Compact Outdoor Antenna

I have an antenna tower that's too high to climb and the big antenna connection is shot. Wanted something I could attach about halfway up but would still get all the locals. This was the right price so I ordered. It requires assembly, and the instructions suck, but it's easy enough to figure out.Mounted to one of the vertical poles on the tower and ran the supplied cable through the garage into my basement to the main house feed. I put the supplied preamp there and connected to the main feed which runs another 40 ft or so. I'm outside of a small city in a rural area. All TVs are getting all of the local channels plus I pull some in from other towns. Signals are strong and picture is good. Zero complaints at all.

I live in a remote area where the closest tv station is about 50 miles away surrounded by trees. I have tried other antennas some that were motorized to turn the antenna if reception gets sketchy. They didn’t work that well and I found that even our lights would interfere with reception. I got this antenna and it is mounted about 12’ off the ground and works better than any antenna I have tried. It does not get any interference and pick up more stations than I use too. This antenna works very well and I am extremely happy with it. I have recommended it already to people that live in our area.

It works really good very satified

This Antenna was easy to assemble and only took about 3-4 minutes. I decided to elevate this antenna about 32 feet off the ground due to being around mountains, and it pays off. I receive 72 channels of which 50 come in crystal clear. The preamp is sufficient to pick up stations that are up to 65 miles away. (the transmitter tower is 4500feet a above sea level so that’s why I can reach them) All of these tv antennas are designed for Line of Site due to the wave-form they pick up (VHF/UHF) which is why if you like in the Midwest you’ll see tall antenna towers everywhere. This set up was great for the price and doesn’t require a super sturdy mast to support it. This product weights about one pound or so and made from hollow aluminum tubing. I would definitely recommend this product due to the price point and it’s ability to pick up so many channels. I would recommend going online to antennasdirect.com and entering in your location information to find out where the stations are transmitting from and so you’ll know where to point your antenna.that website gives you a heading and a distance from the transmission tower and greatly improved my ability to bring in so many channels. Hope this helps!!

For use at hunting property/cabin: This antenna was purchased in 2020 to replace a pingbingding 150 mile amplified antenna (reviewed elsewhere) which proved to be ineffective. This antenna was no different from the pingading. Initially the antenna worked ok, and I was talking myself into being satisfied with it, but that only lasted for a week or two. All the channels it had picked up at first, about 13, except for 4, were lost. The antenna was not moved, the connections were secure, the amplifier was supposedly working, it was 23' high and pointed across a wide open field, but regardless the tweeking and trying new channel scans pulled in 4 channels only. Even though the antenna is described as having an up to 120 mile range, the tower I was always trying to access listed 60+ channels and was 26 miles away. I worked with and lived with this antenna for a year, 4 channels, and finally gave up on it, replacing it with the higher priced namebrand Channel Master ULTRAtenna Outdoor TV Antenna Multi-Directional 180° Reception for Roof, Attic, Eave, Chimney, Wall or Balcony - 60+ Mile Range - CM-4221HD , mounted it on the the same mast as the pingading and McDuory, used the same coax cable, same tv, etc., performed a channel scan resulting in 60+ channels that have held true. For me, the McDuory purchase proved to be a waste of money.

The antenna brings in the stations much stronger better color better focus

Bought this cause I had an HDHomeRun being delivered. The antenna was easy to assemble, however, it does not come with a J pole, or any pole for mounting at all. I installed it in my attic. I was picking up ZERO channels. I turned it upside down and was able to receive a bunch of UHF channels. However, I would like VHF for the football games and sports in my area. I will most likely be returning this, as the performance of it is subpar for expectations, but then again it is only 27 bucks or so. Will probably spend 50-60 on the next antenna purchase.

The antenna was a little tricky to assemble. The directions are actually on the side of the box, and they covered one of the most important pictures with a security sticker/seal that wouldnt peal off. Once I figured out how to assemble it I attached it to a 10 foot 1" rigid conduit that I drove a 6 foot stake into the ground and u-bolted the conduit to the stake. I was using a $90 antenna before this and was only getting 6 channels and would fade in/out the channels I was getting, once I installed this antenna I ended up getting 91 channels! It is well worth the money and works great, very satisfied! A++++ on this product!

No vi diferencia, no agrego nuevos canales, se ven los mismo, solo mejoro la calidad