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Find the most free, over-the-air HDTV stations--in any direction! The omnidirectional Elite 360 Amplified Outdoor Antenna from Winegard captures signals up to 55 miles away. Simply install the antenna on a mast, wall, roof, or railing. Then connect it to your TV, run a channel scan, and start watching your favorite shows! To maintain your channel lineup, run a channel scan monthly and anytime a channel is lost. This antenna is designed to pick up VHF channels 7 through 13 (frequency range of 174 MHz to 216 MHz) and UHF channels 14 through 36 (frequency range of 470 MHz to 608 MHz). Worried about how this antenna will hold up to high winds? The Elite 360 has been wind-tunnel tested to 100 MPH!

Watch HD channels over the air with this Antennas Direct ClearStream 4MAX antenna. This long-range attic/outdoor TV antenna has quick-connect assembly that makes setup easy. It receives TV signals from over 70 miles away, and its multi-directional UHF and Hi-VHF configurations provide optimal reception without having to aim it. The ClearStream 4MAX is whole-home ready and connects with existing satellite or a cable provider’s wiring to deliver the antenna's signal to all your TVs. There are also many advantages to an outdoor TV antenna over an indoor antenna. An outdoor antenna will have fewer obstructions and less interference (noise) from electronics devices inside your home. This Antennas Direct ClearStream 4MAX antenna includes a 20-inch mast with a pivoting base to allow for installations on horizontal or vertical surfaces like a roof, fascia, or attic. Note: the range of this antenna will vary greatly depending on the height, power, and frequency coming from the TV tower, as well as the height of the antenna installation, the terrain and obstacles between your home and the broadcast towers.