6db Attenuator Pad (1 each)

That’s works well

My OTA antenna was providing a strong signal over powering the HDHomerun tuner and resulting in poor signal quality on two stations. I purchased a 3db and 6db attenuator. The 6db was all I needed to solve the problem and get my signal quality back to perfect. Easy and cost effective solution.

Product looked to be as described. I ordered it because I was unable to get another, quite sophisticated Amazon product to work. That product suggested using a 6 db attenuator. Unfortunately, the attenuator wouldn't solve the problem. Deep reading and rereading of the instructions of the other Amazon product, I finally got that product to work, and so I returned the 6 dB attenuator. It is very small. Be sure to obtain a receipt if you need to return it for any reason.

I have a digital TV antenna (no cable) and was getting pixelation on one channel, while a couple of other channels weren't received at all. I am not that far from the broadcasting towers (maybe 30 miles or so). I got the attenuator because I had read that a signal too strong could cause the pixelation. I attached the 6db attenuator and the picture and audio came in nice and clear. I thought this solved my problem but there are still times when I get pixelation again. I do, however, now usually get the two channels that I couldn't previously receive. Overall things are better but not perfect. I also got 3db and 10db attenuators but they didn't help at all. When I attach those there is no picture or sound.

These are very accurate, and brought my downstream power to my modem down exactly 6dBmV. Ended up getting a 10db one, too, as that's what I needed to get my levels perfect. But I didn't know if it would overcorrect it, so I went with the 6 at first. My advice would be to get the one that is exactly how much you need, as they do exactly what they state.

Plugged this in and my cable modem connection instantly improved!

When your cable company doesn't know why your cable is going out! This is what is needed.

I was having difficulty getting clear reception using my powered indoor antenna. Channels 4, 5, and 13 very often became crackly, glitchy, and pixelated making them unwatchable at times. I live in the center of a big city where the transmitted TV signal should be strong. In my research I read the broadcast signal may, in fact, be too strong for a powered antenna. The 6db attenuator to deaden the signal was suggested by others with powered antennas so I got one. Made all the difference in the world. The 3db may have worked and the 10db may have, too, but I chose the happy medium. Good choice. No problems with any of the channels (I get about 25 that I watch). Good, simple, and inexpensive fix.