“I have cable in the house but want tv on the lanai. Will this work? Any interference with cable in house? Live alone, can I easily hook it up? Many questions! Lol”
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Yes, it is very easy to hook up. Plug the antenna into an outlet and run the coax wire to the back of the tv - that's it and it should not interfere with your cable at all. It doesn't on mine.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Easy to connect to the antenna in port on your TV, VCR, etc. This will pull digital signals from the air, vs. having a signal through the cable, as you currently do with your other TV.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Other signals do not interfere. This is exceptionally easy to hook up and it has a sticky back that allows you to attach the flat ring to virtually any surface and then remove and reattach to adjust reception.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It might work. It has no stand but is designed with a peel-off back covering a sticky section so you can stick it to a wall or a window. I don't know about cable interference. It requires an electrical outlet and hooks up to the cable /antenna connection on the TV.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.There should not be interference from you current cable as this is all over the air. As far as if it will work in general, it all depends on what is around you and how close you are to broadcast towers. Google broadcast towers near me and you will get a good idea of how close you are and what direction they are in. Also, yes, it is extremely easy to hook up as long as your TV has an antenna in port.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I think reception depends on your location. If you have cable then you don't really need it. If you want to cancel cable and save money this is worth a try
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