In addition to its primary channel, a station's Digital TV signal may also include a number of sub-channels featuring other networks, news and weather loops, music videos, sporting events and more.

For many locations, an antenna allows you to receive all these channels for free.

To help you choose the right antenna for your viewing preferences and location, the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) and the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) have created a color-coded labeling standard to classify outdoor antenna types. Though the designs of the antennas within each type may vary, the labeling standard ensures that all will have similar reception capabilities.

Use AntennaWeb to discover the color-coded type best suited to your location. Then click the Program Participants links on the Resources page to shop online or visit your retailer to compare antennas labeled with the recommended color code.

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