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GE 24700 Amplified Flat Panel Antenna | 
enlarge | Brand: General Electric Category: CE
List Price: $24.99 Buy New: $23.15 You Save: $1.84 (7%)
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Rating: 3 reviews
Media: Electronics Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Batteries Included: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 2 Dimensions (in): 3.1 x 11.2 x 9.7
MPN: 24700 Model: 24700 UPC: 030878247009 EAN: 0030878247009 ASIN: B002DGHOR6
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Exceptional HDTV reception | | • | Amplified for maximum strength | | • | Receives standard VHF/UHF signals | | • | Receives, filters and amplifies signals for improved performance | | • | Slim profile design |
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Product Description HDTV/VHF/UHF/FM ready Receives, filters & amplifies signals for improved performance 20 dB built-in amplifier 34" dipoles for extra range Ideal for HDTVs or use with digital converter boxes Slim design with clear frame to complement any decor
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| Customer Reviews: Works No better than $2 vhf/uhf antenna July 5, 2010 BeaBoo (Minneapolis, MN) Bought this hoping to improve the over-the-air channel signal on my HDTV. Unfortunately this did not work better nor as well as my $2.50 Philips rabbit ear antenna. The channels actually were more unstable with a weaker signal and lost connection. As soon as I switched back to the rabbit ears the signal came in and was fairly stable with a clear picture. Needless to say I will be returning this so called amplified HDTV antenna that cost over ten times as much but performance was ten times more inferior to the good ole rabbit ears.
Best out of my 3 antennas June 7, 2010 N. Jacks (Central Florida) I have four televisions. Two are digital and just needed an antenna when I canceled cable. Two are older and needed convertor boxes. I bought this GE antenna for my older set because I wanted to get a better signal since it was not a digital set. I scanned properly using the instructions for scanning channels. At first I was not getting the channels. I re-read my instructions and you have to scan the channels using the Convertor remote control. After I did that, I ended up having 52 channels for free. Granted, two things. First off I am in the Orlando metro area so I am close to a lot of the towers. Secondly, some of the weaker channels freeze up. I do get about 30 out of 52 channels at better qaulity than I was getting through the cable company. Just 6 months of not paying for cable will pay for my 4 antennas and two convertor boxes and I don't have to worry about the cable going out. I would recommend this antenna. Out of the 3 I currently own ( I need to buy one more for other tv ) this is by far the most impressive. This one has the amplification and really helps. Not sure what issues the other rater was having but one of three things must be going on with them. #1 they live outside of signal area #2 they are not properly scanning the channels or setting up the system or #3, like they said, maybe theirs is defective.
ZERO signal strength for all channels October 17, 2009 J.M. (Boston, MA USA) Either the unit I bought is defective or it is just crap. Because I did not get any channels, absolutely zero signal strength on all channels. I get better reception with a single dipole/telescoping antenna. I will be returning the one I bought for something else.
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