On antennaweb.org it says I need a blue, violet, and red antenna, is this one all 3?
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Mommy, The color coding you saw on antennaweb.org is for outdoor antennas to coordinate antenna type with the CEA color-coded map of TV signals. Antennaweb.org nor CEA cover indoor antennas in this manner. An indoor antenna either works in your area or it does not. If you know of someone else using an indoor antenna in your area, then this will most likely work even better. It is designed to easily pick-up available local digital [HD] TV signals and you will probably discover there is a lot more being broadcast digitally than you thought. I have had some issues where some signals are not clear at parts of a day or disappear altogether, but these are usually "fringe" channels while the major networks are all good all the time.
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No it doesnt. I is a good antenna. Depending on your location and signal strengh you may not need one. Try it first to see how your reception is. You can always add one if you need it. Log onto tvfool.com to see your local reception .
1433333
I only have the DB2 hooked up now here in the chicago burbs and I get 2, 5, 7 and 9 just fine in addition to all the uhf channels.You'll really have to check it out for yourself, location, distance from signal, obstructions in the way, are you on a hill, flat or in a valley, house ,apt or condo etc etc...all are factors towards a good installation of the right antenna.
1360165
NO! That was a very misleading picture. I thought it included two bigger antennas but that was not the case. BUT...I would still buy this package. The antennas that are attached are fine. I truly like these cameras and have been thinking about another one...maybe for outside.
730564
yes, you need antenna and antenna is not included. You could by a very cheap rabbit antenna. Do not buy any costly antenna, because it will not make any difference.
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I do not know allot about antennas. But I did not get this one to work. I spent 100 dollars at best but and now I am very happy. This could be because I just got one of the bad ones.
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This antenna has a "Red" color score when used without an amplifier. When used with an amplifier, it has a "Violet" color score. The color score is far more objective than a mileage rating. Ratings based on distance are inherently not trustworthy, as manufacturers don't use the same metrics. Some antennas boast a >150mi range, where, at best, their coverage is 35 miles. Color ratings are more useful.
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I wouldnt get hung up on the details, the 5b seems like its a little bit more streamlines...and its blue sometimes. I have a uv5ra and it works great! I can hit repeaters all over with it, great range. I suggest upgrading to a 7 inch antenna, theres many of them around. Also the battery pack you can upgrade to the one on here that says its not compatible with the uv5ra if you shave off some tabs on it. Works great as well!
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I am not sure if this one will work. The "antenna" is universal. Its the little blue box you have to find that supports what network you are on. One is for PCS ( Sprint ) and the next for 4G networks ( Verizon ) and so on from there. So you have to read which one you need for whatever network you want.
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The stock antenna works good but I believe you will be satisfied with another antenna. I just ordered another one to try to see which I like better.
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Go to TVFool.com and run a signal analysis for your location. That will tell you what stations you are likely to get and the type of antenna to buy. If you need help understanding the analysis, there is a forum there for questions.
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wrong jerry...a lot of UHF programming is switching back to the VHF signal range after june. Its cheaper to power those wavelengths. Check out TVfool.com to see what the new channels will be in your area after june...you will probably see some of them actually switching to VHF. Might want to fish that antenna out of the trash....
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I've used the HD Frequency Cable Cutter I/O HD Digital antenna and other much cheaper "rabbit ear" type antennas. I found not much difference in the number of channels I received. The real determining factor is your location. In hindsight I would have just purchased a less expensive antenna..
2020674
No, you only connect as many antennas as you have. It doesn't matter which you use. The antennas are all exactly alike.
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I no longer have the box. What do you need the antenna to do ? I do not know the significance on the purple label. I mounted mine in the attic and receive 17 channels...most better than cable for picture quality. Highly recommend this one ....TOM
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Yes you will. Having just looked at mine I also have a blue wire. All colors go to a designated terminal, with red going to a "double" terminal with a bracket connecting them.
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that i do not know but I can tell u with the three that I have here at my home I get 45 channels and all of them are hd clear and saves me lots of money I wont go back to cable ever again and I have given some to my daughters as well she lives out of the cities and still gets same amount of channels I do and as clear as I do I recommend this to anyone this is a great antenna. you will not regret it. just make sure u find the tv tower to have it facing that direction that's it hook it up done easy. hope this helps.