Will it work with a antenna ?
348842
If you have the right equipment for the antenna to go into, then I don't see why not. However I didn't see a spot to directly plug one in if that was your question.
348843
There's NO SUCH THING as a digital antenna. TV is broadcast by radio waves. It makes NO DIFFERENCE to the antenna if the waves are modulated in digital or old style analog, they're still just radio waves. The digital decoding happens inside the TV, not in the antenna. ANY TV antenna will work. Your reception will depend on how good the antenna is, where it's placed, & how far the TV stations are. Beware those flat or mini antennas are designed for only UHF frequency reception & will not pick up VHF stations well unless they're real strong & you're real close to the station. Except for a large attic or rooftop UHF/VHF antenna, the only other antennas designed to do well with the VHF TV frequencies will be your old fashioned rabbit ears antennas. So look up what frequencies the stations in your area are broadcasting on. In many areas, they're all on the UHF bands but not always, & you can't tell by the channel number. In my area, channel 67, which has 4 great sub-channels actually broadcasts on the old VHF channel 7 frequency. Rabbit ears pick it up, but no small or flat antenna would. Meanwhile channel 7, the ABC affiliate in my area, actually broadcasts on the old UHF channel 38 channel frequency. Don't buy into "digital optimized" or "digital ready antennas" it's meaningless sales jargon. On the air TV still just radio waves. You just need a good antenna that will pick up the frequencies in your area. A big attic or rooftop antenna will get a lot more stations, than an indoor one. But if you live near a city where all the big networks are within a few miles, a cheap simple antenna might be good enough. But get rabbit ears if any of them still broadcast on the VHF TV band. Usually extending them no more than 15"-18" is good enough for VHF. If all your stations are near, & on UHF frequencies, just hang one of those little or flat "digital" antennas on a window or wall.
311885
It should work perfectly. I bought this to replace a cheaper antenna that stopped working. I highly recommend.
55858
It will if the signal is strong enough. Works the same as any antenna. I am in a bad reception area and need to move the antenna often. Even weather can mess up the signal. However this is the best I've tried, good luck!
1061681
Yes, I am highly confident it will work. However, the distance that the antenna can be from the TV will be limited to how long your USE cable is. But you can plug it into an outlet also.
2153478
yes it will work. You may or may not need an antenna adapter. I would not recommend this unit it is crap get yourself a BluetoothFM modulator instead
1328615
If you have a place to mount it, it would work. It works just like a regular antenna
1605143
I'm not sure but I don't think so. I believe the antenna is only a receiver.
200248
If your TV has a "Cable" connection it will work.. If you are not sure what that means, your TV must have a standard cable input to accept the wire from the antenna
1731043
You can use an antenna but this is not for digital over-the-air tv. This product is obselete in the USA.
485425
I don't know. I have a Baofeng UV5R in mine w/an adapter cable. It works with or without the antenna on.
1636802
I don't believe so. You might be able to find some broadcasting antennas for it, but as far as I know, it can only receive a signal.
1492619
Yes it will. You will have to run coaxial (cable) wire from the antenna to the antenna connection that comes with the box. Very easy.
1604138
I think if you plugged it in to the box that says antenna, it will work. But I don't have a definite answer,sorry.
1678977
Cannot be sure but if the antenna jacknis the same it should work well. Mime gives me amazing results.
1953111
Yes I have a VHF antenna and UHF and combine them. If it is a UHF/VHF combo + another UHF/VHF combos idk. Should work fine though, can't see it not. Pretty simple device.
847427
I believe the preamp will work on most any kind of antenna. Put it close to the antenna.
688675
It depends on what you are trying to use it for. You will experience some signal lose, the antenna is designed to be used outside and will work the best that way.