📡 Naxa Electronics NAA-309 Amplified HDTV Digital Antenna" - Enhanced SEO-Friendly Product Name: "Naxa Electronics NAA-309 Advanced Amplified HDTV Digital Antenna Review

Ah, the miracle of amplification without a power supply. It broke about the third time I moved it. I took it apart and the wire detached from the little circuit board that connects the cable to the impedance matching transformer and two blades that are actually connected to something. Easy repair but terrible workmanship. And it was fraudulently sold as a boosted antenna when it's a regular dipole.

So if you're looking for a boosted or directional antenna here this isn't it. Besides that; very poorly collected. Expect to use super glue to make it a little stronger. However, if you're using it as a dipole antenna, it's pretty good for its size. Orient the antenna so that its elements are perpendicular to the stand, and then place it so that these elements are perpendicular to the direction of the transmitting antenna. Do not use as it appears to be used in the pictures. You are NOT…

I bought this to try and get a 'problematic' local channel. I have 3 locals, 2 of them on physical UHF channels (36 and 39) and one on physical channel 10. The latter is the problem. They are all about 24 miles from me and all the towers are in sight of each other. UHF channels fit decently on any hanger or wire, but VHF just won't pop. So much for the lower frequencies, which are better suited to distance propagation. I bought these hoping I could avoid installing another outside antenna as…