Channel Master 4228HD Long-range outdoor rooftop HDTV antenna Zoom Front Video loading and will display in just a moment. Photos Videos Item# 6594228HD offer details Item# 6594228HD Review Sumary 40 people say In Stock Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $99.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist | Email me alerts for this product See related offers and ways to save Special Financing Available Overview Details Customer Reviews Category Info Accessories Our take on the Channel Master 4228HD by Steve Kindig Channel Master's 4228HD antenna can receive digital and analog over-the-air TV signals in the UHF band and high VHF band (nearly all digital TV signals are in the UHF or high-VHF bands). The 4228HD is optimized for "deep-fringe" reception of HDTV — it's one of the highest-gain antennas available. This antenna features a highly directional design that will provide best results when most or all of the desired stations are transmitting from the same location. For clearer reception, pair the 4228HD with the 7777 preamplifier — several Crutchfield employees are receiving digital stations from 50+ miles away with a similar setup. Also, if you'd like to pull in signals from different areas, consider a rotor to aim your antenna in the right direction. The 4228HD is classified as a Large Directional antenna. Its space-efficient design is suitable for roof and attic installations (mast recommended). For tips on selecting an antenna, and links to websites that help you locate HDTV signals in your area, check out our article on choosing and installing an antenna for HDTV. The article also includes a brief hands-on review of the very similar model 4228 antenna. Highlights:receives digital & analog UHF and high-band VHF TV signalsrange is 60 miles for UHF (ch. 14-69), 45 miles for VHF (ch. 7-13)8-bay bowtie dipole design41"W x 5-1/2"D x 33"H20-1/2" turning radius (if used with an antenna rotor)75-ohm output for coaxial cableaccommodates 1-1/4"-1-1/2" mast (mast not included)warranty: 3 yearsOur 60-day money-back guaranteeRG-6 cable is recommended Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What’s in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Antenna assembly Weather boot 2 U-bolt 2 Brackets 4 Nuts 4 Lock washers Threaded F-connector (installed) Installation instructions (English/Spanish) Electric wire danger warning instructions (English/Spanish) Electrical wire danger warning sticker Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: The Channel Master 4228HD antenna is designed for over-the-air broadcasts of UHF frequencies and high-band VHF frequencies (channels 7-13 and 14-69), both digital (HDTV) and analog. It can be mounted on a roof, on a wall, to a chimney, or in an attic. The antenna can be used with digital converter boxes or HDTV ready televisions. Note: Many digital broadcasts still include non-HD content. Construction: The Channel Master 4228HD antenna features a long lasting durable design with heavy duty aluminum elements and UV stabilized plastics. Mounting Brackets: The mounting brackets and the U-bolt are used to mount the antenna to a traditional antenna mast (sold separately). The outer diameter of the mast should be approximately 1-1/4 inches. Turning Radius: If using a rotor on the antenna mast, make sure a 20.5" turning radius around the antenna is clear of obstruction. Grounding: The antenna and mast should be properly grounded. Grounding provides lightning protection for the antenna and your TV set. Note: No grounding hardware is provided with the antenna. Connections: The balun is built-in (attached at the factory) and has a female F-type connector. The included waterproof rubber weather boot should be installed over the cable connection to guard against corrosion. A twist-on threaded F-connector is also included. Note: Coax cable is not provided, RG-6 is recommended. Operating Range: The rated range of the 4228HD is up to 45 miles (channels 7-13) and up to 60 miles (channels 14-69), but the distance is approximate, actual performance depends on too many variables to predict accurately. Gain: The average gain across the UHF frequency range is 12dB. 