Core Innovations - Amplified HDTV Outdoor/Attic Antenna 100Mile Range Motorized - Black

Name: Core Innovations - Amplified HDTV Outdoor/Attic Antenna 100Mile Range Motorized - Black
Brand: Core Innovations
SKU: 6463717
Rating: 3.4 (103 reviews)

Model: ANT100TCR

SKU: 6463717

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Key Specs
- Antenna Type: Multi-Directional Antenna
- Indoor or Outdoor Use: Outdoor Antenna (Indicates the appropriate environment product was designed to be used in.)
- Amplified Reception: true (A powered antenna is able to pull signals from a greater distance, enabling better reception.)
General
- Brand: Core Innovations
- Model Number: ANT100TCR
- Product Name: Amplified HDTV Outdoor/Attic Antenna 100Mile Range Motorized
- Color: Black
Design
- Antenna Type: Multi-Directional Antenna
- Indoor or Outdoor Use: Outdoor Antenna (Indicates the appropriate environment product was designed to be used in.)
- Mount Location: Roof, Side, Wall
Performance
- Channel Reception: HDTV
Features
- Amplified Reception: true (A powered antenna is able to pull signals from a greater distance, enabling better reception.)
- Removable Amplifier: false
- Rotational Design: 360 degrees
- Product Type: TV antenna
Connectivity
- Connector Type: F connector
Dimensions
- Product Height: 16.53 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Width: 20.47 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Depth: 6.29 inches (The out of box depth of the item. Depth is measured as the distance from the front of the item to the back as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Weight: 5 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
Included
- Hardware Included: true
- Coaxial Cable Included: true
Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: 90 Days
- Warranty - Labor: 1 year
Other
- UPC: 850017290020

Enjoy live TV broadcasts from your favorite local networks without the cable bill! The Core Innovations ANT100TCR Outdoor/Attic Amplified TV Antenna allows you to access HDTV channels up to 100 miles away, free of charge. The 360-degree motorized rotation delivers better range and reception in imperfect locations, and the wireless remote control gives you the flexibility to make adjustments from the comfort of your living room. Enjoy content in up to 4K full HD where supported, and mount the antenna to the included mounting pole to further boost signal strength.

100 mile range: Ensures a clean, clear signal
No fees or subscriptions: Provides access to your favorite channels free of charge
1080p full HD / 4K ultra HD ready: Supports high definition images for enhanced viewing
Omni-directional: Provides connectivity in all directions
3G / 4G / 5G LTE filter: Limits interference and noise for increased performance
360˚ motorized rotation: Motorized adjustable design for optimal signal reception
100 mile range: Ensures a clean, clear signal
No fees or subscriptions: Provides access to your favorite channels free of charge
1080p full HD / 4K ultra HD ready: Supports high definition images for enhanced viewing
Omni-directional: Provides connectivity in all directions
3G / 4G / 5G LTE filter: Limits interference and noise for increased performance
360˚ motorized rotation: Motorized adjustable design for optimal signal reception

Whats Included

Core Innovations Outdoor/Attic TV Antenna with Built-in Amplifier
Coaxial Cable (25' Dual-Shielded)
J-Pole (16.53")
Mounting Hardware
User Manual
Core Innovations Outdoor/Attic TV Antenna with Built-in Amplifier
Coaxial Cable (25' Dual-Shielded)
J-Pole (16.53")
Mounting Hardware
User Manual

Customers are saying

Customers regard the Amplified HDTV Outdoor/Attic Antenna's reception and range as significant strengths, with many citing its ability to pick up numerous channels and provide a strong signal. However, some users experienced issues with the antenna's motor and build quality, noting problems with the rotation mechanism and expressing concerns about its durability. Ease of installation and setup were frequently praised. Despite some reported motor and build quality issues, the antenna's ability to receive channels was generally well-received.

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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Antenna
Was Impressed, But also a little disappointed. While I had it facing toward the signals that I expected to receive, I was thoroughly Impressed to be receiving signals from another city that I thought that I would have to turn and reprogram to receive. But, I still didn't pick up the one station that we watch the most, had to put my old style antenna back up as well as this one.
Posted 3 years ago by Antennas
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Easy pickup of local channels
Everything about this just feels like a low budget product. Everything is just kind of loose in the box, except for the mounting bracket and pole everything is plastic and the images on the box don’t even fully represent the product. It would be nice if there was an actual picture of what the full install is supposed to look like. But, despite it looking cheap, it is picking up more channels with clarity than an indoor antenna we were using. Assembly is fairly simple, but the angle of the dish just felt wrong as it looks like it is pointing to the sky. But, apparently that is the way it is meant to work. The included coaxial cable was too short for my outdoor installation. Through some trial and error we found some cable wire that was long enough that did work for us. Just make sure you see the red light on the antenna when it is connected to the powered box if you want to try other wires out before installation. As for the power box, the built-in wire is listed as TV2 while the other connections show for TV1 and ANT. But, instead of needing an additional coax cable, TV2 works just fine as the default. The red LED to show that it is powered is a bit bright for something that might be sitting near your TV. When rotating there is a green light on the box to show it is rotating, but unless someone is watching it outside, you have no idea which way it is going. Some TVs have a signal monitor you can watch, others just expect you to be pointed in the right direction. At least with the remote you can stand outside a window and rotate it. It does rotate a full 360 degrees, but if it hits the stop point, it just rotates the other direction regardless of which button you are holding. I was surprised at just how far off from the direction of the tower it still picked up some stations. Having multiple towers within 75 miles of my location is nice to have an antenna that I can rotate and pick up different stations. It is really the limitation of some TV’s that makes it difficult as there is no easy way to ensure you are getting the best signal and you have to go through the scan each time. Regardless of this looking like a cheap foreign made product out of the box, it works really well. I don’t know how often I will be rotating out of position as my most watched channels are all in the same general direction, but it is nice to have that option without having to climb back up there to change it.
Posted 4 years ago by DavidJr
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
Low quality antenna
I was very anxious to hook this antenna up and see how good that I could get local channels for during storms and I could also knock some costs off of my satellite bill. I had th mount secured and then I went to hook up the coaxial cable to the antenna itself and it kept spinning without tightening. Realizing that something was wrong I stopped and opened the little box that the cable was inside of and there was a thin piece of metal that connected the cable to a small circuit board for the signal I assume. Anyway, I contacted the manufacturer and they had so much red tape to go through that I just chalked it up as a loss. I wish that I could have at least gotten to see how good it worked before it went bad.
Posted 3 years ago by JacobB