Can you use a Outdoor Amplified TV Antenna on a HDTV null

Yes, I find that I need to use an amplified antenna to get a strong signal so I don't get those annoying gaps and ghosting images and sound drops. I'm in range of LA stations but not by much so I need an amplified antenna to get consistently good reception.

You can clearly see the answer is "yes", given the fact that all TV antennae, amplified or not, are generally compatible with all TV-tuner equipped Televisions. Virtually all TVs made today are HDTV resolution and higher, so again, "Yes!"

Yes, it works for about 40 channels

Absolutely! I did and it works just fine. I'm within about 45 miles of the transmitters.

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Yes, I find that I need to use an amplified antenna to get a strong signal so I don't get those annoying gaps and ghosting images and sound drops. I'm in range of LA stations but not by much so I need an amplified antenna to get consistently good reception.
Answered by Legospaceman 5 years ago
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You can clearly see the answer is "yes", given the fact that all TV antennae, amplified or not, are generally compatible with all TV-tuner equipped Televisions. Virtually all TVs made today are HDTV resolution and higher, so again, "Yes!"
Answered by CaronaCaster 5 years ago
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Yes, it works for about 40 channels
Answered by MrFixit 5 years ago
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Absolutely! I did and it works just fine. I'm within about 45 miles of the transmitters.
Answered by GrannyW 5 years ago
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