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Submit Share this product 1-10 of 40 items >> 10 Per Page 20 Per Page 50 Per Page Sort Results By: Date Reviewed | Rating | Helpfulness 5 out of 5 Great antenna for my needs Written By Bob, Youngstown Ohio on Tuesday, October 18, 2011 Local cable company not showing my favorite NFL team (Clev. Browns) so I decided to give this antenna a try. I am 60 miles east of Cleveland and I pointed it west and I am picking up local channels out of the Cleveland, Akron and Canton erea some as far away as 55 miles up to 50 channels most of the time. Now I can get my NFL game on every Sunday. I did pair it with the Channel Master 7777 amplifier. I would not buy one without the other they are awsome paired together. This is on of the best parts I did'nt even have to mount it on my roof, I tried it in the rafters in my garage first and it worked great so thats where it will stay. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Antenna Written By Jeff M, Dothan, AL on Monday, September 19, 2011 Very easy to install, great reception, just like having cable TV, I am recieving 13 channels in my area, and that is without a antenna rotor!!!! 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 out of 5 Channel Master 4228HD Written By Thomas, Walla Walla, Washinton on Wednesday, September 14, 2011 average. was shipped in original carton with a shipping label attached. some carton damage from ups. works Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Channel Master 4228HD Written By AL, Hallandale B,FL on Friday, July 22, 2011 Channel Master 4228HD. HD channel look ex. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 OTA Free at lat Written By JohnD, Bay Area, Ca on Sunday, May 22, 2011 I was please with the SERVICE I recieved from the salesperson.----The Antenna is working within my expectations.-------I do have some pixelation from one of the MAJOR stations from San Francisco. It's not 100% of the time--BUT- -still is annoying. I am not sure if it is caused by the LARGE tree in the neighours front yard--LOL--. If anyone has any suggestions-----let me know.--- I would highly recommend Cruthfield to my friends and anyone else interested in looking into OTA and any other questions dealing with this type of service. I will be looking into a DVR from them in the near future. John Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Good product for living Louisa VA Written By CS102, Louisa VA on Sunday, May 15, 2011 We purchased this to get local stations from Richmond and Charlottesville VA. Both are 35-45 miles away from where we live. It hooked up easy and is now receiving lots of stations provided the antenna is pointed in the right direction, (point the "bow ties" toward the station.) At first I used the existing RG6 cable from my abandoned satellite dish but had mixed to frustrating performance so I replaced the cable with new RG6 that has 4X shielding and things are much stabler. I ordered an antenna amp to boost the signal to hopefully improve the performance, don't think I would need this if we lived nearer to the city. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Awesome! Written By Bill G., Bloomington, Mn. on Tuesday, March 29, 2011 This antenna comes ready to install right out of the box with the exception of four screws screwed into the antenna, and two U-Bolts (in a sealed bag) for the antenna mast. The box arrived a little beaten up and one screw was missing on the antenna. I replaced it with a 10-32 thumb screw from my local small hardware store. The instructions were easy to follow, but even though the info on grounding the antenna was recommended, there was no info on how to do it. I had to search the web for instructions. I purchased a 6 ft. RG-6 Coaxial Cable and a Grounding Block, and then put some Dielectric Grease on all of the Coaxial Connections to ensure a corosion free connection, and then I sealed the connections with Liquid Electrical Tape to ensure a water-proof connection. Make sure you put a "drip- loop" in the cables so that rain water does'nt get into the connections. This antenna works great with the help of antennaweb. I was able to get ALL of the stations in my area and then some! 