- Does this antenna work with any HDTV?
- Yes. It connects to a TV's coaxial antenna input, and you run a channel scan on the TV. Any ATSC tuner, built into the TV or in a separate box, can use it.
- Do I need to power the amplifier?
- The amplifier needs power, so plan for an outlet or USB power source near where you place the panel. In very strong signal areas you can sometimes skip the amplifier, but the antenna is designed to run with it.
- Will it really get channels from 60 miles away?
- The 60-mile figure is a best-case rating. Real range depends on terrain, building materials and where you place the antenna, and stations beyond that distance or behind hills may not come in.
- Does it receive VHF channels?
- It is specified for the VHF band along with UHF. VHF reception is the most common complaint with flat indoor antennas, so placement matters most for those stations.
- Can I use it outdoors?
- No. It is an indoor antenna, so keep it inside, ideally high up and near a window facing the broadcast towers.
- What comes in the box?
- You get the flat antenna panel with its attached coaxial cable and the amplifier. Check that the cable reaches from your chosen spot to the TV before mounting it.
- Where is the Insignia Amplified Ultra-Thin Indoor HDTV Antenna 60-Mile Range cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $34.99, as of our latest check.