Powerful HD Digital TV Antenna for All Smart TVs

The TV antenna offers a wide frequency range, covering VHF 174-230MHz and UHF 470-862MHz. Its VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio) is S2.0, and the impedance is 750. Depending on the distance, the antenna provides a gain of either 10dBi for short distances or 25dBi for long distances. The antenna is powered via a USB port, supplying 5V/500mA.

The TV antenna supports both horizontal and vertical polarization, providing a directional reception with a quality of over 90% for receiving programs. This innovative tool allows users to enjoy a variety of Full HD channels, such as ABC, CBS, NBC, PBC, and Fox, without any monthly fees.

The antenna supports 4K and 1080p resolutions, as well as other digital formats, enhancing the TV viewing experience.

To set up the antenna, users should connect the amplifier with the coaxial cable to the ANT/IN or CABLE IN port on the back of the TV or Set Top Box. Then, they should plug the amplifier's USB connector into an open USB port on the TV/STB or into a wall outlet using a power adapter to ensure the amplifier works properly.

The TV antenna can be used both indoors and outdoors, as it is made of ABS material and features ultrasonic crimping, making it waterproof for daily use. It will not affect the viewing of high-definition TV programs, even in thunderstorm weather.

The antenna can be mounted in either a vertical or horizontal position, and it has magnets that allow it to be attached to iron objects. Users should try placing the antenna in different directions and positions, then scan the channels to choose the best placement for receiving the most TV shows.

In the TV's setup menu, users should set the mode to Antenna or Air and then scan for channels. This may be listed as auto-program, channel search, or channel scan.

The two-stage amplifier design provides high gain, resulting in a longer receiving distance, stable signal, and strong anti-interference. This amplifier configuration allows for greater amplification than a single-stage amplifier, helping to boost the HD version to a level that can be processed or transmitted effectively.

The number of channels that can be received will depend on the broadcasts available in the user's area, which can vary based on factors such as terrain, trees, buildings, hills, and mountains. Users can visit dtv.gov/maps and enter their address to get a listing of the likely channels available in their area.

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