Digital HDTV Outdoor Amplified Antenna - 150 Miles Range - Mounting Pole & 40 feet RG6 Coaxial Cable Included - Optimized Performance in UHF & VHF - Tools Free Installation

We had some problems with the electrical part not lighting up. Sent a message to the owner of the site. A few days latter we had our part . working great. This is our second antenna from this manufacturer. The last one weas 10 years old we moved and left it at the old house.

Great Antenna gets all the channels here in weatern North Carolina 7 4 13 21 and PBS. I have it around 12 ft on a tripod and running around 60ft of coax

I really like the picture quality that I get because I live down in a valley with many trees around me. I now receive over 60 channels with better than cable quality for many. My antenna did have a missing nut and bracket for the UHF bi-polar antenna attachment but I had one that worked. Instruction were good except for one confusing drawing that did not seem the apply to the model antenna I purchased. In my situation I was able to use an existing mounting bracket that I had on my house for an old disk satellite receiver, which was much stronger than the furnished bracket. It worked great after I added a short two foot extension to get the antenna above the roof line. Make sure you use RG6 cable throughout to get the best results and remember the pre-amp must be in front of any splitter you plan to use. The only real issue I had was getting power to the pre-amp which was located underneath my house. Lucky for me I had an near by outlet underneath the house for another purpose and that saved the day. All and all I'm very happy with this antenna and I may turn in some of my cable digital boxes.

We recently dropped cable, and I installed this antenna on the roof to get OTA broadcasts. It works decently, but although the amplifier lights are lit up both at the antenna and also power injector, I am not getting anywhere close to 150 miles of range. I'm getting some signals from 50-60 miles away, but certainly nothing much farther than that. I know there are lots of other stations within 100 miles that I am not picking up, which is disappointing compared to the specs on this antenna. I did notice that rotating the antenna did make a slight difference, but even with rotating the antenna in multiple angles, it still is iffy on one of our local TV stations. The antenna is located on the peak of my roof in a rural residential neighborhood, so there are very few buildings around us that would attenuate the RF signal.Also, the assembly instructions were quite lacking, and I relied on pictures and a prayer to get it put together properly. It would have been helpful to provide instructions on how to aim the antenna as well. For reference, this antenna is fed into a Channel Master CM3414 4-Port Distribution Amplifier, which is then run to various locations in my house. All of my TVs are behaving similarly on which channels they can get, so it's not as though I have one TV that's better or worse than others.

After a little bit of research I decided on this until for a few reason . One being I've towers on either side in opposite directions so the multi directional antenna was a must over the magic style with rotation .The other reason was this seller offers replacement parts for purchase if something were to go wrong after the warranty . Rather than having to purchase another unit entirely not that it was extremely expensive .There are 6 towers within an 85 mile range as I live in a rather urban area offering 93 channel in total some about a 10 duplicate because of signals from other border markets . An indoor amplified antenna had pulled in about 67 channels at the 45 mile range with some pixelation and dropping . But on this Rainy I can see forever and well all the the channels available to me with little to no issues as far as I can tell as with any service there are some options that you probably won't even consider .

The directions and the pictures made assembly easy. I replaced an old YAGI antenna with this lighter, smaller antenna. It performs almost as well, that is with the exception of ch. 11 & 13. This antenna does not seem to work on those channels. Overall I now get 50 channels across forty miles of mostly water between me and NYC.

So I have a powered antenna in my attic space in a second story house about 30 miles away from Dallas. I was having issues getting channel 23 and channel 8 but with this antenna I have been able to watch these two channels perfectly.When it arrived I didn't set it up for several weeks. When I did I found out that I was missing a part. I emailed the people I purchased it from and let them know. They asked me to verify that I purchased it which I did easily thought screen shots of my Amazon account and 2 days later I had what I needed to finish the job. I really wanted to put a review because I see horror stories here about how they were treated by customer service with other items and sellers. I know it could have been perfect when I first got it but the world isn't perfect and I understand that. The thing was they answered my email on Sunday and fixed the problem is more than a reasonable time. To me that counts for a lot so I decided to take this extra time to review. So if you need an antenna go for it. I'm not sure how outside will work in the elements and such but for me it worked as expected.