QFX UHF VHF Amplified HDTV Antenna 360? Rotating Outdoor Antenna (ANT106)
- Brand: QFX
- P\N: ANT106
- UPC: 606540000045
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Description
QFX ANT106 Amplified High-VHF/UHF Outdoor TV Antenna with 360° Rotator
Best For
Outdoor OTA TV installations needing a remotely rotatable, amplified antenna for high-VHF and UHF broadcast reception.
Why Choose the ANT106?
The existing product information describes a built-in 360° rotator, remote control and amplifier to help compensate for cable/splitter losses.
Key Benefits
- High-VHF and UHF reception
- Remote-controlled 360° rotator
- Built-in amplifier
- Existing content states approximately 40-mile reception range; actual results vary by location and conditions
- Existing copy states 26-28 dB amplification
- 50-foot coax cable included
Who Should Buy the ANT106?
OTA TV users who have confirmed local transmitter bands/directions, terrain/obstructions, mounting location, cable/splitter losses, power, grounding and applicable installation requirements.
What's in the Box
- ANT106 antenna
- Power injector
- Rotator control unit
- Remote control
- 50-foot coaxial cable
- Instruction manual
Specifications
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Reviews
3 reviews
Durability
by Snoman55
It doesn't hold up to new York weather. Keep falling apart. I find aluminum tube's in the yard every time the wind Blows. And the rotor quit working 3 months after it was installed.I took it down to reinstall tube's and try to get the rotor working again but no luck with the rotor. And the red light on the amplifier box in the off position keeps blinking. Randomly.
Durability
by Snoman55
It doesn't hold up to new York weather. Keep falling apart. I find aluminum tube's in the yard every time the wind Blows. And the rotor quit working 3 months after it was installed.I took it down to reinstall tube's and try to get the rotor working again but no luck with the rotor. And the red light on the amplifier box in the off position keeps blinking. Randomly.
Durability
by Snoman55
It doesn't hold up to new York weather. Keep falling apart. I find aluminum tube's in the yard every time the wind Blows. And the rotor quit working 3 months after it was installed.I took it down to reinstall tube's and try to get the rotor working again but no luck with the rotor. And the red light on the amplifier box in the off position keeps blinking. Randomly.