📡 Stellar Labs HDTV 80 Mile Deep Fringe Bowtie Television Antenna - Perfect for Long Distance Signal Reception Review

Works great in our attic and works as advertised. Please note that due to the construction of the mount, the two antenna shafts cannot be rotated more than 90 degrees. Our application required about 170 degrees of difference, so we had to improvise by zip tying one compartment to another.

I tried 10 different antennas until I found this one. My wife started calling me Antenna Man, a nod to that Youtube guy I used to look up for ideas. The signal quality of this antenna is amazing. I also use a CM-7777HD low gain amp and they work great together. I was able to split the signal between my TV, Fire TV Recast and HDHomerun and the picture quality is still 100% on all. I would recommend this antenna differently.

High quality antenna. Assembly is a bit fiddly, but requires no tools. A part may need a bit of bending to bring it back into shape, but once assembled it is structurally sound. It's great that each array can be pointed in different directions independently since we have cell towers that are nearly 90 degrees apart. This gives us good quality from both directions compared to sacrificing one transmit direction for another or using a rotator. Pointing both arrays in the same direction gives the…

This is the second antenna of this model that I have purchased (although the first was from a different supplier). Looks like this second antenna was stolen for parts. 4 of 8 required brackets were missing. E-mails and calls to the manufacturer went unanswered. I did not contact the seller as that would only victimize the next buyer. As this was an antic rig and not weather I was able to modify (drill out) some of the remaining mounts to make them work (using half the mount in 4 places)…

All I can say is WOW this antenna did a fantastic job for me. It's half the size of my old antenna and pulls almost twice as much as the channel I currently get (59) on the air, although some are showing the same programmes, I've found that sometimes different stations are broadcasting different episodes of the same and the same show. But whatever, I'm very happy with my purchase. The coax cable that was supposed to come with it was missing, so I contacted Revain (the shipping company) and they

After using a regular 8-12dB yagi antenna this thing worked great. I hadn't routed the cables when I took the photo, but the antenna appears to be well constructed. There are a few things that differ from what I received and what is printed on the instructions, but nothing that I cannot easily understand. Basically the item I received was a mirror of what is shown in the direction they rotate against each other. But overall very good, I used a VHF dipole, Eclipse VHF-UHF signal combiner…

This solved my problems. I had an amplified omnidirectional antenna that worked fine in my attic, but wasn't good enough on a station I watch regularly. Transmitters in my area are mostly bi-directional, but at about 70 degrees apart, a regular directional antenna doesn't work very well. This solved the problem and it still sits in my attic to this day. I pointed each side of this antenna in the appropriate direction for each set of stations. Issued a decision and also took 2 more stations, but

Bought 4 pieces to balance phased stay (stacked). They're fairly easy to assemble and should have enough gain to meet my goals of picking up UHF TV signals with deep edgebands. The wire harnesses included are a cheap RG59 which I will be replacing with a quality RG6 pot wire. The included hardware is steel, so the fasteners will corrode over time. Stainless steel would be a better choice for hardware, but it would add to the cost. I haven't installed this antenna yet, so more comments on the…