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Onn Ultra-Thin Multi-Directional Indoor Antenna w/ 75-Mile Range
$5.95
$40
85% off
& More + Free S&H on $35+at Walmart
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Walmart.com has Onn Ultra-Thin Multi-Directional Indoor Antenna w/ 75-Mile Range (ONN20TM500T) for $5.93. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free 15-day trial) or on orders of $35 or more.
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- Catch up on top programs without the middleman with the onn Ultra-Thin Indoor Multi-Directional Antenna. Enjoy all your favorite local and network shows without the cable bill! This antenna is simple to set up and gives you a signal range of up to 75 miles. This antenna improves your signal, adds channels and comes 4K-ready so that you can enjoy crisp high definition quality where available.
- About this deal:
- This price is $34.06 lower (~85% savings) than the $39.99 list price.
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Walmart.com has Onn Ultra-Thin Multi-Directional Indoor Antenna w/ 75-Mile Range (ONN20TM500T) for $5.93. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free 15-day trial) or on orders of $35 or more.
Offer Notes:
Offer Notes:
- Availability for shipping will vary by location
- Additional Onn antennas & accessories are on sale here.
Editor's Notes
Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- About this item:
- Catch up on top programs without the middleman with the onn Ultra-Thin Indoor Multi-Directional Antenna. Enjoy all your favorite local and network shows without the cable bill! This antenna is simple to set up and gives you a signal range of up to 75 miles. This antenna improves your signal, adds channels and comes 4K-ready so that you can enjoy crisp high definition quality where available.
- About this deal:
- This price is $34.06 lower (~85% savings) than the $39.99 list price.
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In my experience, these amplified antennas are crap unless you live close to the broadcast towers. If you live in a house, spend about 20 bucks for a Yagi antenna and put it in your attic pointing in the general direction of the towers. Bring a small TV up in the attic with you and connect it directly to the antenna while you position it. Then connect your house cable. If you find that you get a poorer picture downstairs then you did in the attic, it's possible you have too many splitters. Splitters reduce your signal even if not all legs are in use. And the more legs a splitter has, the more loss each leg sees. So if you have a 4 way splitter with only 2 legs used, replace it with a 2 way splitter. If you have a 2 way splitter to a room where the cable connection isn't being used, replace the splitter with a barrel connector. It's better to prevent signal loss than to use a signal amplifier farther down in the signal chain, because when you add an amplifier, you're also boosting any noise that might have been picked up. If you must use an amp, get it as close to the antenna as possible (which gets us back to the original crappy amplified antennas, but the problem with those is the actual antenna, not the fact that they're amplified).
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In my experience, these amplified antennas are crap unless you live close to the broadcast towers. If you live in a house, spend about 20 bucks for a Yagi antenna and put it in your attic pointing in the general direction of the towers. Bring a small TV up in the attic with you and connect it directly to the antenna while you position it. Then connect your house cable. If you find that you get a poorer picture downstairs then you did in the attic, it's possible you have too many splitters. Splitters reduce your signal even if not all legs are in use. And the more legs a splitter has, the more loss each leg sees. So if you have a 4 way splitter with only 2 legs used, replace it with a 2 way splitter. If you have a 2 way splitter to a room where the cable connection isn't being used, replace the splitter with a barrel connector. It's better to prevent signal loss than to use a signal amplifier farther down in the signal chain, because when you add an amplifier, you're also boosting any noise that might have been picked up. If you must use an amp, get it as close to the antenna as possible (which gets us back to the original crappy amplified antennas, but the problem with those is the actual antenna, not the fact that they're amplified).
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