📺 Ultimate Digital Amplified HDTV Antenna: 360 Degree Omni-Directional Reception, 65 Miles Outdoor RV/TV Antenna UHF/VHF Range – Tools-Free Installation, Durable Design, UL Certified Review

Reception on a properly grounded mast at 40 feet is the same as a cheap $20 window mount. i get a channel RG6-Q cable was used throughout. Ground the line at the foot of the house. I just wanted a few channels but all I got was Fox, the weird thing is I was supposed to get public TV and a few other channels.

This is a 360 antenna pulling a few stations but I have compared it to a 1byone 360 antenna and it gave fewer stations same place. In addition, my hopes for better reception on FM were not fulfilled. I still couldn't get VHF from the tower at 20m so I turn on UHF at full power. It worked, but there are better 360 degree antennas out there.

Excellent reception. Receives channels that other indoor antennas cannot receive, even when used indoors. I connected it to a cord that powers cord outlets in my multiple rooms in my house. So multiple TVs are running on the same antenna and the signal strength is incredible, I have 22 clean channels in my area (North Carolina) even on the TV furthest from the input. This is enough to replace the cable.

Love this outdoor TV antenna! Although there are a few reviews (maybe a new product) I was drawn to its unique design unlike any other antenna I have seen or owned. I already have an antenna, but I needed another one for the guest house. It was easy to attach the metal elements and coax bolts to the pole. Make sure it's high enough ie trees, buildings etc. I used an old dish from an old satellite. The 20 foot coaxial cable is long enough to reach most home entrances. I live about 40 miles from…

Not 360 degrees! Not 65 miles! I'm on a hill in Pittsburgh with a direct line to TV stations with towers in both directions. Most channels come from one direction and are 5 to 10 miles apart. A canal comes from another direction and is 8 miles away; So I chose this antenna with 360 degree factor. 3 reputable websites checked for local channel direction and signal strength. They all said I could use an indoor antenna for a good signal. Realizing I needed a great signal I bought this antenna and…