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WEIMEIH ANT-TX-3 amplified DVB-T2 aerial with magnetic base

Five metres of cable and a magnetic base — which together decide whether the aerial can reach the one place in the room where reception works.

WEIMEIH amplified DVB-T2 aerial with magnetic base

WEIMEIH ANT-TX-3 amplified DVB-T2 aerial with magnetic base

Five metres of cable and a magnetic base — which together decide whether the aerial can reach the one place in the room where reception works.

Design
Amplified, omnidirectional — stated
Reception pattern
360°, no aiming required — stated
Cable length
5 m coaxial — stated
Mounting
Strong magnetic base for any metal surface — stated
Compatibility
Any television with a built-in tuner, external DVB-T2 receivers, USB TV sticks — stated
Use
Indoor and outdoor, camping, caravans and gardens — stated
Stated gain in dB
Not published in this listing
Amplifier bypass
No switch stated
Amazon reference
B0H5PNBM5Q (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0761923965301
  • Five metres of cable, which is what lets the aerial reach a window while the television stays put
  • A magnetic base, so it can be positioned without adhesive or drilling
  • The gain is not published in dB, so the amplification cannot be compared

Best for: A room where the good reception position is a window several metres from the television.

≈ 19 €
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Specifications

Design
Amplified, omnidirectional — stated
Reception pattern
360°, no aiming required — stated
Cable length
5 m coaxial — stated
Mounting
Strong magnetic base for any metal surface — stated
Compatibility
Any television with a built-in tuner, external DVB-T2 receivers, USB TV sticks — stated
Use
Indoor and outdoor, camping, caravans and gardens — stated
Stated gain in dB
Not published in this listing
Amplifier bypass
No switch stated
Amazon reference
B0H5PNBM5Q (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0761923965301

The starting point for this whole shelf

Reception is decided by geography, not by the box. Distance from the transmitter, what stands between, which floor you are on, which way the building faces. No aerial changes those, and the differences between products are smaller than the differences between positions in a room.

Which makes cable length the real specification

Five metres. The useful spot is normally a window facing the transmitter; the television is normally somewhere else. A short cable decides the position for you. Five metres lets you hunt for it, and hunting is what actually improves reception here.

The magnetic base

It sticks to any metal surface — a radiator, a window frame, a bracket — without adhesive or drilling. On a product whose position has to be found by trial, that is the right mounting method.

Omnidirectional, and what it costs

No aiming, which is convenient. It also means the aerial is less selective: a directional aerial rejects signals from behind it, which matters near an interfering source. Convenience against selectivity, and for most households convenience wins.

What is missing

A gain figure in dB, and a bypass switch. Without the first, the amplification cannot be compared with anything. Without the second, it cannot be turned off where the signal is already strong — and where it is strong, amplification makes things worse.

Availability

On sale from 19 € to 26 € on the German, British, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.

Listed but with no offer on the French Amazon store — the reference exists there and nobody is currently selling it.

Not found on the American Amazon store, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.

Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 4 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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