Review on Antenna Amplified Upgrade Booster Channels by Joseph Hall

A bit difficult for me to judge. The reason is that it works, but no better than the few I've tried recently. I don't know what it is but my area just can't get NBC or FOX stations! I used the FCC website which gives you the exact degrees and coordinates of the transmitting station so you can more accurately point the antenna in the right direction. Unfortunately, I couldn't set up either NBC or FOX. Like I said, other antennas I've tried couldn't either, but this product's description says it can receive broadcast signals up to 120 miles away, and the NBC and FOX broadcast antennas are only 75 miles away from me. . Note that the blue "ding" line on one edge of the triangular antenna looks odd. I thought it was like an LED indicator that tells you the USB amp is on and working, but doesn't light up. general. Why is he at all? Does that mean the "front" of the antenna so you can point it? I've tried all angles, all twists and heights, I've tried all three TVs in the house in different rooms and even our TV in the yard which allowed me to actually be outside with the antenna without any household disturbances and still getting sick of those two Don't set channels. . Speaking of USB amps, make sure you have a USB on the back of your TV! I have an old plasma TV and it doesn't have a USB port. I just picked up a small portable charger to power the antenna while testing it on this particular TV. Just note that you need a standard USB port on the back of the TV to power it. Where he worked, he worked very well. It didn't work any better than other antennas I've tried, but it did attract about 15-20 stations (mostly stations nobody wants to see anyway). But since I'm trying to cut the cable, I'm trying to connect NBC, CBS and FOX for sports, and this antenna can only use CBS for me. I'll keep it plugged in, but wish it could work more, especially since it's advertised to pick up signals from such a great distance, which for me it couldn't.