Price: $50.97
(as of Oct 24, 2024 02:44:12 UTC - Details)

Product Description

PBD Outdoor Amplified Digital HDTV Antenna - 150 Mile Range - 360° Rotation

Experience crystal-clear digital TV signals with our outdoor HDTV antenna, delivering high-quality picture without the hefty cable or satellite costs. With its built-in rotor, effortlessly rotate a full 360 degrees using the included infrared remote control.

Specifications:

Working Frequency: VHF 170230MHz | UHF 470890MHzNoise Figure: ≤2.5dBTypical Antenna Gain: VHF 28~32dB | UHF 32~36dBImpedance: 75 OhmMax Output Level: 105dB uVMain Voltage: AC120V±10%/60HzOperating Temperature: -10°C ~ 50°CCoaxial Cable Length: 40FT RG6

Package Contents

1 HDTV Yagi antenna with built-in amplifier1 Motor-fixed bolster with 40FT long RG6 Coaxial cable1 UL adapter, Control box, and Remote Control (AAA batteries NOT included)1 J-shape mounting Pole

No need to search for a mounting pole; one is included in the box for your convenience

Why choose us?

Our patented SNAP-ON design offers superior performance. Enjoy free 4K HD TV without cable costs with our motorized antenna that adjusts up to 360°.

Important Notes:

Use original accessories for optimal performance.Connect the provided cable directly to the control box (Power Supply). If the cable is too short, use an F-F coupler (Splice Adapter) for extension.Recommended mounting height: 30 feet above ground.

Features:

User-friendly manual for simple Snap-On Installation.Built-in Low-Noise, High Gain Amplifier.Motorized 360-degree antenna rotation (Motor turns in both directions to prevent tangles).Wireless remote control included (Control Box with Dual TV Outputs).

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Customer Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars
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Antenna Mounting pole

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Coaxial Grounding Block

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RG6 Coax Cable
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360° Motorized

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Stationary Stationary
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Support 2 TVs

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Within a splitter

Supports 1080p HD

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Remote control

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Amplified or Passive
Amplified Amplified Amplified Amplified Amplified Passive

VHF 170 - 230MHz
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UHF 470 - 860MHz
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent

If you know (planned) antenna's height, you can specify that here in feet above ground level

Optimal Antenna Recommendation

Close to broadcast towers? Choose passive antenna for best reception.Already wired? Boost performance with #UHD-8903 passive antenna.Find the PBD passive antenna on Amazon by searching for model number 'B0BG5SKZ39'

Mounting Recommendation: Install the antenna 30 feet above the ground for optimal performance.

Please Note: Cable channels like ESPN are not available through the antenna.

Unlike many antennas on the market optimized for UHF broadcasts only, all PBD TV antennas are precision-tuned to receive both UHF and VHF frequencies, ensuring access to the most HD content. Antenna performance depends on various factors:
Channels being broadcast in your area Broadcast tower locations Strength of the broadcast signals Line of sight and environmental terrain

Extending pole not included.

Available for individual purchase on Amazon by searching B09SBJFYF5.For optimal safety and performance of your TV installation, ensure proper grounding of your antenna system to safeguard your home.

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Customer Reviews

3.9 out of 5 stars
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Please check the TV's manual to make sure the TV has a built-in tuner for receiving over-the-air broadcast

Explore Endless Entertainment!

Our HDTV antenna delivers premium content, including popular channels like NBC, FOX, CBS, ABC, PBS, THE CW, and more, in stunning 4K Ultra HD.

Access news, sitcoms, kids' programs, sports, and more, all for free!

Before You Buy:

Check local channel availability on dtv.gov/maps or TVFool.

Please Note:

Ensure your TV has a built-in tuner for over-the-air HD signals.Regularly retune your TV for optimal performance.Optimize antenna placement for the best signal strength.Consider an ATSC digital converter box if your TV lacks a built-in tuner.

