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Winegard FlatWave Non-Amplified Indoor HDTV Antenna (FL-5000)

  • Brand: Winegard
  • P\N: FL-5000
  • UPC: 830741084706
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Description

Winegard FlatWave FL-5000 Non-Amplified Indoor HDTV Antenna


Best For

Indoor over-the-air TV reception where users want a thin, non-amplified antenna with a long attached coaxial cable for flexible placement.

Why Choose the FL-5000?

The FlatWave is a simple passive indoor antenna that connects directly to a compatible TV tuner without a powered amplifier.

Key Benefits

  • Non-amplified indoor OTA antenna
  • Existing information advertises reception from up to 40 miles
  • 15-foot attached Mini-59 coaxial cable
  • Ultra-thin dual-color design
  • Winegard TV Signal Finder app referenced in existing content
  • Existing Features field identifies NextGen TV compatibility

Who Should Buy the FL-5000?

Viewers who have checked local transmitter direction, distance, terrain, building materials, indoor placement options, available channel frequencies, and TV tuner compatibility.

What's in the Box

  • FlatWave HDTV antenna
  • 15-foot Mini-59 coaxial cable attached to antenna
  • Two 3M Command Brand strips
  • Printed documentation

Reception Note

The 40-mile figure is not a guaranteed reception radius. Actual channels and reception depend on transmitter power/location, terrain, obstructions, building construction, interference, antenna placement, and other site conditions.

Read Solid Signal's Winegard articles.

Features

  • NextGen TV Compatible
  • Indoor antenna provides free programming from 40 miles away
  • Maximize channel reception with included extra-long coaxial cable
  • Watch what you want without the expensive monthly cable bill

Specifications

  • Weight: 0.95 lbs.
  • Height: 1.50 Inches
  • Width: 15.00 Inches
  • Depth: 13.63 Inches

Downloads

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Reviews

10 reviews

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It works and is worth it

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Works great and is thin and light. Perfect antenna.

Works on one TV, not the other

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I purchased two, one worked, one didn't, meaning on one TV we recieve channels, on another nothing. We live in a suburb between Hartford and New Haven CT, so within 13-19 miles the major stations (-40 dbm) so expect this not to be a major challenge.

Great with Tablo 4th Gen

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Using this with my new 4th gen Tablo in Houston. I've got it in a SW facing window with broadcast towers basically west of me. I had to turn on the amp in Tablo to get CBS-11 and ABS-13 but 66 channels came up right away and are solid to watch. Bought from Solid Signal as this is the best best value I could find

Quality Indoor Antenna

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While not perfect, this Winegard antenna got far better reception than the one I was previously using... Its bigger, well made, and has a thicker cable to reduce interference. I tried 2 others prior to ordering this Winegard, and neither performed half as well. There were 4 channels of the 38 that didn't work well, but I fixed that by adding a second antenna in a separate window. I'd recommend ordering the Eagle Aspen Wideband 2-Way Splitter for anyone wanting to combine 2 antenna's into one TV. This certainly helped me get those difficult channels coming in clear.

Fantastic

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Fantastic antenna! It gets a lot of channels, setup is easy, and trouble-free!

Excellent Antenna

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This antenna gets 40 channels for me and I've had no problems with it at all. Quality antenna good company

Damn good Antenna

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I live in Greenbrae, Marin County CA an do NOT have a direct view or the Sutro Tower, but with this I get 50+ stations, so I would say it is a good antenna, I have bought another one for my son who live close by.

Electronics are fine, TV interface not great.

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I bought an antenna and A/B switch so my TVs could connect with both cable and over-the-air signals. The problem is that channels must be rescanned for each switch from antenna to cable or vice versa. I wish the TV software could deal with this without requiring a rescan. TVs would be even better if they had two coaxial inputs. Perhaps there is a converter from coaxial to HDMI? I can't complain about the hardware, but I'm frustrated that a simple toggle between cable and antenna signals isn't possible as far as I know.

LOVE IT

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PICKED UP 28 STATIONS WORKS GREAT BETTER THAN MOST

It works and its cheap

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This is much cheaper than the alternatives I found in the stores a few months ago. It is a good flat panel antenna. It has a patterned array of conductive mylar attached to a translucent panel. There are two small adhesive patches for attaching to a wall or window. The connector to the black thin coax with a screw on antenna connector is black on one side and white on the other about 1x1.5 or