Review on 📺 Winegard FlatWave Air FL6550A: Ultimate 60 Mile Range Amplified Digital Outdoor HDTV Antenna by Alan Singh

I get a very reliable 60 mile low powered station that has a specific sub channel that I like about 20 degrees from where it is pointing so I always nor any other tower stations scattered around my area, even the station actually 30 miles behind the antenna. This is happening in my attic, not outside what I thought I had to do. It's hard to ask for more as it picks up on everything Antennaweb predicts, no matter the direction. It comes with a good low-noise amplifier and that seems to be the case with good long-distance reception in such a small package. It would be nice to note that it doesn't have a low frequency VHF element (HF channels 2-6), but there aren't any stations in my area that broadcast those channels. I have several channels in the high frequency VHF band and it works great on them. I recommend everyone to check the antenna for HF and not virtual channels broadcasting in their area to make sure they don't have anything on the low VHF frequencies before buying.