1byone 0.7 mm Paper Thin Discount !!
1byone 0.7 mm Paper Thin HDTV Aerial with Excellent Performance for Digital Freeview and Analog TV Signals, VHF / UHF / FM, Window Aerial, Soft Design
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Product Features
- Light as a feather, allows you to place it almost anywhere and no power required.
- One side black and the other white to match your home decoration, can be easily hidden behind a picture, bookshelf or television.
- Fast and easy set up with 3 steps - Unwrap, Plug it in and Scan channels
- You can put it higher on wall; lay flat on table; place it high on window (strongly recommended), and it will provide you with opportunities to watch crystal clear digital & HD shows! If you don't want to mount the aerial on the wall / window, 1byone Paper thin TV aerial stand (O0000-0366) allows you to move the aerial freely.
- If your location's HDTV digital terrestrial signal is weak or your place is far away from broadcast tower, you can buy our 1byone High Gain TV Aerial booster (OUK00-0355).
Product descriptions
Description : Tired of paying cable and Satellite Company just to watch your favorite broadcast network shows? With the 1byone aerial you no longer have to pay high monthly cable or satellite bills to enjoy your favorite shows. The aerial can pull in all of your local news, weather, sitcoms, kids and sports programming with NO monthly contract or bills. Just plug it in and connect to your television and let the aerial do all the work. Watch your favorite broadcast network shows and more all for FREE! Set up Guide: Step 1: Connect the end (IEC- male) of attached coaxial cable to ANT / IN connector at the back of the TV or DVB-T tuner. Step 2: In the TV's setup menu, set the tuner mode to "Aerial" or "Air". Refer to the TV manual for detailed instructions. Step 3: In the TV's setup menu, set TV to "scan" for channels. This can sometimes be listed as auto-program, auto-scan, channel search or channel scan. Consult the TV manual for detailed instructions. Step 4: If reception is sporadic, try movin...
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