For Sale TV & Antenna, Pre-Amp & More $250


 

ChuckO

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
I gave it my best, but ain't gonna be any OTA TV for me. That said, an opportunity to get quality equipment for a hella good price. I'm going to be in East Contra Costa Friday 03/21/25 for anyone in the Bay Area, I can't deliver unless it's Brentwood / Discovery Bay, otherwise it will need to be picked up in one of those two cities. I can deliver it anytime in the Redding to Shingletown area, and at some point I will be. I will also be in the Petaluma area in the very near future

The set up includes:

EXTREMEtenna 80 ($169 New)

TV Antenna PreAmp 1 ($85 New)

50' Coaxial Cable Black RG6 ($25 New)

High Pass Filter 50 MHz ($12 New)

FM Filter ($19 New)

Coaxial Cable Grounding Block ($10 New)

5' Ft Galvanized Steel Antenna Mast Pipe Swedged End Length 1.25" OD ($25 New)

And From True Value Hardware
35' of Copper Ground Wire $65 New
1/2" - 1-3/8" Grounding Clamp $10 New

Total cost $420

Also included, some great advice from members of TVWBB

 

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Those antennas look like amateur radio.
Agreed. The owner of those antennas may or may not be able to help with OTA TV reception.

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If it's any consolation Chuck, situations like yours led to the development of community television antenna systems, where a group of individuals or a small company would place one or more antennas in a location favorable for OTA TV reception (for example, the top of a nearby mountain). The signals received on those antennas were distributed via amplifiers and cables to subscribers in the surrounding area. These local TV signal distribition networks were the first cable television systems.
 

 

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