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Reddit mentions of Vansky Outdoor Amplified HD TV Antenna 150 Mile Range, 360 Rotate Digital Antenna Support 2TVs Receive HD UHF/VHF Channel, Pre-assemble w/ High Performance 33ft Coaxial Cable(Antenna Pole Excluded)
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Vansky Outdoor Amplified HD TV Antenna 150 Mile Range, 360 Rotate Digital Antenna Support 2TVs Receive HD UHF/VHF Channel, Pre-assemble w/ High Performance 33ft Coaxial Cable(Antenna Pole Excluded). Here are the top ones.
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- Dual tv Outputs -- Outdoor tv antenna sustain 2 televisions at the same time without a spliter. no adapter needed.
- 150 Mile Range hdtv Reception -- hd Antenna can capture 1080p hdtv and 32db high gain reception within 150-mile range, 720p, 1080i, 1080p Working Frequency: vhf 40~300MHz | uhf 470~890MHz | Receive digital broadcast high definition digital antenna signals.
- Wireless Remote Controller -- Built-in 360 degree motor rotor | Built-in low noise amplifier | includes 32.8ft digital antenna coax cable. The pole is not included.
- Weather Resistant -- 150 mile tv antenna is for outdoor using. hd Antenna outdoor is lightning protected, durable design with grounding done -don’t get struck out by bad weather.
- What You Get -- Vansky outdoor hdtv antenna with wireless remote, power supply adapter and 32.8ft coax cable.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Silver Rotation |
| Height | 5 Inches |
| Length | 11 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | June 2018 |
| Weight | 3 Pounds |
| Width | 2 Inches |
(Good) TV antennas are directional definitely have rotors. When I was growing up, when we wanted to switch from channel 10 to channel 6, I would get sent outside. I would climb up a ladder and reach the bottom of the pole (which rested on our porch roof) and rotate the antenna. Then someone inside would yell out the window if it needed more adjustment. Other, more affluent families had a rotor and a box that sat next to their tv to rotate it.
Even some of the newer small hdtv antennas will have a rotor built in.
I bought the same antenna to replace (below) and on a hunch I switched the provided amplifier and it worked perfectly. I think it is ridiculous that you must use their special amplifier to get channels. Do you have a recommendation for a regular antenna?
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