UHF 4 Bay Outdoor Digital HDTV Antenna, Up to 70 Mile Range - Digiwave®

Digiwave ANT2094 4 Bay Outdoor HDTV Antenna

Great within 70 miles or more from transmitters

DIGIWAVE ANT2094 is an excellent Digital UHF Outdoor HDTV Antenna. Strong performance across (channels 2-69) best for UHF spectrum (21-69). Efficient design allows tremendous gain in a compact size. Designed to resist extreme wind loading. This antenna constructed with high quality material to withstand weather conditions on your roof.

Features

• 4 Bay antenna
• Strong performance across (channels 2-69) best for UHF spectrum (21-69)
• Efficient design allows tremendous gain in a compact size
• Designed to resist extreme wind loading
• Works great in attics
• Fits easily & high gain can help overcome loss from roofing materials.
• All weather Balun included
• Great within 70 miles or more from transmitters
• Intended for people at great distances from the transmitters
• Excellent reception for digital terrestrial
• Suitable for HDTV of various television standards, such as American ATSC, European DVB, etc.
• Come with U pipe for any directional installation
• Super strong design suitable for all kind the weather

The Antenna Cable is sold separately and its not included in the package. You can find it here Antenna Cable, we have it in 7 lengths and each available in Black or White colors. OR you can consider an Antenna Amplifier to help receive a better signal.

How Many Channels Can I Get ?

Please check the link for Signal Analysis : TV Signal Locator

Many factors can affect the strength of the TV signals you receive and thus the antenna you buy. Two of the most important considerations to take into account when choosing an antenna is your distance from the transmitter, and the type of terrain between you and the transmitter.

It seems reasonable that the farther a signal travels, the weaker it will be received. Also, if you are located in a valley or behind hills, it may be necessary for larger antennas or outside directional antennas. As a rule of thumb, the further you are from the transmission source, the larger your antenna needs to be, and outdoor antennas get better reception than indoor antennas.