Setting up this product was easy. The only thing that happens with distance channels when switching to long range is the channels get really pixely
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2019 Newest 50 Miles Range HDTV Antenna, TV Antenna Indoor Amplified Digital HD Antenna Free Channels with 4K 1080P High Definition Antenna Signal Booster, Long Coax Cable - High Reception
Price: $17.88
Description
1.Connect Antenna to TV or Set-top Box
A.Before your connection,please read the below names and use for antenna parts.
B.Connect the coaxial cable from the antenna to the ANT/IN or CABLE IN port in the back of your TV. Note: For TV \'s that require a tuner box, connect the coaxial cable from the antenna to the tuner box \'s ANT/IN or CABLE IN port. See the \"Final Configuaratiions \" below both connection options.
2.Find a convenient indoor location to mount your antenna, before final mounting, first test your selected antenna location by scanning for channels. In some instances, you may decide to relocated the antenna for better reception
3.Scan the TV for Channels
In the TV\'s setup menu, set the mode to\"Antenna\"or \"Air\". Refer to the TV manual for detailed instructions.
While in the TV\'s setup menu, set TV to scan for channels. This can sometimes be listed as\"auto-program\", \"channel search\", or \"channel scan\". Refer to your TV manual for detailed instructions.
4. If your reception is sporadic or needs to be improved, you can try the following method :
1.Place the antenna in a higher location.
2.Face the antenna towards the nearest broadcast tower.
3.Place the antenna close to or on a window.
4.Something may be obstructing the signal. moving the antenna and re-scan for channels.
5.How many channels can I receive?
The number of channels you can receive will be determined by what is broadcast in your area.
Signal reception and quality depends on the distance from the broadcast tower to your home.
6.Will all the channels I receive be HD?
Not at all digital signals are HD. Make sure you are using a HD TV with built in ATSC tuner. When connecting the antenna to a HD receiver, make sure it is capable of receiving HD. Otherwise no HD channels can be viewed.
A.Before your connection,please read the below names and use for antenna parts.
B.Connect the coaxial cable from the antenna to the ANT/IN or CABLE IN port in the back of your TV. Note: For TV \'s that require a tuner box, connect the coaxial cable from the antenna to the tuner box \'s ANT/IN or CABLE IN port. See the \"Final Configuaratiions \" below both connection options.
2.Find a convenient indoor location to mount your antenna, before final mounting, first test your selected antenna location by scanning for channels. In some instances, you may decide to relocated the antenna for better reception
3.Scan the TV for Channels
In the TV\'s setup menu, set the mode to\"Antenna\"or \"Air\". Refer to the TV manual for detailed instructions.
While in the TV\'s setup menu, set TV to scan for channels. This can sometimes be listed as\"auto-program\", \"channel search\", or \"channel scan\". Refer to your TV manual for detailed instructions.
4. If your reception is sporadic or needs to be improved, you can try the following method :
1.Place the antenna in a higher location.
2.Face the antenna towards the nearest broadcast tower.
3.Place the antenna close to or on a window.
4.Something may be obstructing the signal. moving the antenna and re-scan for channels.
5.How many channels can I receive?
The number of channels you can receive will be determined by what is broadcast in your area.
Signal reception and quality depends on the distance from the broadcast tower to your home.
6.Will all the channels I receive be HD?
Not at all digital signals are HD. Make sure you are using a HD TV with built in ATSC tuner. When connecting the antenna to a HD receiver, make sure it is capable of receiving HD. Otherwise no HD channels can be viewed.
