TV ANTENNA INSTALLATION GUIDE

This guide is provided by Channel Master and was intended for the professional installer. Professional or do-it- yourself you'll find a lot of  good information here. It's been around a long time so some of the information is outdated. However, for the most part the information contained in this guide is useful.

TV ANTENNA INSTALLATION INTRODUCTION

The information in this manual has been gathered from some of the most experienced TV antenna installation professionals in the country and compiled by Channel Master® field engineers it is intended for technicians who are, or plan to becomeprofessional antenna installers. Any handy "do-it-yourself" consumer can mount an antenna, run transmission line and pull in some kind of a signal. Back in the 1940s, TV antennas were actually manufactured by hand at the installation site. Each antenna was assembled, piece by piece, at the customer’s home. Channel Master eliminated this time-consuming labor by introducing the first preassembled TV antenna, providing excellent reception in all areas and at reasonable prices. Today medium-to-high gain, broadband antennas are essential for good reception. Even the most expensive color TV or FM stereo receiver can’t perform to full methods and procedures for properly installing TV and FM antennas

Index

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