User Guide

Troubleshooting Guide

Call to trouble shoot: Antenna customer help line 1-800-768-1969

• Before purchasing your antenna, check to see which antenna would work best in your

area. Please go toe http://www.rcaantennas.net/faq to type in your zip code before

ordering the product to see which RCA antenna would work best in your area.

• The best website for estimating potential channels is www.tvfool.com

• You can also check out what channels are available in your area via this site:

http://dtv.gov/maps

• http://www.rcaantennas.net/tips/ Digital reception tips

• http://www.rcaantennas.net/ask-engineer/ Ask the Engineer

• http://www.rcaantennas.net/benefits/ Benefits of using RCA

• http://www.rcaantennas.net/setup/ Setup Instructions

• http://www.rcaantennas.net/signal-quality/ Best Quality Signal

• http://www.rcaantennas.net/free-tv/ Receive Free HDTV with RCA

• CONTACT US http://www.rcaantennas.net/contactus/

• ONLINE HELP http://voxrightnow.custhelp.com/

• Channel reception will vary depending on what's being broadcast in your area, signal

strength, how far away you are from broadcast towers, as well as your surroundings (i.e.

obstructions between your home and the towers.

• All channels are subject to local broadcast availability and not all channels may be

available in all locations or in HD.

Disclaimer:

• Channel reception will vary depending on what's being broadcast in your area,

signal strength, how far away you are from broadcast towers, as well as your

surroundings (i.e. obstructions between your home and the towers).

• All channels are subject to local broadcast availability and not all channels may be

available in all locations or in HD.

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Troubleshooting Guide Call to trouble shoot: Antenna customer help line 1-800-768-1969 • • Before purchasing your antenna, check to see which antenna would work best in your area. Please go toe http://www.rcaantennas.net/faq to type in your zip code before ordering the product to see which RCA antenna would work best in your area. The best website for estimating potential channels is www.tvfool.com • You can also check out what channels are available in your area via this site: http://dtv.
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The amount and quality of the channels you receive will depend on the following: 1) Channels being broadcast in your area 2) Broadcast tower locations 3) Strength of the broadcast signals 4) Line of sight and environmental terrain Visit http://www.rcaantennas.net or http://www.terk.com/faq/ to find Reception Tips, “How To” videos, FAQs, and more. There are lots of factors that can affect your TV antenna reception. Visit rcaantennas.net or terk.