SiliconDust LPF-608M LTE Filter for TV Antennas USA 2020 Standard 600/608/618MHz
- Brand:
- Silicondust
- Model Number:
- LPF-608M
- UPC:
- 857799005194
- EAN:
- 0857799005194
- Walmart SKU:
- 703540490
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Customer Insights: Rated 3.7/5 from 44 reviews.
This worked great. Installation was easy; just insert it on the coax cable between the antenna and the TV. It appears to be very well made. Came in a sturdy shipping tube with bubble wrap, and shipping was free. Be sure to rescan your TV channels after you install the filter. It makes all the difference. As indicated, this is not a TV antenna booster; this filters out interference from 5G towers in the area; which have become quite ubiquitous in my area. Picture is so much clearer now.
I started getting picture dropouts and pixelation recently. I have an old professional stacked-array high gain antenna system with Winegard antennas that used commercial UHF specific and VHF specific pre-amps to boost signal on a 50-foot coax to my home distribution amp. The VHF amp also had a needed built in FM trap. My system has always received in excess of 60 digital channels. Considering my pre-amps were now some 15 years old with outdated noise specs, I decided to upgrade them also to one new lower noise Winegard pre-amp. The new pre-amp unfortunately lacked an FM trap, so I had to purchase a FM filter for the VHF antenna array and installed it between the VHF antenna array and the VHF-UHF signal combiner. That solved the problems with the new amplifier and FM interference from nearby FM stations, but I still had pixelation and dropouts. Since the FCC recently re-allocated RF channels above RF channel 36 to cellular service, and there are new cell towers near my home (the root cause of my recent reception problems), I started checking for the most effective 4G
If you have antenna tv and noticed a lot of loss of channels due to 5G towers sprouting up everywhere, this is the solution to the problem. Receive up to 32 channels again and only issues would be bad weather preventing broadcast. This is the best fix for filtering interference from 4G, 5G.
I know some people say these filters work and some say they don't. In our case, we are in a metropolitan area with a few cell towers close-by and this Silicondust filter cleared up *all* our issues. We finally have near-perfect reception of nearly 80 over-the-air channels and sub-channels. It's really amazing. We tried a better (indoor) antenna and a new Silicondust tuner (which we needed anyway) but this filter was the ultimate answer.
The filter seems to be working just fine to filter out interference on an outdoor antenna. What is not fine is, Walmart stipulated two day shipping but it arrived three days after that. This is not the first problem with Walmart, another order was delayed two days past the specified delivery date. On a different occasion the ordered item was "out of stock" so Walmart arbitrarily substituted an inferior quality item for the one ordered without providing notification. Tried to return the item to the local Walmart, could not do that because it was a special order item. To return, was required to send it back in the same box it came in, which I could not do because the box was split to open. My last time to order online from Walmart! Three times convinced even a slow learner like me.
Prompt delivery, solid construction; I can't prove it works, but I get nice strong signals when I use it.
This device might be performing as advertised but it did not clear up the reception problem I had hoped it would clear up...out of band interference.
The filter doesn't help, as it only filters LTE... And I came to find out the interference on myTV is from 5G, not LTE, like most towns in North America!
TV filter did not work at all. Getting same problem with wide variety of channels pixelating from wireless phone interference, which started this summer. Also filter is too bulky to properly fit on antenna connection in back of TV without it getting loose. I will attempt to receive refund before 30 days is up.
I'm writing this to inform everyone that Walmart delivery is a "Joke". After placing an order on the 12th of December, my package finally was delivered the 19th. After being promised it would be delivered on Dec. 15th, then the 18th it was finally delivered today. Terrible Customer Service!!! Also, it was supposed to be delivered to my front door, it wasn't, it was in my mailbox, when it was finally arrived.
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