Vintv long range 60miles amplified hdtv antenna indoor - highest performance reception free gain low noise with 10ft coaxial cable two really useful websites to find out what channels you should be able to get at your home 1. Antennaweb.Org is run by the consumer electronics association and the national association of broadcasters.The interface hasn't changed in over a decade, but it's simple and the information is useful. 2. Tvfool.Com is more complex, but gives a lot more detail including gorgeous plots of theoretical signal strength and where the broadcast towers are located. Tips: And if you're looking for a cable-style TV schedule, titantv.Com is a free web service that lists local programming. Specifications: Model number: Wtnvro frequency range: Vhf 47-240mhz, uhf 470-862mhz maximum output level: 100dbμv receiving range: Fm/vhf/uhf gain: 30db with amplifier noise figure: ≤3db impedance: 75Ω package: 1 x Vintv 60miles long range hdtv antenna. 1 x high gain and low noise signal booster. 1 x user manual.(Easy to understand), 4 x Eva stickers.
O**E
Stopped working
This antenna worked great until today when it has stopped picking up any of the channels. This means the internal circuitry of the antenna has failed. The product does not seem to have a great longevity!
A**R
Works very well, receives a lot of stations.
When I hooked this up and scanned the channels I was surprised to see about 60 of them pop up. Some I didn't even know were available.
P**K
One Star
Picked up zero channels when my 30 mike antenna from WalMart picked up 4
P**L
Never again
Disliked it I received about 6 channel
T**R
Great performance, 86 channels, great price.
I wondered if a non-amplified antenna would be adequate, but decided to give this a try. Just setting it in the corner of my window, it picked up 86 channels in my suburban Phoenix location. All were clear and crisp, with no blocking. I think this would work well in most metropolitan areas.
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