How to fix picture on TV that goes in and out with King Quest Antenna?
If the picture on your TV is intermittently cutting in and out while using the King Quest Antenna, it could be due to a temporary signal obstruction. Heavy rain or snow can cause signal loss, but reception should improve as the weather clears. Also, check for any temporary obstructions blocking the view to the southern sky, such as tree branches swaying in the wind.
How to troubleshoot King Quest VQ4100 unit that does not scan for satellites?
If your King Quest antenna unit isn't scanning for satellites, the issue is likely a lack of power. Check that the antenna unit is correctly connected to the power injector and that the power injector is receiving power, indicated by a lit LED. If it's not lit, ensure the power injector is plugged in. Try pressing the RESET button on the power injector.
What to do if the picture on my King Quest TV Antenna goes in and out?
If the picture on your TV goes in and out while using the King Quest TV Antenna, it might be due to a temporary obstruction of the signal or heavy rain or snow. Ensure nothing is blocking the view to the southern sky, such as tree branches blowing in the wind.
Why does my King Quest TV Antenna scan but there's no picture on the TV?
If your King Quest TV Antenna scans but you're not getting a picture on your TV, start by checking all connections. Ensure the antenna unit is connected to the power inserter, and the power inserter is plugged in. Also, verify that the powered receiver is connected to both the TV and the power inserter.
General| Gain | 3dBi |
|---|---|
| Polarization | Vertical |
| Frequency Range | 698-2700 MHz |
| Impedance | 50 Ω |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +70°C |
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