- Will it pull in stations from different directions?
- Yes. It is multi-directional, so it receives UHF signals from several directions at once without being re-aimed for each channel.
- Do I need to plug it in or power it?
- No. It is a passive antenna with no amplifier, so there is no power adapter or USB connection. You just connect the coax cable to your TV.
- Does it work for VHF channels?
- It is built for UHF. Low-VHF and high-VHF stations may come in poorly or not at all, so check which bands your local stations use.
- How is it different from an amplified antenna?
- An amplified antenna adds a powered booster for weak or distant signals. This one has no booster, so it suits homes already close to transmitters.
- What do I need to use it?
- A TV or converter box with an ATSC tuner and a coaxial input. Run a channel scan after connecting it.
- Where should I place it?
- Near a window or high on a shelf, facing your local transmitters. Moving it a few feet often changes reception noticeably.
- Where is the RCA Indoor Multi-Directional HDTV Antenna ANT1120E cheapest?
- At Staples, for $33.09, as of our latest check.
