GE Quadcore HD Antenna, Black
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Prepare for the future of free TV with the GE Quadcore HD Antenna. Ditch expensive cable and continue viewing your favorite local shows in full 1080p high definition at no cost. Enhanced reception and optimized local channels make this 4K Ultra HD-ready antenna the ideal counterpart to streaming your favorite digital content.
This weatherproof antenna’s four-diamond design ties directly into its core dipoles to capture a wide range of HDTV, VHF and UHF channels 70+ miles from the broadcast source. It’s easy to assemble and can be mounted outdoors or in an attic using the included J-mount and hardware.
Compatible with NextGen TV (ATSC 3.0), this antenna will make sure you’re ready to experience this new broadcast standard that delivers superior picture and sound, a stronger broadcast signal, faster refresh rates and more! And, if you’re not a cord-cutter, this HD antenna is a reliable counterpart to your cable or satellite subscription. When severe weather disrupts service, stay informed with a backup antenna for access to important local broadcasts. Enhance your HD viewing experience with the GE Quadcore HD Antenna.
TV Antenna
- Reception of HDTV VHF and UHF channels up to 70 miles from the broadcast source
- Full HD 1080P
- 4K Ready and NextGenTV compatible (when and where available)
Wall Mountable
- Perform a new channel scan after installing and anytime the direction or position of the antenna is changed
TV Antenna Tips
Before you purchase: visit www.antennaweb.org to
- Find the available channels in your area
- The distance between your location and the local broadcast towers
- Direction of local broadcast towers