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 4228HD Written By Robert, Chattanooga, TN on Saturday, February 26, 2011 I was told that this antenna was what I needed since I live 30+ miles from the nearest television stations. I replaced an existing antenna in less than 30 minutes and now I get 20+ channels for free. This is simply the best antenna out there. Crutchfield customer service is great also. Thanks crutchfield. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Works great Written By Tim, Greenville SC on Friday, February 04, 2011 Great product, easy to install. I pick up all the networks plus multiple ETV channels from both NC and SC that are not on a dish. Nice clear picture - sometimes better the than even local channels on a dish. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Excellent product - pulling down 40+ channels in N. Texas Written By BradG, Fort Worth, TX on Sunday, January 30, 2011 I got the antenna and put it up over the year-end holiday. We live in the northwest part of the Dallas- Fort Worth metroplex and are pulling down 40+ channels. We get all the major networks plus numerous spanish, religious and family programming. We live in a two story home and the antenna is inside the main attic above the second floor - so about 20 feet up in the air. We have aluminum radiant barrier installed throughout the entire attic, attached to the roof rafters, so there was a concern about interference. I was very happy to find no interference and channel strength is 80% to 100% across all channels. I've read numerous people comment that local programming comes in clearer than cable and I would say it's equal if not slightly better. During the last couple of NFL playoff games I have been switching between OTA through the antenna vs. Verizon FIOS and find no major difference. Overall very happy with my purchase. $100 antenna plus netflix is allowing us to kill the $100+/month cable bill. Awesome. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1-10 of 40 items >> Learn more about TV Antennas Learn more about TV Antennas Choosing and Installing an Antenna for HDTV Choosing and Installing an Antenna for HDTV Steve Kindig 9/28/2009 based on 972 ratings (24 comments) Over-the-air broadcasts provide some of the best-looking HDTV signals, and they're free. Take a look at what goes into choosing and installing a HDTV antenna. TV and HDTV FAQ TV and HDTV FAQ Steve Kindig 9/7/2011 based on 172 ratings (7 comments) What is an "LED TV"? What size screen do I need for home theater? What is the optimum viewing distance for different screen sizes? What about viewing height, does that matter? Plus more... Video: What You Need to Get HDTV Video: What You Need to Get HDTV Steve Kindig 10/10/2007 based on 67 ratings (5 comments) In this easy-to-follow video, we'll explain how to get a high-definition picture on your HDTV - from getting the right gear, to making the right connections. What You Need to Watch HD What You Need to Watch HD Steve Kindig 3/10/2010 based on 172 ratings (2 comments) To watch high-def video, you need both an HD signal and an HDTV. This article will walk you through your options so you can get the full HD experience. Understanding HDTV Resolution Understanding HDTV Resolution Steve Kindig, Amanda P. 7/19/2010 based on 246 ratings (7 comments) HDTV resolution can seem like a confusing numbers game. This article explains what the numbers mean and which ones you really need to pay attention to. Visit our Learning Center to learn more about TV Antennas Accessories Accessories we recommend Antenna Accessories Get clearer reception and more control. Channel Master 1805 5-foot galvanized antenna mast $14.99 In Stock Channel Master 9521A Remote control antenna rotor $99.99 Out of Stock Channel Master 7777 High-gain mast-mount UHF/VHF TV antenna preamplifier $69.99 In Stock Channel Master 3414 4-output RF distribution amplifier $39.99 In Stock Channel Master 7778 High-gain mast-mount UHF/VHF TV antenna preamp Also available in:Open Box: $66.49 $69.99 In Stock Channel Master 3410 Single-output RF distribution amplifier $34.99 In Stock Show more items Coaxial Cables Make sure you have enough coaxial cables to complete your installation. Monster Video® 2 Coaxial Cables RF cables with F-type connectors (2 meters, 6.6 ft.) $29.95 Out of Stock Channel Master RG-6 Coaxial Cables RF cables with F-type connectors (12-feet black) $14.99 In Stock Channel Master RG-6 Coaxial Cables RF cables with F-type connectors (100-feet black) $39.99 In Stock Add selected to cart For a more in-depth review and enhanced detailed information on the Channel Master 4228HD, please visit the Crutchfield website product page (/ISEO-rccbcspd/p_6594228HD/Channel-Master-4228HD.html ). Recommended Accessories See more accessories Your featured item Channel Master 4228HD Long-range outdoor rooftop HDTV antenna $99.99 In Stock Antenna Accessories Channel Master 1805 5-foot galvanized antenna mast $14.99 In Stock Coaxial Cables Channel Master RG-6 Coaxial Cables RF cables with F-type connectors (12-feet black) $14.99 In Stock Add selected to cart
