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You got a power box you got to plug into the wall or to a different outlet that the TV is plugged into and then you got two little AAA batteries in the remote and that's supposed to operate the antenna

The antenna connects to a signal booster with supplied coax cable. This booster gets plugged into an outlet. Power runs through the coaxial cable as it is the only connection to the antenna.

“what powers the motor for rotation”

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Answered by Core Product Support 2 years ago
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You got a power box you got to plug into the wall or to a different outlet that the TV is plugged into and then you got two little AAA batteries in the remote and that's supposed to operate the antenna
Answered by Pirate 3 years ago
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Power over coax cable.
Answered by Antenna 3 years ago
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The antenna connects to a signal booster with supplied coax cable. This booster gets plugged into an outlet. Power runs through the coaxial cable as it is the only connection to the antenna.
Answered by anonymous 3 years ago
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