📺 Lava Electronics HD-468 Indoor HDTV Antenna" - Enhanced SEO-friendly product name: "Lava Electronics HD-468 Indoor High Definition TV Antenna Review

The image was excellent but had to be constantly rescanned. I got so fed up with it I put a 1/2 pound can of tannerite on top and sent it to the moon!

as good as advertised. I managed to get 65 channels in total, although many of these were commercial or Spanish channels that I never watch. But after buying a new TV we wanted to use our old TV without the cable box and this product did the job.

I love this antenna. It's a bit more work than the plain old version, but it's well worth the extra effort. I catch all network channels and more. I have many channels that are not available on cable. Now all I need is a DVR and I'm in business. Who needs a cable!

It works well enough for me where I put it, it's not facing the tower and allows me to pick up about 20 channels where a flat screen wouldn't. It's a little bulky with bunny ears, but it's more powerful with a built-in amplifier. The included chords and cables could have been longer otherwise they would have worked for me.

I used to be able to receive stations 60 miles away but the old antenna died and I thought I'd buy a new modern antenna. It has no station that far away. Even a local station less than 30 miles away didn't give a good picture. it kept breaking and the sound was distorted. Another problem was that you had to constantly tune the amp to get anything done. Send back.

That's what they say. Pretty cheap in price and materials, but it still gave me 10-25 extra stations over what my RadioShack antenna gave me (to be honest they're currently linked, but that when the Lava gain knob is on it stands, I get the best reception). Now there are a few cable channels I'd like to have (HBO, H2, AMC, and a few others), but I get everything I need to keep myself entertained, including the main channels as well as some pretty quirky channels showing things like "The 6…