yes it will.. I have a LCD Vizio 47 inch and I hooked this antanna up yesterday and it comes in perfectly. It looks HD on the digital channels. I watched the NBA finals game it look amazing.

No it is UHF

Yes you can. In fact I have Dish and they installed a TV antenna as they did not offer local channels over dish when we got ours. If the cable is ran near a tree, I would run the cable up the tree about 15 feet or so to allow for better recption. I believe the antenna comes with a 20 foot cable, so run that up the tree and screw it to the dish cable.

Can't be positive without trying myself but... this antenna does have an inline signal booster which does increase signal strength. I get 22 digital channels with it just laying on top of a bookshelf horizontally.

It's for the antenna amplification which should help reception, but I believe I read it would work without the power. If that's a concern to you, probably ought to pick a non-powered antenna.

I think this is a great antenna and the price is pretty much unbeatable.

Yes you will most likely need UHF and VHF, this works for both. Make sure to mount it as high as possible outside, standing up aimed towards the DTV towers desired for best results.

I think you will need to hook the Philips antenna directly to your receiver. I am not certain where the actual amplifier on the Philips HDTV antenna is located, but I suspect it is on the antenna so there is DC power being injected into the cable to the antenna to power it. I believe the same is true for the DishNetwork antenna. This prevents the use of some sort of signal combiner. Cross connecting these two different antennas would at minimum not work or possibly even damage one or both systems. In addition the over-the-air and satellite signals could possible interfere with each other.

friend i had the same problem.the anwser to your question is this.in order to get full hd resution you have to use a hdmi cable like the one you see that looks like a computer port.first get a hdmi cable plug it into that port.then you must plug in the other end of the hdmi cable into a dvd or vcr that has the same port on the dvd or vcr.so the coax cable will go in the tv in of dvd or vcr.what will happen is the hdmi port will take over the coax output on the back of the dvd or vcr so you will not need the coax going out back to the tv.the hdmi cable replaces that.just make sure that your dvd or vcr has a built in digital tuner if not the only place that carries the dvd or vcr built in tuner is best buy they run about $250 but you will elimate the new digital converter box.in the long run you will save.if you have verizon,direct tv or comcast you have to get a hi-def box in place of the current one.make sure to make the necessary changes in the tv menu options.

It is multi-directional. I am getting stations 58 miles NE of me and 45 miles SW of me with it just leaning up against my bedroom wall on the 2nd story.