HDTV Antenna - 50 Mile Range...
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Antenna shows very clear and picks up great channels
2525755
Thank you. I am some 30 miles from Dallas City Center, hence I was not expecting a clear reception. But key local channels are in HD and clear print, antenna is inside house and not on window as well.

Just one request - TV cable wire can be little longer - again that is my requirement.
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Antenna is performing well for my needs, accessing up to 30-channels, sometimes more. Reception quality/quantity is typically weather related. I've broadband cable for internet that comes with basic cable TV. This antenna provides far more channels. Just waiting for the big "G" internet service to arrive in my area next year, then "goodbye" to the cable industry vampires!
3848091
This antenna is great and does have the fifty mile range. A few things to make sure you are getting the maximum benefit from the antenna. The first thing I recommend doing, especially if you have an older TV, is to update your firmware. This is something you should do regularly but should definitely be done when attaching this antenna (I have an older Samsung and updated it through the USB port and flash drive the process is really simple just download the update from the manufacturers website and place it on a flash drive then plug that into the TV). I was having trouble picking up the Hi-V channels (NBC is Hi-V here and I am closest to this station I should have no trouble finding but I was unable to pick that channel and a few other Hi-V channels up) and the update seemed to fix that. The next thing to do is to put the antenna in the window. In the house I got about 16 channels (I live in metro Jacksonville and am <10 miles from most of the local channels). Moved it to the Window and I now pick up 40 channels (some do not work).

Doing those two things will solve most problems for people who are certain they should be receiving more channels because of location. Like I said earlier NBC is one of if not the closest station to me and I had to take the extra steps to make it work. Technology changes and that is why software/hardware have updates to adapt to the changes...
756314
My Dad bought one of these from a local store. It does way better than the "60 mile" amplified antenna that we've used in the past.
789971
Its a good antenna but I live 50 miles away from the city so signals would come and go.  Just bought an rca 10 db amplifier from lowes and put it in between this antenna and the samsung tv and I went from picking up 20 channels to 50. ABC and CBS wouldnt come in and now they do. Pretty good indoor antenna, you shoild consider an amplifier if you live far from tower and set it up high and aim the square part towards the broadcasting station. Small price to pay if you want to be a cord cutter.
1898686
This antenna reception works for me.  I live over 50 miles north of Chicago and wasn't sure this would work for me because its not really recommended at this distance. I hooked this up to my 2nd floor tv first, putting the antenna on the south wall (Chicago side in no particular spot).  You have to rescan channels using the antenna selection on the tv just like you would with cable.  I picked up 30 hd stations and 2 analog stations.  The only Chicago station I couldn't get is CBS Channel 2, but that has always been a problem with an antenna in our area.  I was happy with the stations I have access to (NBC, ABC, WFLD and Metv and Metoo tv).  I then went down to the first floor tv, hooked it up, again placing the antenna on the south facing wall and picked up 35 hd stations (5 more then the upstairs tv) and 2 analog.  The hd stations are crystal clear (better than cable).  A few stations would occassionally "freeze up" but there are several stations with the same programming, so I chose a different one and had no problem.  I watched tv all night long and was happy with the way the stations held. I am extremely happy with the reception with this product so I bought this same antenna the 2nd tv today.  I also used this with my laptop and an external tv tuner and I've had good luck with that use also.  I'm contemplating buying a 3rd just for my computer.  I'm highly recommending this for our area of the state.  I can now get rid of my cable bill!
478578
I purchased this antenna to see how well we could get broadcast tv from the closest major market source (Philadelphia) whose broadcast antennas are just over 50 miles away. With the antenna suspended in the peak of the attic in our ranch home (about 18' above ground) it seems to pick up  the full-power stations of interest from Phila (except PBS Chan 12) as well  as local stations in Lehigh Valley and a couple of Wilkes Barre stations off the back of the antenna. Including sub-channels we probably get 30-40 watchable channels.  The performance is better than is predicted by the online sites which map signal strength vs. broadcast antenna locations, power,, etc and factor in location and height of the receiving antenna. I suspect my reception would be considerably better if the antenna was mounted 10' higher above the roof and we used a rotor.
3042542
I live in a small town, not in one of the major urban areas 30 miles from my home. I opted for the 50 mile amplified antenna and I couldn't be happier with the results. I literally just put it in the window, not mounted or anything just sitting tilted to one side, a very lazy install. I get 44 channels and the picture on the majority of them is pretty fantastic. I only recently became a cord cutter after the cable company tried to jack up my rates again. I'm seriously considering purchasing a second one to hook to my TV card on my computer to use as a DVR for Windows Media Center.
4495089
As expected quality and for the price it was a worthwhile experiment. But I seriously doubt the 80-mile claim. I'm 63 miles out and it does pick up most of the stations, but average signal strength on both my Sony and Samsung HDTV's max's out at around 50-55. I ended up purchasing a MUCH more expensive Antennas Direct square array model that worked a lot better and pulled in an additional 11 stations. Still, timely deliver, ease of returns and low cost made it a no-brainer to try first.
884596
The product said it would receive station up to 50 miles. The number of stations I got in the Pleasanton area was 5, 2 were HD. At the Sacramento area, I got 9. All were within 15 miles. It is compact, it can be used indoors or mounted in the attic. It is pretty easy to set up with good mounting brackets and adjustments. I have not tried any other antennas so I don't know how it compares with other antennas. I asked my neighbor who has a large fishbone style antenna, their reception was no better. This product is ok depending on where you live and how many stations you have within 15 miles. You do get free over the air regular and HD T.V channels. It is small enough to take with you to have something to watch while camping. This antenna does work, just check with Antenna web first and lower your expectations.
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By my experience, it all about your location - digital antenna works as long as it is in the right place and pointed correctly. Sometimes the signal is lost, and I have a direct line of sight to the TV broadcast antannas from the location of this antanna; but I have also noticed that some TV's pick up a better signal than other TV's using the exact same antenna (all else equal). I am about 45 miles from the distribtuion center and a clear line of sight. Works ok.  By the way, the amplified antennas do not work for digital, its all about location, direction, and tuner capabalities.

