Do I need to purchase anything else to use this antenna? Cable? Amplifiers? Does it come complete?
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You will need the coax cable. It depends on your signal if you need an amp- and a mounting pole if you don't already have something to attach it to. We bought the amp just in case and it helped us. I thought the coax came with this one but it did not.
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You will need a pole to mount it on and cable to connect it to your TV. The pole I got is thisHDTV Antenna Mount - 30inI would try it without an amplifier. Unless your signal is really weak you shouldn't need one.
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It is complete. You will need a mast. There are kits or you can make one. Made one out of some old pipe from the storage shed. No amplifier was needed for me; you may benefit from one. Guess it just depends on how strong signals are where you live. Height is the key to clear strong signals.
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You will need a pole to mount it on and cable to connect it to your TV. The pole I got is this http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000WOVD1Y/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i01 I would try it without an amplifier. Unless your signal is really weak you shouldn't need one.
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This antenna includes mast mounting hardware but not the mast itself. You will need to purchase an RG-6 cable long enough to reach your TV set. Depending on your signal strength, you may need to buy a signal amplifier. If you use an amplifier, you will need two different lengths of RG-6 cable - Use 1 piece from the antenna to the amp and a 2nd piece from the amp to your TV. The amp needs to be inside but as close as possible to the antenna. Buy two screw-on RG-6 connectors if you buy only 1 cable and cut it at the amp. I used a GE -23 decibel amplifier. I tried an RCA -10 decibel amp but it didn't work very well. If your TV is not digital ready, you will need a digital converter box. Hope this helps! This antenna includes mast mounting hardware but not the mast itself. You will need to purchase an RG-6 cable long enough to reach your TV set. Depending on your signal strength, you may need to buy a signal amplifier. If you use an amplifier, you will need two different lengths of RG-6 cable - Use 1 piece from the antenna to the amp and a 2nd piece from the amp to your TV. The amp needs to be inside but as close as possible to the antenna. Buy two screw-on RG-6 connectors if you buy only 1 cable and cut it at the amp. I used a GE -23 decibel amplifier. I tried an RCA -10 decibel amp but it... » Read More This antenna includes mast mounting hardware but not the mast itself. You will need to purchase an RG-6 cable long enough to reach your TV set. Depending on your signal strength, you may need to buy a signal amplifier. If you use an amplifier, you will need two different lengths of RG-6 cable - Use 1 piece from the antenna to the amp and a 2nd piece from the amp to your TV. The amp needs to be inside but as close as possible to the antenna. Buy two screw-on RG-6 connectors if you buy only 1 cable and cut it at the amp. I used a GE -23 decibel amplifier. I tried an RCA -10 decibel amp but it didn't work very well. If your TV is not digital ready, you will need a digital converter box. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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It comes complete. You will need a cable to connect it to your TV.As far as an amp, it depends on how far you are from your stations and how long of a cable you are running. Call Antennas Direct. They have a great staff and are very friendly and will help you.
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It uses standard coxial cable connection. We didn't do the amp because we were in town. If your about 20 or more miles from the transmitter and depending on your surroundings you may need a amp. It doesnt come with anything but the antenna, you need the cable and the mounting pole. We used metal electrical conduit. I think it was 3/4 or 1/2 inch and we mounted to the fireplace stack. The higher u get the antenna the better reception.
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Coax cable does not come with the antenna. You should order GE outdoor quality quad shielded COAX with ground wire.
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They come with a kit. It has a connector, power plugt and several options for antennas.
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That is an interesting thought. I assumed you need this antenna, the amplifier, and the indoor transmitter antenna. The connection is BNC.
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Just an antenna , the mike and mounting bracket are included. The cable should come with the antenna but if not, you will need to purchase that also
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The programming cable and extended antenna were extra for me but are inexpensive. The Ad will usually tell you what is included. I got the radio, stock antenna and drop in charger (with wall adapter). You will want some programming software unless you are have unusual patience.
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Hi! Yes an antenna is needed, but the channel master CM-7000 is more powerfull than other receiver, so you might receive more channels. No the Channel master does not come with an antenna. If you buy a Channel Master CM-7000 the best is to put hole on the top of the cover and on the side, even if not nice, because it gets to warm and not good for the condensor. This will result that your receiver will have a longer life, if holes are done. As long as the mother board is still fonctionnal, because not replacable. But the condensors can all be change where they repair TV.
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It comes with two antennas plenty of cable and the booster. It doesn't come with anything to mount the outside antenna on. I had to call factory to figure out how to tune it. I am very happy now that it is installed.
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You will need a compatible antena, the antenna mount (normally one will come with antenna but may not be correct for your set up), quality cable to connect to amp to interior antenna and another to go to the Exterriors antenna. Please keep in mind the two antenna must be separated by a minimum of 25 feet (in this case more is better as this is a very strong amp) to avoid interfering with each other.
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A 10 foot cable comes with it. Just connect where your Antenna/Cable hook-up is on your TV.
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I believe antenna was included. I returned the unit for refund because intended recipient of this as a gift did not want it. Sorry can't be more helpful
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Yes it come's with the antenna, is about +- 20cm long wire. U have to put it in a tube by your self.
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Antennas Direct recommends it, so I bought the 8 terminal one they recommended, and it works great on 6 TVs in various areas of the house, and with several hundred feet of cable attached. If you have one TV and are using a 30' cable, you may not need a amplifier, but I would not know. By the way the Amplifier I bought cost $75 to $85, so they are not cheap---but they do work.
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The cable that comes with the antenna is RG59 terminated at both ends with F59 connectors. You will need an F female to BNC male adapter which is relatively inexpensive.
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You'll need an Amp as well. The best one I've tested so far I bought at Radio Shack. It has two adjustable amps; one for the line going to the TV's and one adjusts the gain of the antenna mounted unit. Speaking of which, the amp has a unit that will mount at the antenna and another that will mount inside and need power. The indoor portion will provide power through the coax to the antenna mounted unit, so you'll need to make sure any splitters you have in line have a DC bypass. My house in pretty much in the same situation as yours and this antenna wasn't ideal. While all the panels are facing the same direction, the antenna is strong, just like the much cheaper DB8. However, if you try to point the panels in two different directions (like it's supposedly designed to do), you lose too much gain. Once trying that, I lost more than half the channels I was getting.
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Yes it is complete, to the degree it provides everything needed to install if you you HD no antenna. I am satisfied with reception too. John
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The antenna will come with everything required to attach it to a standard pole mount. The pole can be made of wood, plastic, fiberglass or metal...it doesn't matter since the antenna is insulated from the pole by the mounting hardware. Grounding the antenna is recommended although I didn't do it. You will need coaxial cable and this can be cut to length and terminated or ordered preassembled with the connectors. The antenna comes with a small amplifier (about the size of a pack of cigarettes) which must be installed in the coaxial line and plugged into a 110 volt outlet in order for the antenna to work. The 110 volt power cord is about 5 feet long and has a standard plug on the end. It is recommended that the amplifier be put in the coaxial line as close to the antenna as possible so you'll need to investigate the best way to do that. Keep in mind that the higher the antenna is, the better the reception so take this into account in selecting a mounting location. Mine is outside on a chimney mounted pole and has survived strong sun, hailstorms and high winds for the past two years without a problem. I installed a 110 volt receptacle in my attic and routed the coaxial cable through my attic and dropped it into a built-in entertainment cabinet. Splitters can be installed in the coaxial line downstream of the amplifier to rout to multiple TV sets but the signal will weaken as more splits are installed. Hope this helps.