Paper-Thin Amplified HD Antenna

Now you can enjoy TV networks such as PBS, ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX in high definition, without paying the cable company! The Paper-Thin Amplified HD Antenna searches a 50-mile radius from your home to bring you entertainment, news and sports on both network and local television in full 1080 HD. Thanks to federal regulations, it’s 100% free and legal! The antenna hides discretely on the wall or behind a picture... you can even paint it to match your decor. Just plug the 16’ high-performance digital cable into the back of your HDTV, and plug the included amplifier cord into a USB port on your TV or an AC outlet!

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Item # 203966

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Features

Paper-Thin Amplified HD Antenna

Just say no to outrageous cable bills! The Paper-Thin Amplified HD Antenna gives you free network and local television… in full 1080 HD!

• World’s first paper-thin HDTV antenna

• Based on U.S. military technology

• Picks up local and network TV stations in full 1080 HD – for FREE

• 100% legal

• Due to federal regulations, stations like PBS, ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox must have their own digital sub-channels

• Omni-directional — reaches out in a 50-mile radius

• Hides discretely on the wall or behind a picture

• Can be painted to match decor

• Filters out unwanted cellular and FM signals

• 16’ high-performance digital cable plugs into the back of your HDTV

• Amplifier cord plugs into a USB port on your TV or an AC outlet

• Save hundreds (or thousands) of dollars per year compared to cable packages

Specifications

Length: 1.5  Inches
Width: 12
Height: 12.5  Inches
Weight: 0.65 Lbs

Instructions

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