NOTHING BEATS FREE TV - get rid of cable or Satellite - and for less than one month of that, you can have FREE TV with a better picture (local stations only)
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Over time, I have purchased several of these 50-mile range amplified HDTV antenna's with mixed results.  Not mixed results as to the antenna itself, but the "service" provided by the unit.  And no - this is not a complaint.  Quite the contrary.  It's a compliment.

The first unit, I installed outside a window of my 18th floor condo unit in downtown Fort Lauderdale.  After playing with the HDTV antenna and moving it around for about 15 minutes for "best position" and reception, I found myself receiving several dozen television channels from South Miami-Dade north to West Palm Beach.  The performance of this antenna in this particular location allowed me to "cut the cord" and disconnect cable service with Comcast.

The second unit, I installed at my house in Lake Placid, Florida.  Different arrangement and the home is in the middle of no where.  For the sake of my kids, I had basic cable service.  Installation of the antenna was hidden in a tall tree in the back yard.  Not the best arrangement, I ran coax cable up the side of the tree (hidden well) and into the our family room.  A bit of a pain as I had to climb up and down the tree five separate times in order to obtain "best reception" but we ended up with 17 television channels from the West Palm Beach and Orlando area.  Like the condo in South Florida, I turned off the cable television.

The third unit, I installed at my office in Vero Beach, Florida.  Different arrangement than both homes, but not unhappy.  Installation of this particular antenna was outside a one-story duplex office near a satellite dish.  Coaxial cable to the television and we ended up with about 20 channels from the Orlando and Melbourne, Florida area.  Antenna is only about 12 feet from the ground and not in the best area, but that's my problem - I guess.  Installation of this HDTV amplified antenna allowed me to "cut the cord" at work and say good bye to Comcast.

You cannot beat the price and performance of this 50 mile range amplified HDTV antenna.  Just like the old days when you had to play with the "rabbit ears" for best result, you need to do the same here.  Thinking of cutting the cord and need an HDTV antenna that is small, compact and affordable?  You need to try this product.

Bill Lewis
Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida.
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I bought this antenna based on the Amazon reviews and the recommendation of a friend who lives near me. I live an hour north of Denver (roughly 60 miles), so I needed a long-range antenna. Based on what I'd read, I was prepared to mount this antenna in my attic (I live in a 2-story house) and figure out a way to run the cable down to the basement where my splitters are. Instead, I first tried mounting it on the existing mounting hardware that my satellite dish had been on. It was only about 12 feet off the ground on the side of the house, but it was pointing in the right direction so I thought it might work. Plus I wouldn't have to run any extra cable at all--just plug it in to the existing line. I ran the channel scan on my TV ... and it worked! So easy, I couldn't believe it. I pick up ALL the digital channels that were listed for my area, and they all come in clearly. I haven't tried it up high yet to see if it comes in better, but honestly it comes in great already. It was worth paying the extra money for this long-range antenna. So far I'm very pleased with it.
3658576
It works Perfectly for my HD TV. The signal is good at 25 feet. there are still room for improvement. keep it up!
2575294
This is an amazing antenna! It really does get 50 channels with great reception. I followed the instructions and if the antenna gets bumped, I do a channel scan. I have it laying flat on the television stand.
3091247
Purchased this antenna for my parents who live in a rural area that does not have access to cable and they did not want a dish system. They are located in a high area, but are about 60 to 100 miles from nearest broadcasting cities and this antenna picks up many channels for them with very clear pictures on their HD TV.  This antenna replaced a similar Winegard antenna that was damaged by a large falling branch during a windstorm.