Review on 📡 Maximize Your Signal Strength: Portable Amplified Digital Antenna Reception at its Best by Timothy Louis

Well, maybe the third time is the appeal. I decided to shorten the cable a few years ago, the first antenna I bought worked fine but the signal came and went. I recently bought a better flat antenna that came with a stand. It worked a little better but had to tie two together a coax splitter for the gain signal but still had to constantly readjust to maintain reception. So I searched the internet for OTA antennas and decided to try the AN-5008 indoor digital TV antenna based on the new design. It includes an indoor and outdoor model and from the description it says it is a 33ft coax showing it is a much better built/designed coax. There is only one place in my apartment on the sliding glass door where I have reception, the strength of the OTA channel may vary as long as it reaches 34 channels, and the image / reception reception is stable and constant. R antenna. Based on my first impressions, and of course the other two antennas I've tried, I give this antenna 5 stars, but I still have to say that if I need another antenna, I'll buy it. Unless they release an even better model, but so far this one seems to me to work perfectly.