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The Damaidlyth is a flat indoor TV antenna with a 25 ft coax cable, meant to pull free local broadcast channels without a cable or streaming subscription. It plugs into a TV's antenna input, and you scan for channels; a set-top box is needed if the TV has no built-in tuner. The claimed 2500+ mile range is marketing, not physics: real reception depends on distance to towers, terrain and where you place the antenna. It suits renters and cord-cutters who want a cheap way to try over-the-air TV; a powered or attic-mounted antenna will beat it in weak-signal areas.
In stockSold by DamaidlythReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
Buyers give it high marks for easy setup and pulling in local channels in metro areas. Complaints center on reception that varies by room and placement, and on the exaggerated range claim.
This is an indoor HDTV antenna for picking up local broadcast channels. It receives signal from 360° and supports 8K, 4K and 1080p TVs. It comes with a 25 ft coax cable and is rated for a range of 2500+ miles.
Setup is plug and play and takes less than three minutes. Connect the antenna to the "CABLE-ANT IN" port on the back of the TV. Place it on a table, on a wall or in a window, with a window recommended. Then run "Channel Search" in the TV's menu.
A TV without a built-in tuner needs a set top box to receive HDTV signals. If only a few channels come in, rescan or move the antenna to a different spot. Rescan every time the antenna is moved.
