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Winegard HD8200U Platinum VHF/UHF HDTV Antenna (65 Miles+, Digital, 4K Ultra High-Def Ready)

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Style: Antenna


Features

  • Long Range Outdoor TV Antenna - The Winegard HD8200U outdoor HD TV antenna receives both Low-VHF High-VHF and UHF digital TV signals Features high gain on both VHF and UHF frequencies for uninterrupted digital TV Steel hardware is zinc plated for maximum corrosion resistance
  • 65+ Mile Range - VHF and UHF directional TV antenna delivers 65+ mile range Mount outside for maximum range and clearest signal For additional range and signal reliability amplify your antenna with the Winegard Boost XT LNA-200 75ohm downlead coupler simply snaps into place for fast easy assembly
  • Free TV Programming - Free ota programming has more options and more channels than ever before Watch local news and weather live sports and all the top-rated shows for free with digital TV antenna Pair the TV antenna with a streaming device for maximum programming
  • Ultra HD and ATSC 3 0 Ready - Digital antenna capable of receiving 4K Ultra-HD signals where available Be ready for the ATSC 3 0 transition which will add even more features and content such as 3D television and higher frame rates Winegard Antenna Experts - Leading US designer and manufacturer of quality TV antenna and signal reception equipment since 1954 Designed and built in the U S A
  • Vertical height 33"
  • Power source type: Corded Electric

Description

Winegard HD8200U 65+ Mile Long Range Outdoor TV Antenna:The best of the best. The Platinum HD8200U digital HDTV antenna has some of the highest gain of any consumer grade antenna. Built to last, so if you just want to purchase an antenna once, this is the one you want.Includes weather proof cartridge house for download module with 75 Ohm coaxial connection. 65 mile+ range, capable of receiving 4k ultra-high def broadcast signals where available.Steel hardware is zinc plated for maximum corrosion resistance; flexible polyethylene boot covers protect connections from the weather. 75 ohm downlead coupler simply snaps into place for fast, easy assembly. High quality construction offers extra strength with double boom braces, high-impact ABS girder design and supports. Tech Specs - HDTV reception up to 65 miles from a tower - Receives Low-VHF, High-VHF, and UHF signals - VHF Elements: 34 - UHF Elements: 35 - Boom Length: 168.25", Max. Width: 110", Vertial Height: 33" - Weight: 17 lbs Note: Run a channel scan after installationTo receive programming run a channel scan on your TV after setting up the digital antenna. To keep your channel line-up up-to-date, it is a good idea to run a channel scan monthly and anytime a channel is lost.About WinegardWinegard Company designs and manufactures the greatest spectrum of world class Terrestrial and Satellite video and data antenna products and accessories for residential and mobile applications. Since its incorporation in 1953, Winegard has designed more than 1,000 antenna models and been granted over 80 U.S. patents. The company's heritage includes recognition by NASA for contributions to the Apollo 11 mission, and the induction of founder John Winegard into the Consumer Electronics Association Hall of Fame. Winegard's superior antenna design and manufacturing facilities total 410,000 sq. ft and include a state of the art testing, validation and measurement center. The company's in-house and vertically integrated capabilities support its accelerated product design and development cycle. Fits masts from 1 inch to 2 inches O.D.

Antenna: Television


Brand: Winegard


Color: case


Impedance: 75 Ohm


Maximum Range: 65 Meters


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Manufacturer: Winegard Company


Global Trade Identification Number: 91


Number of Items: 1


Impedance: 75 Ohm


Maximum Range: 65 Meters


Color: case


Global Trade Identification Number: 91


UPC: 615798398491


Manufacturer: Winegard Company


AntennaDescription: Television


Brand Name: Winegard


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