Five Star Satellite Supports Installation Review

This antenna works great. I am in Central Florida receiving over sixty channels. The antenna is lightweight and easy to install. Good product.

Installed in the attic. Installation was easy. Reception is the best proof of how good this antenna is. Split signal with no amplification, on four TVs and all have excellent reception. Highly recommended.

Antenna arrived in two days in perfect condition. Well packaged, assembly and installation was easy. I installed it on an existing mast but had to increase the mast height for better roof clearance and reception. After some optimizations I was able to receive 68 channels. Everything I wanted! I am very happy with this antenna and would recommend it to anyone looking to ditch their cable provider and save money!

We live in a very unusual neighborhood, near trees and struggling with local transmissions less than 15 miles away. Our last antenna failed after 6 years. I bought a digital preamp hoping to salvage my last antenna and had to remove it to get perfect reception with this antenna. I can return the preamp to Menard. I had an existing pole to attach this antenna to make things easier. If you look at the picture on the box, assembly is easy. The instruction is too short and there are many…

This is a JOKE! First the instructions, the writing is so small that you need a (telescope) to read it! Second, the instructions made absolutely no sense. The first step was to take on the center pole. It doesn't tell you what the middle lane is. after sorting it out and bringing it together. Then I thought before lifting it in the air. I would put it on the porch. I've placed it in different locations indoors and outdoors and only got a few channels. This is garbage, no matter which way you…

This antenna is very light and very easy to assemble. I referred to the photo on the box for assembly instructions. I bought this antenna for my mother in law and installed it at my home. After assembly was complete, I took the antenna, placed it on a table on the back deck and hooked it up to a new TV, which my mother-in-law is also getting. The antenna picked up 48 digital channels. We live about 50 miles south of Atlanta, Georgia. It will be installed approximately 70 miles south of Atlanta.

For 2 years I've been using a homemade antenna, a PVC pipe with 16 copper wires on it. She pulls 26 stations with a $14 Walmart amp. will surpass my homemade. I tested it in the attic first, just hanging there. 38 stations. I was very impressed and couldn't wait to install it outdoors the next day. The next morning I turned on the TV and found there were only 2 channels available. automatically rescanned, still 2 channels. went to check the antenna in the attic. it was just the way I left it…

Works great with very good reception. I have even fished in channels 90 miles from my main channels. Easy to assemble, although the drawings are quite small and not easy to read for the visually impaired, but studying the photos and details you will be able to orient them correctly. Lightweight is good, mine is on a rafter in the garage. I googled to find a website that has a map with the location of the towers you are interested in based on your location, compass angle and mileage. Got amazing

This unit was ordered in August 2020. But due to multiple hurricanes and my hospitalization in December and installation scheduling, it didn't come out of the box until January 11, 2021. In any case. The technicians connected it to the old antenna's existing coaxial cables. They thought it was a lot worse than my 15 year old Radio Shack antenna. In fact, he couldn't receive many of the same channels. The antenna advertises a radius of 200 miles! This is fake: I'm 50 miles from Mobile, Alabama…

Contrary to some reviews --Yes the instructions are small but accurate. (The link to the video in the product specs is pretty easy and just as helpful.) Follow the instructions on tvfool.com and you'll know where to point your antenna for the best signal. The sole purpose of the antenna was to make sure we had a full PBS program, since streaming services don't seem to have "live" options. And I was surprised how many digital OTA stations are available in the DFW metroplex. I've successfully cut