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Personally, I am using a GE ultra stealth pro outdoor antenna with this, but it will work with any antenna. It helps to have an antenna with a power amplifier, basically a device that you plug in and connects to the coax before this that increases the power of the antenna. With the amplifier you have the possibility of receiving more channels and the channels being clearer.

Antennas Direct - ClearStream 4MAX Indoor/Outdoor HDTV Antenna - Black Model: C4MVJSKU: 5894080 I paid the $149.99 from Best Buy but they are onsale right now for $99.99. Works Great...and my internet provider is WOW. -Sue

Oneby1 Omni directional 60 mile antenna sold by Amazon. I am 30 or so miles but terrain is an issue for me and I get all my major broadcasting networks.

I am using an ANTOP Flat Panel “Big Boy” Outdoor HDTV Antenna | Smartpass Amplified Model AT-400BV and it is working well.

any HD antenna will work (inside/outside) . selection of an antenna is very dependant on your location and distance to the Television towers.

I'm using a Channel Master CM-4228HD High VHF, UHF and HDTV Antenna works good for me but it just depends on your location and how far the TV transmitters are away from you I'm in the 50-mile range for some stations other stations are 30 miles away or so from me. I here Mohu antennas are good also but have never tried them they are more expensive though.

OTA GE TV Antenna, Ultra Pro Stealth HD.

http://store.gomohu.com/leaf-50-indoor-amplified-hdtv-antenna.html Works well with this product. Antenna needs to be aimed via experimentation to get the max channels and sometimes there is breakup of signal, but generally does a good job.

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Personally, I am using a GE ultra stealth pro outdoor antenna with this, but it will work with any antenna. It helps to have an antenna with a power amplifier, basically a device that you plug in and connects to the coax before this that increases the power of the antenna. With the amplifier you have the possibility of receiving more channels and the channels being clearer.
Answered by krutch 7 years ago
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Antennas Direct - ClearStream 4MAX Indoor/Outdoor HDTV Antenna - Black Model: C4MVJSKU: 5894080 I paid the $149.99 from Best Buy but they are onsale right now for $99.99. Works Great...and my internet provider is WOW. -Sue
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Oneby1 Omni directional 60 mile antenna sold by Amazon. I am 30 or so miles but terrain is an issue for me and I get all my major broadcasting networks.
Answered by Josh 7 years ago
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I am using an ANTOP Flat Panel “Big Boy” Outdoor HDTV Antenna | Smartpass Amplified Model AT-400BV and it is working well.
Answered by OldDon 7 years ago
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any HD antenna will work (inside/outside) . selection of an antenna is very dependant on your location and distance to the Television towers.
Answered by todd 7 years ago
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I'm using a Channel Master CM-4228HD High VHF, UHF and HDTV Antenna works good for me but it just depends on your location and how far the TV transmitters are away from you I'm in the 50-mile range for some stations other stations are 30 miles away or so from me. I here Mohu antennas are good also but have never tried them they are more expensive though.
Answered by lance 7 years ago
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OTA GE TV Antenna, Ultra Pro Stealth HD.
Answered by Anonymous 7 years ago
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http://store.gomohu.com/leaf-50-indoor-amplified-hdtv-antenna.html Works well with this product. Antenna needs to be aimed via experimentation to get the max channels and sometimes there is breakup of signal, but generally does a good job.
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