You can get an installer/technician to help you with that if you want.
The antenna is just for receiving signal, UHF antenna is meant for receiving UHF frequencies, and it doesn't matter if support DVB-T2 or whatever it is.
Most importantly is the tuner or the TV that supports it, not the antenna.

What's the cable type? Is it RG-6 type (same as Astro cable)?

RM187 is the retail price for MYTV Advance box.
Watch YouTube? MYTV want you to buy their TV box is only to receive/watch its digital TV channels and its other interactive services, not for other thing else.
No, you can't watch YouTube on that.
Perhaps you can look for Android boxes that comes with DVB-T2 built in tuner at online shopping sites like Lazada and Shopee.

Hmm, why manual termination? Cheaper to produce by the manufacturer?

But he worry that JP-5E may not be that powerful. He want a portable, yet very powerful type of UHF antenna. But he's not sure how strong is 5E. Like now, his old 17E antenna works like okok, but if use 5E, means lesser elements, does it mean it'll less powerful than 17E ones. How strong JP-5E is, compared to

Hmm, so at least VHF antenna is not totally useless, isn't it? For those that live very close to transmitter can just reuse back the antenna.

Use back the big bulky VHF antenna to receive FM radio? You connect that to your AV system or something?
Why..? Why not use some simple whip antenna or something? Just 1 long stick to get the job done?
Or you do that for the sake of reusing the antenna?

Okay... So what FM radio device did you use to connect your VHF antenna? Some audio amps or something?
Can take pic, of the antenna, cable, and the audio amp...
I'm kinda curious though...
Cuz I hardly see, or even never seen those who use TV antenna (VHF) to connect to a FM radio instead of TV.

He rewire his antenna again earlier... He makes sure the braided part touches on the metal plate as what you previously mentioned. What do you think? Is it correct?

How wrapped around the plate? Can show how you do it on your antenna?

Which part? Can highlight it?
And how can he solve the corroded part?

It is a known reception issue where either Mux 1 (TV3, 8TV, Go Shop...) or Mux 2 (RTM) channels can't be received by some viewers.
While monitoring the signal strength readings on your TV or digital TV box, readjust/relocate your antenna until you get a stable signal of Mux 2.

Yes it is possible to receive MYTV DTH from Asiasat 9 Ku band satellite in entire Indonesia, because the satellite beam covers entire Malaysia and Indonesia (basically it's south east asia beam)

It is encrypted and only original MYTV hybrid box (S2+T2) can watch it. For the activation, it is usually activated by the installer themselves once the installer complete the installation. That's the standard way...

For your case, you got to find an installer that willing to help you preactivate the STB in Malaysia first, then find ways to ship the STB to you in Indonesia.

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You delete his posts?

Earlier's Majalah 3 programme on TV3 talks about myFreeview digital TV broadcast, and ASO in Sabah & Sarawak.
Here's some screenshots:




"DTH transmitters"?? Err... hmm...







More:



Skip to 20:38 for the part that talks about Digital TV

<<...continued from previous post.



Hmm, not familiar how to install and set it up, so he own self search on YouTube and Facebook for answers.
You be the judge on how good MYTV is on their ways to educate the public on how to set up digital TV lo...






Yes! Pull that plug!






Yeah, up to 14 channels, with pretty much almost half of its programming are all shopping, shopping, and shopping.



Skip to 20:38 for the part that talks about Digital TV

Just stream online. Much easier. Don't even need to bother these kind of things.

If expect TV channels on Myfreeview to provide the programming you'd expect, you wait forever also won't happen.

Err, I did attach this screenshot on the flat panel UHF transmitter antenna, hidden in that spoiler
Go click the spoiler to reveal more photos

Buy online can get dy... And the cheap affordable ones from local sellers already good enough.

The TV1 on Starhub, is it in HD or SD quality?

All RTM channels are no longer transmitting via Measat 3 (C band) since the full ASO completed for Sabah & Sarawak on 7 Nov 2019 onwards.

I think a more "economical" and reliable for Starhub, as well as any Singaporeans who wish to receive Malaysian channels now, including TV1, is use an UHF antenna to receive digital signals from Malaysia.
It is technologically much easier and simpler actually.

Singapore DTT: channels is scheduled to have some upgrade on its audio track:

Result:

As the viewers may experience very minor disruption as such, will still be informed on social media and presumable elsewhere too.

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Malaysia DTT: All RTM channels upgrades to HD on earlier April, hence all channels migrates into another frequency, which is Mux 2.

Result:
Error 404. Content not found, because nothing happen.

MYTV myFreeview did not inform to the viewers that viewers are required to perform auto scan (or manual scan) on their TV sets or DVB-T2 box, especially those who didn't use MYTV branded DVB-T2 box.
Until the public turn chaos, customer service hotline and Facebook page are flooded with queries, wondering why all RTM channels becomes "No Signal" out of the blue, then only they advise viewer to perform auto scan few days later on its Facebook page.

This is just like:

Viewers:

MYTV myFreeview:

In conclusion, when there's such issue like this, they expect customer to call them and ask first, then only advise them what to do.
Inform the public on social media? No hurry la... Do it few days later also nvm.

Oh... If liddat, they confirm receive it from Measat 3's C band satellite. No doubt...
Just use UHF antenna to receive la, settle
After all, I don't think it is wise for Starhub to rebroadcast Malaysia's TV1 to customers, since Singaporeans can access to the channel on DTT platform for free.

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