- Does it receive NextGen TV (ATSC 3.0) channels?
- Yes. RCA markets it for NextGen TV, and it feeds whatever tuner your TV or set-top box has. Your actual NextGen channels depend on local broadcasts and your tuner.
- Do I need an amplifier with it?
- It is a passive antenna with no built-in amplifier. If you are far from towers or behind thick walls, a separately powered amplifier may help more than this antenna alone.
- How far from the broadcast towers does it work?
- RCA does not rate this model for a specific mileage. Flat indoor antennas generally work best within roughly 30 to 40 miles of towers with a clear path, and less through walls or hills.
- Can I mount it on a wall or window?
- It is a flat indoor panel meant to sit or hang near a window. Keep it high and facing the towers, and avoid metal surfaces that block signal.
- What is in the box?
- The antenna and its attached coaxial cable. You connect the coax to your TV or converter box and run a channel scan.
- Is it good for a second TV?
- Yes, it is a simple way to add free local channels to a bedroom or kitchen TV. Each TV needs its own antenna or a splitter from one antenna.
- Where is the RCA Diamond HDTV Antenna for NEXTGEN TV cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $44.96, as of our latest check.