Lyrwihn TV Antenna Indoor 18ft cable
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Product description
This indoor TV antenna from Lyrwihn delivers over-the-air channels with an integrated signal booster, making it a practical option for picking up local stations in 4K and 1080p where reception is available. It is intended for use with smart TVs to reduce reliance on subscription services and to access broadcast networks such as ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS and FOX according to signal availability in your area.
Key Points
The antenna includes a magnetic base that allows flexible placement indoors and secure attachment outdoors on metal surfaces. It offers extended cable length for easier routing around rooms or mounting closer to windows and higher positions. The built-in amplifier can be switched on when longer-range reception is needed, and reception performance depends on distance to transmitters and local obstructions.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Lyrwihn TV Antenna Indoor
- Cable length: - 18 ft
- Range: - Up to 180 miles (manufacturer claim)
- Supported formats: - 4K, 1080p, digital broadcast channels
- Extra features: - Magnetic base, built-in signal booster
Usage Recommendations
Place the antenna near a window or at higher elevation in the room to improve line of sight to broadcast towers, and run a channel rescan on your TV after repositioning. If you plan to use the magnetic base outdoors on a vehicle or metal frame, ensure the antenna is secured and that connections are weather-protected. Consider switching the signal booster on (green light indicator) when you are farther than about 35 miles from the nearest transmitter, bearing in mind that actual results will vary with terrain, building density and local interference.
Positive Aspects
The 18-foot thick coaxial cable helps maintain a stable connection between antenna and TV while giving more placement options around the home. The option to use the antenna outdoors on metal surfaces adds versatility for temporary setups. Note that available channels depend on local broadcast coverage, and performance may not match wired or paid services in areas with weak signal strength.