150-Mile Range & Dual TV Outputs: Enjoy full HDTV support including 720p, 1080i, 1080p, and 4K. Operates at VHF 170-230MHz and UHF 470-860MHz frequencies. Receive free, high-definition digital TV signals and connect up to 2 TVs simultaneously without needing a splitter or special adapter.
Snap-on Installation: Features snap-on elements that require no tools for setup. Includes an easy-to-follow user manual to ensure quick and hassle-free installation.
Enhanced Reception with Remote Control: Equipped with a 360-degree motor rotor and a high-gain, low-noise amplifier. Comes with a 40FT RG6 coaxial cable, allowing you to position the antenna for optimal reception.
Weather-Resistant Durability: Designed for outdoor use with a 150-mile range. Features lightning protection and a durable, grounded design to withstand various weather conditions.
Complete Package: Includes the PBD outdoor antenna, wireless remote control, power supply adapter, 40FT RG6 coaxial cable, and mounting pole for a comprehensive setup.
Reviewer: mbay2002
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great value! But do some research on placement! Plus I figured out an interference source!
Review: This antenna absolutely meets my needs. But I really recommend that you do some research and find out where your local transmitters are: direction and distance! tvfool is a site I liked for this.I'm about 100 miles south of San Francisco near Salinas, and there are two nearby transmitters. One is about 25 miles away (as the crow flys) and the other is 18 miles away, but those two transmitters are 90 degrees apart from each other. So I pointed the antenna at the transmitter that is furthest away. I did not bother using the rotation feature of this antenna because as others have pointed out, it rotates randomly. I would say just point the antenna in the direction of the furthest transmitter, scan on your television, and hopefully you get good reception.I had been using a wall mount antenna and I was pulling in a dozen or so stations. I installed this antenna in my attic and now I'm probably pulling in around 40 stations (most I don't even care for, but I'm getting ABC / NBC / CBS / Fox reliably and those were the ones I was most interested in).Again, knowing the distance and direction to your transmitters is something you need to figure out! Also, the higher the antenna the better. If you have a lot of trees, hills, & buildings in your area it will affect your signal also.Now, on to something I figured out about interference. There is a guy called antenna man in PA (you can search up his videos) who is extremely helpful with antennas. He totally disses this antenna! I'm sure there are much much better antennas out there, but this one worked for my situation, and the value here is incredible. I would say if it works for you, go with it. If it doesn't work you can return it and go with something more elaborate (and expensive).NOW, on the second day I had this antenna, it started raining at night. I turned on the television, and about half the channels were dropping out. I figured it had to be the rain, so I just shut off the television. The next morning the sky was clear, I turned on the television, and all my stations were back. That evening, I turned on the television again, and many of the channels were again dropping out. However, the skies were clear. OK, so, at night I was losing reception. What was the issue?I did some research and found out there are things around the house that can interfere with ANY over-the-air (antenna) solution for television. So, why was I losing my reception only at night? I did some research online and the thing that made the most sense was related to an electronic item that I use only at night: my LED light bulbs & the dimmer switches that I use to operate them. I'm not sure if the LED lights or the dimmer switches is contributing,or both, but I found that when my LED lights were off, or, were in the fully illuminated position on the dimmer, I had no interference on the television. When I put the dimmer into a very dim setting, I lost many of my stations.The initial solution was to just turn my lights off. But I did a little more research and found something called "ferrite cores" that you can order on Amazon --- they're very inexpensive. They need to go on the wires of the interference source, which takes some work to get into the electrical junction boxes. But once I did this, I was amazed that I was able to have most of my LED lights on at a low dimmer setting and they now barely interfere with the television picture. I haven't seen anyone here write about this, so I just thought I would share my experience in case anyone else is using LED lights and dimmers. Just beware. It has nothing to do with the antenna, and everything to do with the interference cause by the lights and dimmers.The antenna itself pulls in a great signal for me, and I'm very happy with it. Installation was relatively easy.