Our take on the Channel Master 4228HD by Steve Kindig Channel Master's 4228HD antenna can receive digital and analog over-the-air TV signals in the UHF band and high VHF band (nearly all digital TV signals are in the UHF or high-VHF bands). The 4228HD is optimized for "deep-fringe" reception of HDTV — it's one of the highest-gain antennas available. This antenna features a highly directional design that will provide best results when most or all of the desired stations are transmitting from the same location. For clearer reception, pair the 4228HD with the 7777 preamplifier — several Crutchfield employees are receiving digital stations from 50+ miles away with a similar setup. Also, if you'd like to pull in signals from different areas, consider a rotor to aim your antenna in the right direction. The 4228HD is classified as a Large Directional antenna. Its space-efficient design is suitable for roof and attic installations (mast recommended). For tips on selecting an antenna, and links to websites that help you locate HDTV signals in your area, check out our article on choosing and installing an antenna for HDTV. The article also includes a brief hands-on review of the very similar model 4228 antenna. Highlights:receives digital & analog UHF and high-band VHF TV signalsrange is 60 miles for UHF (ch. 14-69), 45 miles for VHF (ch. 7-13)8-bay bowtie dipole design41"W x 5-1/2"D x 33"H20-1/2" turning radius (if used with an antenna rotor)75-ohm output for coaxial cableaccommodates 1-1/4"-1-1/2" mast (mast not included)warranty: 3 yearsOur 60-day money-back guaranteeRG-6 cable is recommended
Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What’s in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Antenna assembly Weather boot 2 U-bolt 2 Brackets 4 Nuts 4 Lock washers Threaded F-connector (installed) Installation instructions (English/Spanish) Electric wire danger warning instructions (English/Spanish) Electrical wire danger warning sticker Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: The Channel Master 4228HD antenna is designed for over-the-air broadcasts of UHF frequencies and high-band VHF frequencies (channels 7-13 and 14-69), both digital (HDTV) and analog. It can be mounted on a roof, on a wall, to a chimney, or in an attic. The antenna can be used with digital converter boxes or HDTV ready televisions. Note: Many digital broadcasts still include non-HD content. Construction: The Channel Master 4228HD antenna features a long lasting durable design with heavy duty aluminum elements and UV stabilized plastics. Mounting Brackets: The mounting brackets and the U-bolt are used to mount the antenna to a traditional antenna mast (sold separately). The outer diameter of the mast should be approximately 1-1/4 inches. Turning Radius: If using a rotor on the antenna mast, make sure a 20.5" turning radius around the antenna is clear of obstruction. Grounding: The antenna and mast should be properly grounded. Grounding provides lightning protection for the antenna and your TV set. Note: No grounding hardware is provided with the antenna. Connections: The balun is built-in (attached at the factory) and has a female F-type connector. The included waterproof rubber weather boot should be installed over the cable connection to guard against corrosion. A twist-on threaded F-connector is also included. Note: Coax cable is not provided, RG-6 is recommended. Operating Range: The rated range of the 4228HD is up to 45 miles (channels 7-13) and up to 60 miles (channels 14-69), but the distance is approximate, actual performance depends on too many variables to predict accurately. Gain: The average gain across the UHF frequency range is 12dB.
