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You need an Active HDMI Cable when you want to send signals over a long distance to ensure the data can be transmitted from one end to the other. Example#1: Your source device is at one end of the room and your display is at the other. Example#2: Your source and display are in different rooms.

Directional HDMI cables are designed to carry signals in one direction from the source to the display. Getting it wrong won't break anything, but you won't get an image on your screen.

Active HDMI cables are built with signal boosters to allow them to reach long distances and high-speed standards. All Active HDMI cables are directional.

You will need one converter box for each TV without a digital tuner that relies on an antenna to receive a TV signal.

No, direct burial cables are designed to be buried in a trench underground.

The rule of thumb for speaker wire is: The longer the run is from your audio amplifier to the speakers the lower the gauge is.

No, you can use Coaxial cable splitter to split the signal for 2 and more TVs.

No, there is no such thing as a TV antenna that picks up cable channels. Cable TV is an interconnected network that has exclusive rights to specialty channels such as ESPN, HBO, Showcase and other “premium” type channels such as these. It also has redistribution rights of any digital broadcast being sent over-the-air.

Most people in North America will receive all the major networks - ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, PBS, CW, and many Others. You will receive many popular shows along with sporting events and local news.

You can check available stations in your area by using DTV Reception Map - https://www.fcc.gov/media/engineering/dtvmaps. Enter your Zip code and get available channels with color-coded signal strength indicators. -Most Green - An Indoor Antenna will do just fine to pick up these channels -Green and Yellow - You will need an amplifier or outdoor antenna -Yellow and Orange - You will need an Outdoor Antenna - Orange and Red - We would recommend you to try FREE TV Over the Internet

You can check available stations in your area by using DTV Reception Map - https://www.fcc.gov/media/engineering/dtvmaps. Enter your Zip code and get available channels with color-coded signal strength indicators.

yes, you can use our Digital Converter box with your VIZIO Tuner-Free Display and TV antenna to receive over the air television.

* TVs that do not have a built in digital tuner need digital converter box to receive over the air television * To find out if your TV has a built in digital tuner check front and back of your TV or the owner's manual for one of these labels: DTV, HDTV, ATSC, Digital Tuner, Digital Receiver, Integrated Digital Tuner or Digital Tuner Built In.