Reviewer: Maureen C.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: It Works - Its Easy - You Get "Free" Channels - Could Help Cut the Cable/Satellite Cord
Review: Positives: First, we think the price is fair for what you get. Arrived as it should as a complete product in good, secure packaging; no missing parts. No damage. The product is extremely easy to put together: The antenna back/receivers (top and bottom) easily fold out from the main body, ringlets snap on and the ringlet holder slides into the unit and secures by bolt. The motor and amplifier only go in one way to the antenna base and also secure by a bolt. You plug a connected wire from the antenna into the motor and the long "wire" is 40' of coax that goes from the antenna to the power supply that connects to your TV(s). There is a simple remote that points at the power unit connected to your TV which controls the rotation of the antenna to find your broadcast antennas. After that, there is the mount and that is easy to understand. That's it. The email support is extremely helpful, friendly and PROMPT. They want this to work for you. They want you to like the product/company. if you can get reception, it is excellent (in our case). The picture and audio are excellent and seem to "get to" us before cable.Hints: Keep in mind that the distance to broadcast towers, weather and obstructions between your antenna and the tower (like trees and buildings) may block all or part of your reception: that is not a fault of the antenna. Even though I researched where our broadcast antennas were (the FCC and other sources post where they are), I ended up using a simple app to point right at them. I played with the degrees of tilt along with degrees/direction to get what I wanted. WE are about 25-30 feet Above Ground Level. We can, in fact get other stations but part of our house blocks that direction. In setting up and testing this, I got good reception even inside our house. Also, consider what weather effects such as snow and high wind may have on this. Be as safe and secure with this as possible. Plan your positioning ahead of time by considering "what if" safety along with direction to towers. And if you can protect it from direct weather assault, it would be beneficial.Buyer Be Advised-In my opinion (IMO), the instruction booklet could present directions and helpful information better but your common sense and the people that make this can easily get you through any bumps you might encounter. Also, if you expect to receive steel construction and space age plastic or carbon fiber for $46 you could be in for a shock. IMO, from antenna unit to power supply, this is what I would consider a very lightweight product. It may not have to be heavy duty, it is just collecting digital airwaves, not lifting your SUV.So...we have had this for a week and we are happy with it. It works well. This is the local channels part of our plan to unhitch from cable and satellite programming. Honestly, weather, mounting and construction will tell how this does over time but as of right now, we are very pleased. I have recommended this to a co-worker and neighbors. Funny enough our neighbors think it is cool looking. They think it looks like one of those Star Wars attack cruisers. Also, be prepared to find some pretty weird channels; LoL. It's fun to get stuff that many think we should be getting for free like "back in the day." Good hunting (channels)!

Reviewer: 20YrAmazonBuyer
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: PBD WA-2608 Digital Amplified Outdoor Antenna
Review: I was concerned at first when I opened the box and looked over the antenna because its construction is VERY FLIMSY, all lightweight plastic and lightweight metal fittings. If I had planned to mount it outdoors on my roof I would have sent it back, I cannot possibly see how this antenna could stand up to high winds or harsh wind and rain we get in the northeast US. I kept it because my plan was to mount it in my attic as I did with a prior antenna, in my development we cannot mount antennas on the roof.So I assembled the antenna, it was very easy to put together and the instructions were simple and good, I then mounted it in my attic on the wooden attic/roof framing. From where it is mounted it is roughly 30 feet from outside ground level. My house is about 60 feet above sea level where I live.The good news is once I connected it up to my tv and adjusted it with the motor the picture was absolutely perfect on digital channels on a scale of 1-10 it’s a 10 for picture quality. I am able to get about 60+ channels in total which is really good fo my area. Even the non digital channels come in as good as you could expect, as a note I am 50 miles north from the towers that transmit all the channels. The only other things I would say is you may have some trouble with splitters if you buy cheap ones but other than that this antenna works really great in my attic. I should note I have not used it in the summer months yet, my attic likely gets very hot in the summer so we shall see how it holds up next summer when it’s hot outside.All that said I would definitely recommend it for use in an attic, but not outside on a roof, it wouldn’t last long at all in rough weather conditions.

Reviewer: Ron Wietting
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Best outdoor antenna for the money
Review: This is the best outdoor antenna for the money. I have one at my camper and one at home and they both work great.

Reviewer: rene crete
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: pour les poste de tv de base air l image super belle

Reviewer: KC
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Excellent

Reviewer: lesliewhiipple
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: No good waste money buy from a tv or radio shop

Reviewer: A.W.
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Reception is poor and the rotation position is not shown so you have no idea how to stop rotation at ideal location

Reviewer: alexandreg
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: No signal at all