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Channel Master Ultra-Hi Crossfire CM-3679
$96.00
Released November, 2005
The Pros:Can get sharp enough signals that they look like cable coming in. Can get reception from fairly distant signals. Relatively easy to assemble and set up on a pole.
The Cons:Need to make sure to aim the antenna if trying to get distant signals. Box is disorganized when you get it, hard to sort through it all. Once assembled it won't easily fit through a doorway, need to make sure you assemble it outside.
The Channel Master Ultra-Hi Crossfire CM-3679 is a high-gain, long-range outdoor TV antenna that can receive UHF, VHF, FM, and HD signals from all six CEA zones, including yellow, green, light green, red, blue, and violet.
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It’s essentially an affordable, but functional downgrade from the CM-3671. Its range has been reduced to 60 miles, but its ability to clearly pick up and process HD signals has not. Like its superior sibling, the CM-3679 comes un-assembled, but is easy to setup.
Features
- Long-Range Antenna
- Outdoor Use
- UHF/VHF/FM/HD Signals
- Yellow Zone
- Green Zone
- Light Green Zone
- Red Zone
- Blue Zone
- Violet Zone
- Channels 2-69
- Range of 60 Miles
- Unassembled
- Easy to Install
- For HDTV
Specifications
- Channels: 2-69
- Range: 60 Miles
- Signals: UHF, VHF, FM, HD
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Pros & Cons
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can get sharp enough signals that they look like cable coming in
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can get reception from fairly distant signals
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relatively easy to assemble and set up on a pole
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need to make sure to aim the antenna if trying to get distant signals
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box is disorganized when you get it, hard to sort through it all
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once assembled it won't easily fit through a doorway, need to make sure you assemble it outside
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needs an amplifier or rotator to get best results, neither are included
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