A:AnswerI bought my first smart tv. I also bought this because I wanted my local channels. This covers about 70 mile radius and I get all my channels! I’m happy with this purchase. I use it indoors only . It’s kinda big but I don’t care if I get my channels.
A:AnswerAll antennae are designed fro certain frequency ranges. A TV antenna can pick up FM radio since that's within the band of frequencies used by TV broadcasts. AM is too low a frequency, especially if you use an amplifier. NOAA may also be too low.
A:AnswerHi Johni! Thank you for your question. Yes, you should have no problems using the input button on you TV's remote. If an issue does occur, we recommend you refer to the User's Guide that comes along with the TV.
A:AnswerNot sure if Geek Squad installs antennas, but yes, you can use the DISH coaxial cable to hook it up. That's what I did when I got rid of overpriced, unreliable DISH network.
A:AnswerHi Dave! Unfortunately, our antennas do not receive FM signals, they are on a different frequency than the TV signals. Thank you for your question.
A:AnswerPixelization usually means a weak signal. The only fixes for that would be moving the antenna or raising it so it gets a better signal. But I’d also check to make sure the antenna is pointed directly towards the tv towers.
A:AnswerNo rotor necessary! You can surely add one if you would like but is not needed, as this antenna receives signals from the front and back. May need to adjust a few times to find the "sweet spot", just remember to re-scan for channels each time the antenna is moved. Thank you for your question!
A:AnswerAssembling the mast to the antenna does not make a difference to receive the TV signals. The mast is used for mounting the antenna to a surface, like in your attic or on your roof. Here is an assembly vide for you to review to learn more about adding the mast to the antenna. If you move the antenna, please make sure you rescan the TV for channels in the menu. This will help you pick up more channels as the signal reaches the antenna. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Uwq_f_QOus. Thank you!
