Antennas Direct 70 Mile Range Yagi Directional UHF DTV Antenna - 4K Ready, Attic & Outdoor Use, All-Weather Mounting Hardware, Adjustable Mast Clamp - UE-MX91 Review

This is a review of the Direct UE-MX91 antenna. The box was labeled 91XG. I live in northern San Diego County about 42 miles from the top of a mountain where several stations have their TV stations. We decided to cancel our satellite service as it was too expensive. I installed this antenna on the roof and connected it to my TV with RG6. Wow! The best TV in the world, way better than satellite. There are actually two antenna locations where the antennas of most television stations in San Diego…

First of all this antenna has worked great for about a year. We live in the woods about 70 miles in a straight line from the nearest tower but we've hit all the local channels. Then we gradually lost the signal. Started 5 months after purchase. Up until now living in the outback I assumed it was something else and not an antenna. I felled the trees. I cut down trees. I have replaced the cable. I moved it and used fewer cables. I moved the post somewhere else. I pulled out my compass and set the

I bought this in the hope that it would better deal with the multipath issues caused by the sheer number of large evergreen trees in our yard/neighborhood in all directions making our much less directional Channel master 4228 didn't do t well against . We have the original CM4228, not the new CM4228HD. The original CM4228 is considered one of the best UHF antennas ever made, so the 91XG had to go. It turned out I wasn't disappointed and the 91XG definitely earned its spot. First of all, it will