5 out of 5 Great antenna for my needs Written By Bob, Youngstown Ohio on Tuesday, October 18, 2011 Local cable company not showing my favorite NFL team (Clev. Browns) so I decided to give this antenna a try. I am 60 miles east of Cleveland and I pointed it west and I am picking up local channels out of the Cleveland, Akron and Canton erea some as far away as 55 miles up to 50 channels most of the time. Now I can get my NFL game on every Sunday. I did pair it with the Channel Master 7777 amplifier. I would not buy one without the other they are awsome paired together. This is on of the best parts I did'nt even have to mount it on my roof, I tried it in the rafters in my garage first and it worked great so thats where it will stay. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No
5 out of 5 Great Antenna Written By Jeff M, Dothan, AL on Monday, September 19, 2011 Very easy to install, great reception, just like having cable TV, I am recieving 13 channels in my area, and that is without a antenna rotor!!!! 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No
3 out of 5 Channel Master 4228HD Written By Thomas, Walla Walla, Washinton on Wednesday, September 14, 2011 average. was shipped in original carton with a shipping label attached. some carton damage from ups. works Was this review helpful? Yes | No
5 out of 5 Channel Master 4228HD Written By AL, Hallandale B,FL on Friday, July 22, 2011 Channel Master 4228HD. HD channel look ex. Was this review helpful? Yes | No
5 out of 5 OTA Free at lat Written By JohnD, Bay Area, Ca on Sunday, May 22, 2011 I was please with the SERVICE I recieved from the salesperson.----The Antenna is working within my expectations.-------I do have some pixelation from one of the MAJOR stations from San Francisco. It's not 100% of the time--BUT- -still is annoying. I am not sure if it is caused by the LARGE tree in the neighours front yard--LOL--. If anyone has any suggestions-----let me know.--- I would highly recommend Cruthfield to my friends and anyone else interested in looking into OTA and any other questions dealing with this type of service. I will be looking into a DVR from them in the near future. John Was this review helpful? Yes | No
4 out of 5 Good product for living Louisa VA Written By CS102, Louisa VA on Sunday, May 15, 2011 We purchased this to get local stations from Richmond and Charlottesville VA. Both are 35-45 miles away from where we live. It hooked up easy and is now receiving lots of stations provided the antenna is pointed in the right direction, (point the "bow ties" toward the station.) At first I used the existing RG6 cable from my abandoned satellite dish but had mixed to frustrating performance so I replaced the cable with new RG6 that has 4X shielding and things are much stabler. I ordered an antenna amp to boost the signal to hopefully improve the performance, don't think I would need this if we lived nearer to the city. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No
4 out of 5 Awesome! Written By Bill G., Bloomington, Mn. on Tuesday, March 29, 2011 This antenna comes ready to install right out of the box with the exception of four screws screwed into the antenna, and two U-Bolts (in a sealed bag) for the antenna mast. The box arrived a little beaten up and one screw was missing on the antenna. I replaced it with a 10-32 thumb screw from my local small hardware store. The instructions were easy to follow, but even though the info on grounding the antenna was recommended, there was no info on how to do it. I had to search the web for instructions. I purchased a 6 ft. RG-6 Coaxial Cable and a Grounding Block, and then put some Dielectric Grease on all of the Coaxial Connections to ensure a corosion free connection, and then I sealed the connections with Liquid Electrical Tape to ensure a water-proof connection. Make sure you put a "drip- loop" in the cables so that rain water does'nt get into the connections. This antenna works great with the help of antennaweb. I was able to get ALL of the stations in my area and then some! 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No
5 out of 5 4228HD Written By Robert, Chattanooga, TN on Saturday, February 26, 2011 I was told that this antenna was what I needed since I live 30+ miles from the nearest television stations. I replaced an existing antenna in less than 30 minutes and now I get 20+ channels for free. This is simply the best antenna out there. Crutchfield customer service is great also. Thanks crutchfield. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No
5 out of 5 Works great Written By Tim, Greenville SC on Friday, February 04, 2011 Great product, easy to install. I pick up all the networks plus multiple ETV channels from both NC and SC that are not on a dish. Nice clear picture - sometimes better the than even local channels on a dish. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No
