📺 ANTOP Flat Panel AT-413BC5 Outdoor/Attic/RV TV Antenna with Built-in Smartpass Amplifier and 2-Way Signal Splitter | Compact Design for Easy Installation, Eye-Catching Appearance | Ideal for Feeding 2 TVs Review

I just moved to the country，We are happy. We're getting some channels that we couldn't get before. Super fast delivery. Ease of installation. It was easy to set up and works great. Definitely recommend. It's so great to be able to watch the channels we really wanted. Many Thanks,

With the supplied splitter I have two TVs picking up the signal from this antenna. I simply drove a wooden stake into the ground and attached the antenna stand to it. Excellent picture quality and no signal degradation when using two TVs on the same antenna. Definitely recommend. I had to buy several male and female couplers to connect both TVs but it was worth it. Now I have crystal clear 31 local channels.

Finally "cut the cord" considering there are 107 channels available in my town. I had to find a "middle ground" in the backyard to get 103 channels. Set the included signal booster to maximum and point the antenna at the transmitters 35 miles away. Outstanding picture and sound quality. Connected the antenna to the Channel Master Ultra Mini 8 amp and hooked up all the coax cables in the cable box that is attached to my house. Now I can see the same number of channels on all TVs in my house. The

I am really impressed with the design and functionality of this antenna. It is easy to install and looks unobtrusive from different angles. In fact it looks like an original part of a satellite dish as you can see in the attached photos. I chose to install outdoors using an old satellite dish which I haven't removed since I canceled my subscription over 10 years ago and the original cables which I wrapped in aluminum foil and tape to keep moisture out of the connector for years. The delivery…

This antenna claims to be "the latest in 2020" to receive HD channels 190 miles away. In fact, this statement means nothing. In fact, I'd be very surprised if he could run 60 miles in a typical situation (terrain, TV tower line of sight, transmit power, etc.). I compared this antenna to the Winegard RS-2000 Roadstar omnidirectional antenna on my RV. This antenna receives 37 digital channels while the RS-2000 has about 50 digital channels. Both antennas are placed on the roof of the transporter.

Not at all what I expected. I recently fired up DirecTV and bought a 1-to-1 indoor antenna ($24.99) that delivers remarkable UHF signal strength. But then I learned about the limitations of VHF for most HD antennas. I started buying a UHF/VHF combo antenna to receive my local NBC feed and settled on this highly rated Antop for $45.99. After installing and rescanning the channels on my TV the only change was that the reception was worse on my UHF channels and NO VHF YET. The difference was so…