TV Antenna Indoor Long Range 9.84FT Cable

This indoor/outdoor TV antenna lets you pick up local over-the-air broadcasts without monthly fees, offering 4K and 1080p HD compatibility and a built-in amplifier for longer-range reception. It’s designed for mounting near a window, in an attic, or on a roof to supplement cable or streaming services while keeping setup simple and quick.

Key Points

The antenna comes with a 9.84 foot coaxial cable to reach typical TV locations and simplify installation. According to the manufacturer, the included amplifier boosts reception for distances beyond 35 miles and an indicator light shows when the booster is active. It supports common local networks such as ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS, and FOX, but available channels depend on signal coverage in your area. Consider that performance varies with terrain, building materials, and placement.

Technical Specifications

• Name: TV Antenna for Smart TV, Indoor Antenna
• Cable length: 9.84 ft
• Range: up to 320 miles (manufacturer claim)
• Supported resolutions: 4K, 1080p HD
• Amplifier: included with automatic activation and indicator light

Benefits

This antenna reduces ongoing costs by delivering free local channels directly to Smart TVs, older analog sets, and TVs with digital converters. The plug-and-play nature makes it accessible for users who want a simple way to receive live broadcasts without configuring complex equipment. The amplified signal is useful when you are farther from broadcast towers, and the 360-degree reception design helps capture stations from different directions when placement options are limited. Keep in mind that the long-range figure is a manufacturer statement and actual reception will depend on local signal strength.

Usage Recommendations

Place the antenna close to a window or higher elevation for best results, and avoid metal obstructions and large appliances that can block signals. After connecting the coaxial cable, run an automatic channel scan on the TV to detect available broadcasts. If reception is weak, try relocating the antenna or adjusting its orientation, then rescan channels. For attic or roof installations, confirm secure mounting and weather protection for the connector and amplifier.