Ota Outdoor Tv Antennas

Like the fact it clearly shows when it's writing on the end of the device.. I have s Ota tv recording tuner that uses thumb drives a recrding media.. The plug sticks out more so it's easier to plug it in any USB device unlike some that are a batch to insert b.ecause the plug is to short.

We found the cable from the outdoor wireless antennas at Church had no surge suppression --an absolute must in the case of a lightning strike as the ground on a POE injector only protects the AC side of POE injector. These are a low-cost way of protecting the equipment inside the building.

Great protection for my OTA.

Easy hookup to the XBox One using its integrated TV utility. Using an external OTA antenna, found tons of local channels (might need a few runs) and the OneGuide works great. Highly recommend this tuner and a great price at B&H.

Just bought TV Friday set it up Sunday. Great picture, reason I bought it. The big complaints at this point are the OTA Tuner not the greatest and the guide for OTA is really stinks! It stinks so bad I'm ready to toss this set. I live off the antenna and this in unacceptable, should have bought another Samsung or LG.

I bought this as a second tuner to use with my Plex media PC. The recording quality is great for over-the-air broadcasts (OTA). Plex manages the two tuners with no issues. I had been keeping an ancient Windows 7 PC running Microsoft Media Center around because I hadn't found a suitable replacement for it. Plex TV does a great job with OTA and the TV schedules on Windows 10.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very clear picture, which in my opinion is just that much more important when you are talkin' a 75". When watching 4k content it looks fantastic! Watching sports is soooo much better. No problems with set-up, or anything else. I find the user interface very user friendly and intuitive and my wife has been able to "adapt". This a biggie! I haven't had to look at the on-line manual but a few times to look-up some more obscure features. Having a TV this big is great for us old people as our eyesight isn't the best and it makes it easier to read any text that appears on the screen. I pick up aprox 40 OTA channels and a little icing on the cake is the TV comes with a few hundred IP channels (available above the regular OTA channels - 101-999 I think) provided by a company called Xumo. Google "xumo channel lineup" No problems with streaming - I use Fire TV as my streaming device, so I don't use any of the apps directly available on the TV itself. We have been able to get rid of our cable TV service! I elected to hardwire to my router, but the TV WIFI worked fine before I hooked up the cable to the router - which is 3' from the TV. The only downside I've found is that is that the tuner doesn't support ATSC 3.0 which allows you to receive full 1080p OTA broadcast TV (which is newly available in my medium sized city with 5 stations transmitting it). To be fair, very few TVs do support this at this time (12/2020) which kinda surprises me since this is a mid-upper end model TV. ATSC 3.0 is only available in "major markets" at this time. Someone correct we if I'm wrong but I don't think this will be a software/firmware update, it will actually require hardware. I'm hoping to get around this by eventually getting a DVR that supports this new standard - the DVR tuner will essentially replace the TV's tuner.

I have this setup for an outdoor TV along with the Sonance.

Indoor/outdoor tv recording.

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