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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Clear TV?
A government mandate requires television broadcasters to convert from analog to digital broadcast. Now, only 

digital signals are available over the air in the United States and Canada. Clear TV is an antenna that receives over-

the-air digital and HD signals for free. The signal is a better visual and audio quality than analog. Digital television 

enables broadcasters to offer multiple programming choices on a single channel (sub channels), greatly expanding 

viewer choices.  
How many channels can I receive over the air?
Reception will vary based on factors like geography and location of the broadcast, antenna, hills, buildings, and 

even tall trees can impact reception. It is recommended that you be within 25 to 30 miles of a broadcast antenna. 

Most households can receive these popular networks: PBS, NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX, ION, CW, Qubo - a children’s 

channel, a 24 hour sports programming, a 24 hour classic movie channel, 24 hour news and weather channel, 

and popular Spanish-language channels: Azteca, Univision, Telemundo, TeleFutura, may also be available.
Will I receive Cable shows?
No, Clear TV does not receive shows that are produced for cable only. 
Will it fit all Televisions?
Clear TV will connect with televisions that have an (Antenna IN or a Cable IN) port on the back of the television.
Most televisions sold after May 25, 2007 are required by law to have an ATSC (Digital) tuner built-in and will 

receive digital broadcasts. If your television was purchased earlier, but has a menu option for scanning digital 

channels then your television has a digital ATSC tuner. Check for the letters ‘ATSC’. If it does not say that it is 

equipped with an ASTC tuner, you will need to purchase a converter box.
Can I use it outside, in my attic, or basement ? 
Clear TV is designed as an indoor antenna only. We recommend Clear TV be hung on the inside of an exterior wall 

or window that is facing the broadcast towers. Placing it in a basement or attic is not recommended. Exposure to 

outside elements such as moisture or temperature extremes can be harmful to your antenna.    
Do I need an amplifier? 
If you live in a major metropolitan area you should not need to boost the signal strength. If you live in a rural area 

of the country where the signal is weak or intermittent, you may want to purchase a Clear TV amplifier to boost 

your reception.  
Can I add an extension cable to my Clear TV?  
Yes, if you would like to move your Clear TV to a location the exceeds the reach of the cable connected to your 

antenna you can purchase an extension cable.  

Are all broadcasts now in High Definition?
Not all digital signals are High Definition.   

Step 2A 

— MOUNTING ANTENNA TO WALL

For mounting your antenna on a wall, simply remove the suction cups 

and use the holes to mount your antenna in your desired location. We 

recommend using tape to temporarily stick the antenna to the wall before 

permanently mounting it with the screws provided.

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Page 1: ...TV channels Multi directional design pulls in signals from all directions Easy installation no assembly required Suction fasteners make for easy setup and placement X 71 HDTV DIGITAL INDOOR ANTENNA Th...

Page 2: ...CONNECTION Step 1 CONNECTING ANTENNA Attach the mini coax cable which is the small black cable coming from the antenna Simply screw the connector into the ANTENNA IN or CABLE IN port on the back of yo...

Page 3: ...he exact distance from your residence to the nearest transmitters and get an idea of what to expect in the way or reception go to antennaweb org and type in your address It is recommended that you be...

Page 4: ...l connect with televisions that have an Antenna IN or a Cable IN port on the back of the television Most televisions sold after May 25 2007 are required by law to have an ATSC Digital tuner built in a...

Page 5: ...your antenna on a wall simply remove the suction cups and use the holes to mount your antenna in your desired location We recommend using tape to temporarily stick the antenna to the wall before perma...

Page 6: ...Step 2 MOUNTING ANTENNA TO WINDOW Firmly push the suction cups into place along the top of the windowpane Use caution when applying pressure to glass window 4...

Page 7: ...en begin an auto search or auto program to find new stations Step 4 ADJUSTING ANTENNA LOCATION To maximize the number of stations you may need to adjust or reposition the antenna Try placement in alte...

Page 8: ...rice is the exclusive remedy of the consumer under this warranty The manufacturer shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages for breach of this warranty or any implied warranty on...

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