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Product Description
RF Modulator can support the VHF/UHF working frequency VHF/UHF
High-Performance Circuit Design
Our RF modulator adopts high-performance circuit design to provide accurate image reproduction, ensuring you experience high-quality audio and video.
Easy to Install and Operate
With its user-friendly design, our RF modulator is easy to install and operate, perfect for schools, retail displays, trade show displays and more.
Selectable Output Levels
Our RF modulator comes with selectable audio and video output levels, giving you the flexibility to adjust the output to your desired level.
Eric D. Parkinson
2025-09-03 16:57:43
I can broadcast anything with a coax or RCA output, and I can choose any channel I want. It's pretty highly powered. It covers my entire house without being set to high. If I boost it to the max, I even get coverage outside on my porch.
Brian J. Sauerer
2025-06-10 13:19:20
I have heard of this model on some YouTube videos and it does not disappoint. Image and sound come through nicely and have separate gain controls to fine tune the signal power. Also the internal Power supply is a separate module taking the voltage from 110 ac down to 9v DC. Very easy to mod and run on a low voltage application.
RCM
2025-04-26 12:40:21
I'm surprised it worked ad well as it did for $20! Instructions are pretty straightforward but the one thing I didn't understand at first is that the NTSC and PAL modes were tied directly to the audio carrier freq setting. Aside from that, pretty simple to setup and it allowed me to finetune the picture and audio output to fit my TV. It seems to work in cable mode though (which is fine for my use) so I'm not sure on what the compatibility range would be for other TVs or if this is something that can also be adjusted.
Ned Nederlander
2025-02-02 15:08:35
It does what it's supposed to. Cool
Bruce Scott
2024-11-17 15:32:27
Not sure why this is, but when I put it on channel 120 for example and scan my TV...it comes out on channel 64. Now matter what channel I select, it comes at at a lower channel when scanned.
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