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A flat, peel-and-stick indoor antenna with a built-in amplifier rated at 25 dBi and a 13 ft coaxial cable. It is meant to pull in free local broadcast channels from towers up to about 50 miles away, then connect straight to a TV's antenna port. The thin panel hides on a wall or window and suits renters and cord-cutters who want local news, sports and network shows without a subscription. Against plain passive antennas it adds amplification and a longer cable, but it still depends on where you live relative to the transmitters.
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Buyers who get it positioned well report clear local channels; results vary with location.
This is an amplified indoor HDTV antenna that picks up local over-the-air broadcast channels. It has a built-in 25 dBi amplifier and receives both VHF and UHF signals. It supports 1080p HD and 4K broadcasts when local stations transmit them.
The panel is ultra thin, measuring only a few millimeters, so it can sit behind furniture or mount flat on a wall or window. A peel-and-stick adhesive backing means no drilling or hardware. A 13 foot coaxial cable lets you place the antenna away from the TV.
To set up, stick the antenna to a wall or window and screw the cable's F connector into the TV's antenna port. Plug the amplifier into a power outlet, then run a channel scan from the TV menu. The antenna works without an internet connection. Reception distance and channel availability depend on location, terrain, obstructions and signal strength.