4 out of 5 Excellent product - pulling down 40+ channels in N. Texas Written By BradG, Fort Worth, TX on Sunday, January 30, 2011 I got the antenna and put it up over the year-end holiday. We live in the northwest part of the Dallas- Fort Worth metroplex and are pulling down 40+ channels. We get all the major networks plus numerous spanish, religious and family programming. We live in a two story home and the antenna is inside the main attic above the second floor - so about 20 feet up in the air. We have aluminum radiant barrier installed throughout the entire attic, attached to the roof rafters, so there was a concern about interference. I was very happy to find no interference and channel strength is 80% to 100% across all channels. I've read numerous people comment that local programming comes in clearer than cable and I would say it's equal if not slightly better. During the last couple of NFL playoff games I have been switching between OTA through the antenna vs. Verizon FIOS and find no major difference. Overall very happy with my purchase. $100 antenna plus netflix is allowing us to kill the $100+/month cable bill. Awesome. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Learn more about TV Antennas Learn more about TV Antennas Choosing and Installing an Antenna for HDTV Choosing and Installing an Antenna for HDTV Steve Kindig 9/28/2009 based on 972 ratings (24 comments) Over-the-air broadcasts provide some of the best-looking HDTV signals, and they're free. Take a look at what goes into choosing and installing a HDTV antenna. TV and HDTV FAQ TV and HDTV FAQ Steve Kindig 9/7/2011 based on 172 ratings (7 comments) What is an "LED TV"? What size screen do I need for home theater? What is the optimum viewing distance for different screen sizes? What about viewing height, does that matter? Plus more... Video: What You Need to Get HDTV Video: What You Need to Get HDTV Steve Kindig 10/10/2007 based on 67 ratings (5 comments) In this easy-to-follow video, we'll explain how to get a high-definition picture on your HDTV - from getting the right gear, to making the right connections. What You Need to Watch HD What You Need to Watch HD Steve Kindig 3/10/2010 based on 172 ratings (2 comments) To watch high-def video, you need both an HD signal and an HDTV. This article will walk you through your options so you can get the full HD experience. Understanding HDTV Resolution Understanding HDTV Resolution Steve Kindig, Amanda P. 7/19/2010 based on 246 ratings (7 comments) HDTV resolution can seem like a confusing numbers game. This article explains what the numbers mean and which ones you really need to pay attention to. Visit our Learning Center to learn more about TV Antennas
Choosing and Installing an Antenna for HDTV Choosing and Installing an Antenna for HDTV Steve Kindig 9/28/2009 based on 972 ratings (24 comments) Over-the-air broadcasts provide some of the best-looking HDTV signals, and they're free. Take a look at what goes into choosing and installing a HDTV antenna.
TV and HDTV FAQ TV and HDTV FAQ Steve Kindig 9/7/2011 based on 172 ratings (7 comments) What is an "LED TV"? What size screen do I need for home theater? What is the optimum viewing distance for different screen sizes? What about viewing height, does that matter? Plus more...
Video: What You Need to Get HDTV Video: What You Need to Get HDTV Steve Kindig 10/10/2007 based on 67 ratings (5 comments) In this easy-to-follow video, we'll explain how to get a high-definition picture on your HDTV - from getting the right gear, to making the right connections.
What You Need to Watch HD What You Need to Watch HD Steve Kindig 3/10/2010 based on 172 ratings (2 comments) To watch high-def video, you need both an HD signal and an HDTV. This article will walk you through your options so you can get the full HD experience.
Understanding HDTV Resolution Understanding HDTV Resolution Steve Kindig, Amanda P. 7/19/2010 based on 246 ratings (7 comments) HDTV resolution can seem like a confusing numbers game. This article explains what the numbers mean and which ones you really need to pay attention to.
Accessories Accessories we recommend Antenna Accessories Get clearer reception and more control. Channel Master 1805 5-foot galvanized antenna mast $14.99 In Stock Channel Master 9521A Remote control antenna rotor $99.99 Out of Stock Channel Master 7777 High-gain mast-mount UHF/VHF TV antenna preamplifier $69.99 In Stock Channel Master 3414 4-output RF distribution amplifier $39.99 In Stock Channel Master 7778 High-gain mast-mount UHF/VHF TV antenna preamp Also available in:Open Box: $66.49 $69.99 In Stock Channel Master 3410 Single-output RF distribution amplifier $34.99 In Stock Show more items Coaxial Cables Make sure you have enough coaxial cables to complete your installation. Monster Video® 2 Coaxial Cables RF cables with F-type connectors (2 meters, 6.6 ft.) $29.95 Out of Stock Channel Master RG-6 Coaxial Cables RF cables with F-type connectors (12-feet black) $14.99 In Stock Channel Master RG-6 Coaxial Cables RF cables with F-type connectors (100-feet black) $39.99 In Stock Add selected to cart
