Naxa Electronics NAA-306: Ultra-Thin Flat Panel Style 📺 High Powered Antenna for HDTV and ATSC Digital Television Review

I tried several antennas to improve TV reception on our only TV that isn't connected to a cable. And this one works better than most. However, I still believe that reception quality will vary depending on weather conditions, physical antenna placement, etc. In other words, you may have to play around with it to get the best reception for a given channel at any given time. . Overall I would say this product works well and allows my wife and I to watch several TV channels broadcast in our area.

When you receive this item in the mail it's so light you'll think you forgot to put it in the box! But it was there. We took it out, put it back together and it works like a charm! We didn't have a perch ready so we attached it to the bird feeder just to have a look. He gets all the channels we have and then some. The reception is excellent and we rarely have to readjust to keep the channels clear. But if we need to adapt, it's as simple as a push of a button. So easy and very convenient. We…

tried different antennas and none of them work. When they switched from analogue to digital, these antennas should work for the new digital boxes. Unfortunately they don't do anything for reception at all. So you need a cable antenna like everyone else. if you don't have it, you're out of luck. If you want to watch TV, don't buy a digital set-top box with a bunny ear antenna. You will only spend money. I live in New York and I can't get any reception from these antennas at all. very…

I have not actually installed this antenna. The construction was too light for my area (60+ mph winds are common). In terms of construction, this antenna is perhaps suitable for installation in the attic, but in my opinion it will quickly fail if installed outdoors due to the weather. The bottom wire is quite thin and I think cable losses will easily wipe out the gain. Having looked at this antenna as a technician with over 40 years of experience I would not recommend this antenna. Homework on…

Basically a simple active rabbit ear antenna that works for both digital and analogue signals. As shown in the pictures, it has what we used to call a "USB loop". Power gain is controlled by a knob at the base of the antenna. The adjustable antenna rods are a little stronger than the antenna I previously bought so they won't break easily and won't wobble in the slightest breeze. heat pipes! As with most mainstream antennas, hooking it up is easy: one connector for power and another for your…