KING OmniPro™ with Mount, Omnidirectional OTA HDTV Antenna

A long range omnidirectional antenna is a 360 degree reception TV antenna, meaning it receives signals from all directions, and hence there is no need to rotate it or position it properly. It is ready for use after installation. This omni directional style of antenna is especially useful for those in the mobile market, or who are planning on relocating their antenna frequently, because each time you relocate, there won’t be any need to point the antenna or track down the tv signals and channels, since this antenna can receive signals in all directions, 360 degrees around.

Directional antennas are designed to receive signals from one direction. They will need to be angled in this specific direction to receive signals that will then be streamed to your television. These are often limited to carrying only one signal, the one it is currently aimed at. Because directional antennas focus all of their energy into one direction, they are more powerful and can pick up uhf vhf tv signals from much further away.

Omnidirectional or multi-directional antennas have a 360 degree range and don’t need to be pointed at any specific angle. Instead, they pick up signals from multiple directions and transmit them to your television. As a result, they are easier to install and often receive multiple signals, providing access to more channels for people in certain areas. Omnidirectional outdoor tv antennas can pick up signals bouncing off other objects, making them a good choice for people who live in built-up or poor signal areas.  

Directional antennas are best for people who live in rural areas. If you have a nearby city that has a lot of broadcast towers, you can have your antenna pointing toward the city, and you’ll receive a signal from all the towers in that direction. The downside is that a directional antenna requires you to find where the signals are coming from and directly point your antenna toward them during installation. KING has a signal finding solution for that though, so if you are interested in purchasing a powerful directional antenna that’s easy to use and point, check out our Jack antenna here.

Omnidirectional antennas are much better suited for those who live in urban areas where tv stations are broadcast from different areas. You’re surrounded by broadcast towers, and being able to receive signals from all of them can be excellent. The range should have you covered well, even if you live in a large city, and these antennas often have all the features you may need. The fact that you’re receiving signals from more than a single tower can translate into better image quality.

Yes! The KING OmniPro omnidirectional tv antenna allows you to watch both uhf and vhf channels, as well as FM band signals. This omni directional antenna provides improved UHF signal reception - where more than 80 percent of new HDTV channels are broadcast - and continues to offer excellent reception of remaining VHF channels. It’s easier than ever to get strong signal reception and watch local channels when you’re away from home.

The KING OmniPro is specifically designed for RVers - the sleek 360 omni directional design easily mounts to the roof of your RV and lets you avoid the hassle of pointing or cranking everytime you relocate your RV. Its weather resistant design allows for optimal use as an outdoor HDTV antenna.

The OmniPro omnidirectional tv antenna is a powerful, long-range over-the-air HD TV antenna. Reception and how many channels you will be able to pick up largely depends on your location and geography.

The gain of an antenna indicates how well the antenna focuses energy from a particular direction, in comparison with a standard antenna. All of KING’s over-the-air tv antennas are considered high gain, because they are amplified and designed to pick up signals from a long range distance. Our long range antennas could mean the difference between picking up just a few nearby channels within a limited line of sight, and picking up many farther away channels from miles away, at a higher viewing quality. With both indoor and outdoor options, KING offers a variety of different solutions for both RV and home use, allowing you to take your favorite channels with you wherever you roam.

The KING OmniPro HD antenna delivers high definition, quality images to your screen. The antenna is amplified for maximum signal strength and reception range, delivering a clearer picture to your TV. Whether you are using your KING antenna on your RV or in your home, enjoy crystal clear reception and high quality HD TV pictures for all your TV viewing.

Yes, our omnidirectional antennas are great indoor tv antennas, however we would recommend our OmniGo design as opposed to our OmniPro, because it comes in a portable setup that does not require it to be mounted to anything. Because there is not pointing required, simply set up one of our KING omnidirectional tv antennas as an indoor antenna and enjoy improved signal range for your home tv. KING is currently working on a home mounting kit for indoor antenna use, to allow for seamless home use and easy installation, so stay tuned for our latest innovations!

The amount of channels you will be able to pick up with this omnidirectional outdoor tv antenna will largely depend on your location and what kind of mile range and landscape lies between you and the nearest TV broadcast towers. Because the omnidirectional outdoor tv antenna receives signals from all directions, it doesn’t point quite as far in any particular direction, therefore doesn’t reach signals as far away as some of our other long range directional tv antennas (such as the KING Jack Digital High Definition TV Directional OTA antenna). It does, however, allow you to bypass the hassle of having to repoint or crank the antenna everytime you relocate your RV to a new campsite.

For a more accurate representation of how many channels you will pick up in your area, we recommend using a service that allows you to input your address, then shows you what kind of channels you have available around you, as well as what kind of outdoor tv antenna you will need to pick these signals up from where you are. Check out AntennaWeb to learn more about the TV reception in your area and what kind of antenna you will need.