Medium-range TV Antenna Package Complete kit for over-the-air reception Zoom Front Video loading and will display in just a moment. Photos Videos Item# 700MRAP offer details Item# 700MRAP Be the first to write a review Out of Stock Ship date uncertain Contact us Reserve yours risk-free Call Email Chat Email me when available Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $178.93 Add to cart + Add to wishlist See related offers and ways to save Special Financing Available Overview Customer Reviews Category Info Our take on the Medium-range TV Antenna Package by Steve Kindig This kit will help you install your TV antenna and distribute its signal to as many as four TVs. Channel Master's compact medium-range antenna is optimized for reception of digital TV — reception range is up to 30 miles. The antenna includes an easy-to-install satellite dish-style swivel mount, which can be attached to a rooftop, eave or exterior wall. This package includes several of the most popular accessories for installing this antenna in an attic or on the roof: Channel Master 4220MHD antenna — High-gain, directional design receives digital and analog TV signals in the UHF band. Channel Master 3414 4-output RF distribution amplifier — Lets you distribute amplified antenna signals to as many as four TVs without the signal degradation caused by splitters. 500 feet of RG-6 cable to connect the antenna to your TV or signal distribution hub. AudioQuest coax cable stripper makes stripping the outer jacket off RG-6 cable a simple 1-step process. Channel Master grounding block to prevent damage to your TV from an electrical surge due to lightning strike. Two 10-packs of AudioQuest instant tool-less coax connectors for terminating RG-6 cable. 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 & Installing an HDTV Antenna. 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Submit Share this product 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 977 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 173 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 247 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 For a more in-depth review and enhanced detailed information on the Medium-range TV Antenna Package, please visit the Crutchfield website product page (/ISEO-rccbcspd/p_700MRAP/Medium-range-TV-Antenna-Package.html ). close X Can we help you find something or answer a question? Chat with a Crutchfield advisor or call 1-800-320-6609. Chat
Our take on the Medium-range TV Antenna Package by Steve Kindig This kit will help you install your TV antenna and distribute its signal to as many as four TVs. Channel Master's compact medium-range antenna is optimized for reception of digital TV — reception range is up to 30 miles. The antenna includes an easy-to-install satellite dish-style swivel mount, which can be attached to a rooftop, eave or exterior wall. This package includes several of the most popular accessories for installing this antenna in an attic or on the roof: Channel Master 4220MHD antenna — High-gain, directional design receives digital and analog TV signals in the UHF band. Channel Master 3414 4-output RF distribution amplifier — Lets you distribute amplified antenna signals to as many as four TVs without the signal degradation caused by splitters. 500 feet of RG-6 cable to connect the antenna to your TV or signal distribution hub. AudioQuest coax cable stripper makes stripping the outer jacket off RG-6 cable a simple 1-step process. Channel Master grounding block to prevent damage to your TV from an electrical surge due to lightning strike. Two 10-packs of AudioQuest instant tool-less coax connectors for terminating RG-6 cable. 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 & Installing an HDTV Antenna.
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 977 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 173 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 247 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 977 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 173 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 247 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.
