Connect it by the antenna or by the TV?
999487
I have it connected to where the cable company connects to my house. Its been plugged in for years. I'd buy it again. If it breaks down
999488
Between the antenna & the TV; easiest to do right behind the TV. It takes 3 cables: One cable goes to the small power transformer that's provided, that plugs into a 120 outlet. The second cable goes to the TV. The third cable goes to the antenna (or simply connect the 3rd connector to the antenna RF cable). It's not a cure-all, but definitely helps. I get a number of over-the-air HD channels clearly, that previously would not come in at all, or if they did, very poorly. I don't use any "exotic" rf cables, seems as if any will work OK. It has worked perfectly for several years. Between the antenna & the TV; easiest to do right behind the TV. It takes 3 cables: One cable goes to the small power transformer that's provided, that plugs into a 120 outlet. The second cable goes to the TV. The third cable goes to the antenna (or simply connect the 3rd connector to the antenna RF cable). It's not a cure-all, but definitely helps. I get a number of over-the-air HD channels clearly, that previously would not come in at all, or if they did, very poorly. I don't use any "exotic" rf cables, seems as if any will work OK. It has worked perfectly for several years.
999489
I'm pretty confident we connected to the TV. We were in a very heavily wooded and isolated location. We were able to get a signal from a city about 45 miles away, but it was spotty at best and weak.
1595171
You need and HD source. OTA antenna if you can pick up locals, sat., or cable box with HDMI or component outputs.
1347292
You have to connect your sound bar directly to the television, either thru HDMI or optical cable.
1040777
There usually is an "ant" connection at the back of your TV. It plugs into that.
1847411
Yes, it is REALLY that simple. -To connect. ...As for your TV, that can be a little different. You will need to due a channel search for 'antenna.' it will be somewhere in your MENU and then probably in an 'initial Set-up' tab.
1065146
The best approach is to rotate the antenna in steps of a few degrees at a time, while connected to a TV, until the strongest signal is located. This method will automatically answer your question
2037516
Connect the radio blue/white to the antenna adapter's blue wire. That is all.
1590954
This antenna will connect through a coaxial cable. If you have a cable hookup in your standard def tv then you will be able to use this abtenna
13755
Either. If you have a USB port on your tv then it plugs into the tv. If you don't have a USB port then plug it into the wall. Our amplifier didn't work. I called customer service when I wound up getting no channels and they said to unplug the amplifer and try another channel scan and sure enough, I found 9 channels.
1441913
You can install this outside on your roof, or inside in your attic space. It hooks up to your tv with a regular coax cable. It's a very strong antenna. If you live out in the boonies, you might need a signal amplifier too.
1078485
Yes, the amplifier should be connected to the back of the TV and then the antenna cable connected to the amplifier and then plug it in.
1240219
Not to far. The cable is not that long. Plus it needs to closer to the TV for better reception.
1593773
Into the headphone jack on the tv.If the tv doesnt have that then you have to purchase an adapter from the 8th inch to a red and white RCA cable.
160375
Raise the antenna. Maybe purchase an external antenna and plug it into the antenna slot.
1877777
You dont connect it physically. You just place it beside your radio. You must tune the dial on the antenna to the frq you are listening to. Move it from the side of your radio to the back to find the sweet spot. Then just leave it there. The sweet spot can be different at different frequencies.
970078
The antenna connection on back the of your tv, you should have one for cable and one for antenna make sure you connect to antenna not cable one
1997536
You need EITHER a Receiver (if you want to have also Radio) OR an amplifier.