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DETACHABLE AMPLIFIER KIT - Attach the amplifier kit and boost 15
miles range! TV reception may vary depending on your local surroundings. If you
get fewer channels, remove the amplifier kit. (Note: the amplifier may cause
self-oscillate if your house is super close to the broadcast tower.) The
detachable amplifier kit gives you two options!
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HIGHER QUALITY - This 1byone HDTV Antenna will be the LAST
antenna you will need to buy! If you have ever purchased other brand antennas,
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made of inferior materials, which can't stand moisture weather or exposed to
sunshine. Buy 1byone tv antenna, you will get the real thing. You'll find out
it's worth each dime you spent!
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LONGER CABLE, EASIER SETUP - a longer cable makes it easier for
you to place it at the best position in your house to get the best reception,
especially for customers whose televisions are quite far away from windows.
1byone has very detailed setup instructions coming with the package. You also
can get to Customers Service for help. Buy 1byone antenna; get rid of any setup
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warranty. Please Note: Freeview reception is dependent upon environmental
factors, we cannot guarantee reception in all conditions. We do offer a 30 day
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in your area.
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Customer Reviews
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50 Miles Verified Purchase
After getting fed up paying exuberant amounts for cable TV, that
no one really watches I pushed to make the switch to cutting the cord. (A note
for those looking to cut cable, the cost savings really comes from not having
to rent all the 'boxes' for $10-12 a month.) I previously tried out a similar
Paper Thin HDTV antenna and had less than satisfactory results. The difference
in why this one gets five stars...its amplified.
For anyone looking into switching I cannot recommend enough, get the amplified version. I'm still in my testing phase, so right now my antenna lives resting in my window, where it catches all the major networks I wanted. Depending on your TV placement you could have to place this unit without a direct view to the outside, but even when I tried that most stations still came in clearly. My long term plan for this is actually to mount it in the attic and split the signal among several TV's. I tested this briefly and event with signal reduction of using a splitter, I had four TV's running at once with no problems.
Features:
1. Approximately 13.5" x 10" x 1/2"
2. 10' flexible coax cable
3. 2 prong power cord plugs in close to where you connect the coax cable to your TV
4. Powered antenna pulls in all the major networks
For anyone looking into switching I cannot recommend enough, get the amplified version. I'm still in my testing phase, so right now my antenna lives resting in my window, where it catches all the major networks I wanted. Depending on your TV placement you could have to place this unit without a direct view to the outside, but even when I tried that most stations still came in clearly. My long term plan for this is actually to mount it in the attic and split the signal among several TV's. I tested this briefly and event with signal reduction of using a splitter, I had four TV's running at once with no problems.
Features:
1. Approximately 13.5" x 10" x 1/2"
2. 10' flexible coax cable
3. 2 prong power cord plugs in close to where you connect the coax cable to your TV
4. Powered antenna pulls in all the major networks
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40 Miles&Stand Verified Purchase
I
have just recently finished updating my home theater/home audio setup for my
den. I had "graduated" from a 35" RCA tube tv weighing 165 lbs
to a new 50" LED flatscreen. I also updated the sound as well. I moved a
Kenwood receiver out and in its place put a nice Sony Audio/Video receiver with
lots of bells and whistles. I also went with JBL ES series speakers all around
including a 12" powered sub woofer. Now......the den sounds like the
finest movie theater. Incredible sound and awesome picture.
BUT, I still had nothing for just the odd time I need or want to watch something on television. Having kicked the satellite habit at a hundred bucks a month I was limited to what I could get over the air. I had installed a couple of digital antennas to co-exist with my old boom type antenna for my living room where my wife watches most of her television, but I had nothing for my den where I spend most of my listening/viewing time. I could have gotten a splitter and about 70 feet of coax and went under the house to run it from the living room to the den, drill a few holes through the floor, etc. Too much trouble.
I saw this and said......what the heck. It had some decent reviews and was modest in cost so I took a gamble and ordered it. I hooked it up not really expecting anything drastic. I just sat it on one of my tower speakers aimed toward my glass sliding door out to the back deck. Was I ever amazed that it picked up some 14 channels from the airwaves. This is almost everything I am getting for my wife in the living room with 3 antennas mounted on a 20' pole aimed in different directions. The channels I receive with this jewel are crystal clear with no dropouts. I am really impressed with this.Read more ›
BUT, I still had nothing for just the odd time I need or want to watch something on television. Having kicked the satellite habit at a hundred bucks a month I was limited to what I could get over the air. I had installed a couple of digital antennas to co-exist with my old boom type antenna for my living room where my wife watches most of her television, but I had nothing for my den where I spend most of my listening/viewing time. I could have gotten a splitter and about 70 feet of coax and went under the house to run it from the living room to the den, drill a few holes through the floor, etc. Too much trouble.
I saw this and said......what the heck. It had some decent reviews and was modest in cost so I took a gamble and ordered it. I hooked it up not really expecting anything drastic. I just sat it on one of my tower speakers aimed toward my glass sliding door out to the back deck. Was I ever amazed that it picked up some 14 channels from the airwaves. This is almost everything I am getting for my wife in the living room with 3 antennas mounted on a 20' pole aimed in different directions. The channels I receive with this jewel are crystal clear with no dropouts. I am really impressed with this.Read more ›
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