Five Star FSA-5816 200 Mile Outdoor Directional 4K HD Long Range More Gain Antenna

Description [2023 NEW MULTI-DIRECTIONAL OUTDOOR ANTENNA] Receive 1080p and 4K reception up to 200 miles from the TV Transmitters, our outdoor TV antenna has superior reception for both VHF and UHF signals. Cut the expensive cable or satellite bill with this powerful antenna, you can save tons of money. [ULTRA HD and ATSC 3.0 READY] Long-range outdoor antenna provides free programming within 200 miles (antenna reception varies depending on your local towers, trees, obstacles, etc.) Find the most over-the-air stations For FREE in HD. Watch top-rated shows, live sports, and local news and weather with Five Star Antenna. [NEW AND INNOVATION DESIGN] Extended Antenna Length designed for more stable and strong signal reception, longer and larger receiving elements than any of the other antennas. [SAVE NOW AND ENJOY FREE CHANNELS] Package included: Antenna, Mounting bracket, J-pole along with simple to follow instructions on assembly. Freely mount our Five Star antenna with a pole on the roof, attic, chimney, eave, mast, or outside the house with or without line of sight. To receive programming, run a channel scan on your TV after setting up the antenna. To keep your channel lineup up to date, it is a good idea to run a channel scan monthly and any time a channel is lost. Best gift for parents and family members for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year.   More TVs Explore moreHow to scan channels? Mount the antenna on your rooftop for optimal performance. Consult the related instruction manual to SCAN the Channels FIRST if you use a digital converter box Find the setting option on the TV menu. Set up the signal source to AIR/Antenna. After you set up the signal source, go to Channel Scan or Channel Manage to scan the digital channels. Explore moreFor Best result Channel selection and picture quality are dependent on broadcast strength and location. Antenna reception and picture quality may also be affected by local terrain and obstructions such as hills, mountains, buildings, and trees. Enter your address into a website such as fcc.gov/media/engineering/dtvmaps for channel listings in your location. Explore more