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V1 ENGLISH 19-0235
TIPS FOR BETTER RECEPTION
For the best reception:
• Install the antenna as high as possible to avoid possible obstacles
between the antenna and the transmission tower.
• If possible, place the antenna near windows.
• Keep the antenna away from sources of interference such as air
conditioners, hair dryers, and microwave ovens.
• Test the antenna in multiple locations to nd the strongest signal.
• This antenna is an indoor antenna. Do not place it outside.
• This antenna works with any radio tuner with external antenna inputs.
See your device’s manual to check compatibility.
SPECIFICATIONS
• Dimensions (H×W×D): 6.7 × 5.6 × .95 in. (17.1 × 14.3 × 2.4 cm)
• Range: 50 miles
*Note: Mile range will vary depending on a wide range of environmental and
geographic factors
• Frequency range: AM: 530~1610 KHz / FM: 88~108 MHz
• Amplier gain: FM 16±3dB
• Output return loss: < -6dB (88~108 MHz)
• RF output impedance: Unbalanced 75 ohm FM radio; 300 ohm balanced
• RF coaxial cable: 1.5C-2V/ 1.8M F male
ONE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
Visit www.insigniaproducts.com for details.
CONTACT INSIGNIA:
For customer service, call 1-877-467-4289 (U.S. and Canada) or
01-800-926-3000 (Mexico)
www.insigniaproducts.com
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Made in China
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
Cannot nd any
stations
Sound quality is good
for some stations and
poor or no reception
for others
SOLUTION
• Make sure that all your connections are correct and secure.
• Adjust the direction and position of antenna to nd the best
reception angle.
• Move your antenna, then try tuning for stations again.
• Keep the antenna away from TVs and sources of interference,
such as air conditioners, hair dryers, and microwave ovens.
• Avoid placing your antenna near large metal objects or in
buildings with metal siding.
• Your antenna may be too far from the broadcast antenna to
receive an adequate signal. The signal may also be aected by
obstructions between the broadcast antenna and your antenna.