Review on 📺 High Performance TVxf Indoor/Outdoor TV Antenna - US Patent No. US D849,723 S - Made in the USA by Steve Hardy

Even on a windy day, fiddle around for 10 minutes and I get a decent signal. They suggest you try it without the reflective backing. Just put it on its back for a second to see if there is a difference. There are many trees and buildings here. it likes to hang at an angle, as does the old antenna, and if I straighten it (the plum) the signal is lost. I can't wait for the wind to drop so I can scan again. I didn't even have to scan, it picks up all the channels on my old antenna and tried to find a few others that I couldn't find with the old antenna for days but did the night I scanned last time. Once I make a decent mount for it I'll be back here with an update. You might have a few more in the box, which is decent packaging design too. (Maybe I should sell some money for it). Boombox for $10 and it sounds the best.