📺 RCA ANT111E Non-Amplified Indoor Digital TV Antenna, Black - 40-Mile Range Review

I bought cinch bunny ears at my local Walmart a few years ago. Works very well and almost never needs tweaking. Walmart doesn't currently sell them in-store. The antenna I received is less than half the size and needs to be adjusted when changing channels. Very disappointed! One side is bent.

I'm so happy. I have 68 channels. So easy, just plug in and scan for channels. I live at Chicago 60640 on the 5th floor of an apartment building. I posted a picture. It even has a TV guide with channels to see what's on now or later, just like a cable box. Bought a Roku TV. I love it with thousands of movies and amazing apps. I only pay $29 for fast wifi. But I need my local news and live channels. I succeeded with that. No more outrageous monthly cable bills and taxes. I didn't want one of…

RCA antennas used to be very long antennas. They are very short and the reception reflects this problem. I have an old RCA with long ones, but one broke about halfway through. One of them broke with a very long antenna and the 10 year old gets a clearer picture and more channels. Now I connect the new one to the TV. Then you will get the best reception. I lean the old against the new. I have a week past the return date on Amazon so I'm sticking with it. Prefer to know if you are not out of your

I bought this for the downstairs TV (Sony Bravia 55"") which doesn't have wifi but has a cable box I have a similar antenna on my home TV that works fine and gets a lot of local channels over the air or whatever they call it We have lengthened the antenna ears. We have a lot of local channels and I just wanted something in case the cable ever goes out. Or we choose to get it. I got rid of our cable TV, I haven't seen doing it behind a big old TV. it works very well, just a little bigger and…

If you are within 15 miles of a transmitting antenna this may be good enough be for a proper reception. One of the downsides of this antenna is that bunny ears have a limited outward angle of waves, which can prevent you from setting the optimal angle that would help you tune into secondary channels. I solved this problem by using a dremel to remove the plastic on the outside edge of the holes where the rods come out of the base. Here are the right steps to greatly improve the angular range of…

I ordered this "identical" replacement for my broken cinch antenna. I bought my old one from the box store and it worked/works great. I broke one of the bunny ears which was still workable and had almost the same reception with just one ear but wanted to replace it anyway. The first thing I noticed when I took this item out of the box was that the bunny ears were only about 1/3 the length of my original device. My original RCA has bunny ears over 3 feet. For a long time. When connected to my…

i have one. works great, works exactly as it should. if you cut the cable and switch to this mode, don't wait for all channels to come up in crystal clear form. and don't expect to catch all the channels in the area, it just doesn't work that way (unless you have a great location). You're basically going back to TV the way it was before cable came out. rabbit ears. The only difference now is that the round or square ring on the antenna is for UHF channels (about 98-99% of them). Bunny ears now…

I have never used rabbit ears with an HDTV in my life. Think back to them growing up in Mexico before cable existed or when the local station wasn't on cable. Well, fast-forward to 2020 for all that this year entails, and DirectTV is locked in a contract dispute with distributor NBC. It's been going on for weeks now, and with SNL doing three more live shows in a row before Christmas, NBC wasn't an option for a Saturday night family tradition that dates back to my teenage years, which also loves

This is a traditional antenna combining a VHF dipole and a UHF loop. The telescopic dipole elements are threaded at their lower ends and screwed into hinge pins at the base. The hinges allow a range of motion from vertical to 45°. The loop is pressed into the base. Inside the base is a 75 ohm UHF-UHF unifying transformer connected to a 6-foot cord. RG-179/U type cable with F-type threaded connector. Most of the assembly is of acceptable quality. However, be careful when handling telescopic…