ultra-flat frequency response for all channels in all UK regions. The Vision Stealth goes much, much further, by phasing two log booms together utilising a precision phasing system. The performance benefits of Stealth are now boosted to incredible levels. Impulse noise rejection now reaches previously impossible levels; completely Continued on page 2
Vision Phantom Launches
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“The Phantom”
Many blocks of flats and other multi-family dwellings use communal TV signal distribution systems. This has been the case for decades and many of today’s systems carry UHF TV and Radio with the addition of satellite IF signals, to enable each
dwelling to own and operate their own satellite receivers. These signal distribution systems require mains power in at least one central location and in some buildings, this is a problem. Traditionally the power has been provided by the landlord and the costs of powering have been added to a maintenance charge or similar bill. In some buildings this billing process does not apply and/ or a landlord’s supply isn’t available. This has often meant that the occupants had to fit several dishes on the building and each power their own LNB Continued on page 4