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💥【Easy to Install & Support all older TV】Connect TV antenna to "ANT/IN" connector on the back of any digital HDTV, scan channels by selecting 'Menu' then 'Channel Search' and enjoy your free TV. You can place Our antenna almost anywhere in your home. Try placing your antenna in multiple locations and testing The signal before you make a final installation decision. And this elegant paper-thin design can be easily hidden within your home's surroundings.

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