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1byone HDTV Antenna User Manual

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1. Rescan for channels regularly (highly recommended).
2. Experiment with different antenna locations in your house.
3. Face the antenna towards the TV broadcast towers.
4. Use a longer coaxial cable to reach the window facing the
broadcast tower if needed.
5. When living near mountains, tall trees or tall buildings, lay the
antenna flat on a table or other surface.
6. Place the antenna as high as possible.
7. Use the amplifier when needed to boost reception.
8. Eliminate Interference from electronics and electric equipment.
1. Too long of a coaxial cable
2. Metal near or around windows
3. Low E-glass windows
4. Electronics and electric equipment near the antenna
5. High wind
6. LED lights
7. Proximity to major freeways
8. Proximity to airports
9. Terrain obstructions such as hills, mountain, trees, buildings,
etc.
Anything standing between the indoor antenna and the broadcast
towers can degrade reception. Try placing the antenna in or near
a window facing the broadcast tower.
For big houses, avoid mounting locations that might be obscured
by large trees, a shed or garage or other large obstructions. Try a
few different windows and walls to find the best location.
Note: ALWAYS rescan channels after EVERY move of the anten-
na, no matter how small.
If you have followed all instructions in this guide but still do not
receive signal, please contact us through Amazon at
https://www.amazon.com/ss/help/contact/?sellerID=A26IM-
HULYH7PHY or email us at ushelp@1byone.com. We offer
90-days return and 24-months warranty. Our experts can
perform signal research to determine which 1byone antenna will
work best for your location and either exchange or replace it with
more powerful antenna at no cost or process a full refund for you.
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Tweaking the Antenna Position
Factors May Impact Reception
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1byone HDTV Antenna Specifications

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Brand1byone
ModelHDTV Antenna
CategoryAntenna
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Tips for Better TV Reception

Optimizing Signal Reception

Provides actionable tips to enhance TV channel reception, including rescanning, antenna placement, and interference reduction.

Antenna Placement and Factors

Antenna Positioning Advice

Guidance on placing the antenna in optimal locations, such as near windows, and the importance of rescanning channels.

Factors Affecting Reception

Lists common environmental and electronic factors that can negatively impact TV signal reception.

Troubleshooting and Support

Customer Support and Warranty

Contact information for customer assistance, return policy, and warranty details for the HDTV antenna.

Connecting and Scanning

Preparing for Connection

Instructions on checking TV type, finding local broadcast towers, and gathering necessary location information.

Antenna Connection Guide

Steps for physically connecting the antenna to the TV, including advice on coaxial cable length and amplifier usage.

Channel Scanning Process

Detailed steps on how to perform a channel scan on the TV to find available digital broadcasts.

Periodic Rescanning

Recommendation to rescan channels periodically, especially after weather changes, to maintain optimal reception.

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