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Antennas Direct - ClearStream 4V Indoor/Outdoor HDTV Antenna - Black/Silver
Model:C4-V-CJM
SKU:6761173
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Description
The ClearStream 4V HDTV Antenna uses patented technology to receive TV signals 70 miles away from broadcast towers. Ideal for suburban and rural areas where heavy foliage or roofing materials reduce the incoming signal. The dedicated UHF and VHF multi-directional elements deliver range and reception in less than ideal locations. The ClearStream 4V comes with mounting hardware and a 20in. mount with a pivoting foot to allow installation on vertical or horizontal surfaces.
Features
Compatible with select TVs
To enhance your existing TV's digital signal.
ClearStream tapered loop technology
Helps ensure optimal reception.
Enhances VHF and UHF signal reception
To cover a large area.
470-700MHz horizontal beam width at 43°
Along with 12.25dBi maximum gain for high-quality performance.
20" ClearStream J mount
With hardware makes installation simple.
What's Included
- Antennas Direct ClearStream 4V Antenna
- 20" ClearStream J mount, mounting hardware
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Q: QuestionWhat is the range? How far away can a station be if mounted on the roof?
Asked by Boneset.
- A:Answer I found that its not just the distance from the broadcast tower but also the power of the signal. I got a channel that's over 45 miles away easier than one only 15 miles away. However in order to get all the channels I wanted I also had to buy an amplifier (I purchased the Antennas Direct product called 'The Juice').
Answered by SpartyJack
Q: QuestionSo what kind of channels would I get with this antennaSo if I got this antenna and put it on the roof and it would give me 44 channels or more would it just be local channels or would I get stuff like HGTV, FoodNetwork, Fox News, Cooking Channel, DIY network, Espn, Espn 2, Espn U, and so on and so forth. Because I would like to know before I spend money and not like what I get.
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer The channels you mention are pay channels and are not available on OTA antennas. You also don't receive channels that you pay for and don't watch like you do with cable and satellite bundles, and you don't receive channels with shows full of profanity. You do receive all your local channels, a few movie channels, some christian channels, a couple of DIY and home channels, ION telivision, Grit, WKNO and even a couple of spanish language channels. Something else you don't get is a $90.00 to $200.00 monthly bill for something you only watch 10% of. The shows you thought you couldn't live without (The Walking Dead) are soon not missed when you start to get you life back.
Answered by Yogi
Q: Questioncan I mount this antenna in the attic
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Yes, though its not easy as you'll have to fish cable through your attic, down walls to your TV. And you'll need a level to ensure that the antenna is perfectly level once attached to a rafter, both vertically & horizonally.
Answered by SpartyJack
Q: QuestionWe will be cutting the cord in the summer. Can we use the Comcast cable?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Yes but you may want to buy a higher grade cable since the Comcast one isn't the best. Enjoy the "no bill" each month. i do!
Answered by Edwebslinger
Q: QuestionDo you need and amplifier with this antenna?
Asked by needtoknower.
- A:Answer Yes. No. Maybe. It all depends on your location and what your dwelling is constructed of. Go here: http://www.tvfool.com enter your address and you will get a map of the transmitters with their direction, distance and signal strength along with a list of channels and what you may need to get a good signal from them. It will also generate an anonymized link that you can then use in http://www.dtvusaforum.com to get further advise on what equipment to try.
Answered by TdKjs3S3Eu
Q: QuestionRotor needed?It's been a while since we purchased an antenna … they used to require rotors inside to turn the antenna. I see some are multi-directional, which obviously do NOT need rotors, but what about this style? Does it stay fixed in one spot or need a rotor to turn it?
Asked by MommaD.
- A:Answer This antenna comes with a mount that is fixed. If you wanted to be able to pick up channels that are located in different directions you would need a mount with a rotor as this is a directional antenna. In my case all channels are from one location so I point it in that direction and leave it. You will have to decide if u want to be able to target different areas or not. Most of the time you can get all the channels you want without moving the antenna.
Answered by Kevin
Q: Questioninstallation instructions for clearstream 4v antennaI have cable and internet from same company. What do I need to do to drop cable company and install you antenna instead? Have 4 tvs, all flatscreen. What equipment do I need to buy and can I install it myself ( I assume instructions would be a part of antenna purchase, but maybe not, Please help!
Asked by tech dino.
- A:Answer With 4 tv's I would get a signal booster from Antenna Direct check out their website. But get the antenna sold by Best Buy because it has the additional antenna that allows you to pickup VHF channels also. This antenna has been working great for me.
Answered by MABSR1
Q: QuestionWhat is the difference between the C4-V-CJM and the C4-CJM models, besides the extra antenna on top?
Asked by Skip.
- A:Answer The "V" in the model number stands for VHF, which is another band for tv stations. It includes the "extra antenna" and a diplexer to allow you to receive both UHF and VHF stations. Depending on your area, you may or may not have VHF stations. Your local station information can be found at sites like antennaweb.com, or tvfool.com.
Answered by fishfuzzy
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