Channel Master 3018 HDTV UHF / Vhf / FM TV Antenna

Please keep in mind that surrounding terrain, distance from the transmitters and specific channel reception characteristics may affect your television picture quality. Indoor vs. Outdoor Antenna, Pre-amp, Amp, Transmission Line Length, Total Number of Sets and Types of Equipment are all Considerations beyond simply hooking up an antenna. HDTV may also require Upgrades in Other Compnents in Your System. Many DTV/HDTV Stations will be found in the UHF Band. After the Transition, Others may return to High VHF (7-13) if they were Originally Licensed in this Frequency Range. Reception characteristics will vary Town to Town, City to City. There is no "Silver Bullet" Antenna, and Bigger is NOT always Better. True, if you are located out of Town or need to Receive UHF Channels, You may need A Large Antenna as long as all the Transmitters are within the Narrower Beamwidth. However, if you are 5 miles from your city and the transmitters are spread out, you may find that a smaller, more wider looking antenna is necessary. Always Remember that ALL Radio Frequency (RF) Reception is a "Line of Sight" Medium...

This antenna features a light weight design optimized to receive HDTV and Digital FM Radio signals in Fringe Areas. You can receive crystal clear, native, uncompressed HDTV signals up to 45 miles away from the broadcast tower...

This antenna features a light weight design optimized to receive HDTV and Digital FM Radio signals.