TV Aerial, 1byone Paper Thin Indoor HDTV Aerial with Excellent Performance for Digital Freeview and Analog TV Signals, VHF/UHF/FM, Window Aerial, Soft Design，4M Cable

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TVFOOL,com list will give you best idea WHAT channels are within your reach/terrain/distance/line of sight. If you use a flat HDTV, pls go through your TV manual to make sure your TV is with built-in tuner for freeview.

I simply attached the shorter end of the cable to the ANT/IN port on the back of the television; I connected the other end to the flat antenna. You will see a color coded list of possible channels, and the most informative info of any antenna site.

For best performance we recommend to use this antenna within a range of 0-9 miles from your nearest transmitter. It will also attach to the roof of a vehicle, which makes it a good choice for travelling – but note that it’s not weatherproof in any way, so you’ll need to keep an eye on the sky if you want to use it in the great outdoors. There are four main types of indoor TV aerial to choose from; which one’s right for you will depend on your proximity to the transmitter and how you want to situate the aerial in your home.

Superior Construction - A compact design with superior construction to withstand tough outdoor weather conditions. The built-in 4G LTE Filter blocks all 3G and 4G signals from mobile phones, tablets, wireless networks, and mobile phone transmitters to ensure noise-free digital TV reception. Ich hatte mich immer gefragt, ob bei uns der Empfang des neuen Digital terrestrischem Fernsehen (DVB T2) möglich ist oder nicht (also ob die Signal Qualität ausreichend ist um die Sender in HD zu empfangen, da wir etwas außerhalb von einer Großstadt wohnen.

High Performing Slim Design - Slim, soft and lightweight so you can hide it behind the TV, lay it flat on the table or stick it high on a window (with durability against moisture and direct sunshine). Our Super Thin Antenna is specially designed for receiving digital over-the-air (OTA) TV broadcasts from all your local television stations.