light as a feather,allows you to place it anywhere and no power required
match your home decoration,can be easily behind a picture,bookshelf or television
fast and easy to set up-Unwrap,Plug it in and scan channels
you can put it on the wall,on the table or the window(strongly recommended)and it will make you enjoy watching crystal clear digital&HD shows with many opportunities.
Set up guide: step 1:connect the end(f-male)of attached coaxial cable to the ANT/IN connector on the back of the TV or DVB-Tuner. step 2:In the TV/'s setup menu,set the tuner mode to ''Antenna''or''Air''.for more detailed instructions,please refer to your TV manual. step 3:In the Tv/'s setup menu,set TV to ''scan''for channels.this can sometimes be listed as auto-program,auto-scan,channel search or channel scan.consult the tv manual for detailed instructions. step 4:if reception is sporadic,try moving the antenua to another location and rescanning the tv until optimal position is found step 5:fix the antenua at the optimal position you found. How Many Free Channels Can You Get? dtv.gov/maps: Find out where the broadcast towers in your area are located. Antenna Web: Discover how many FREE channels are available from your local broadcasters Provides lists of available channels, coverage maps, and dynamic signal analysis maps for any location. Please Kindly Be Noted! 1. If your TV doesn't have a built-in tuner, a Set Top Box is needed to pull in HDTV signals. 2. If the signal is not satisfying or only a few channels are available, try connecting the amplifier.Keep the TV antenna away from the sources of interference, keep the TV antenna away from those big power consumption devices, such as air conditioner, elevator, hair dryer and microwave oven etc. Areas with large obstructions such as valleys, mountains,Building, etc 3. Antenna signal strength can vary depending on distance from the tower, terrain, and weather. Reposition the antenna in a different location if needed. It is best for the antenna to be in line of sight with the TV tower(s) and avoid obstructions. Always re-scan for channels after moving the antenna.