Range Xperts 80 Mile Outdoor HD TV Antenna

AWESOME PERFORMANCE. More than double the 50 channels to 104 channels on each TV set!+5more stars for super cheap price for quality antenna for double the rating 5 -> 10 starsSimple set up (5-minutes) & installation (10-minutes).Installation sheet not clear, so use common sense to assemble based on image of product. Pay special attention to pre-drilled hole pattern and position on main shaft as assembly guide.Antenna is about 3' long and 1' high and 2' wide.The Range Xperts 80 Mile Antenna augmented an existing antenna system inside 2-story attic that consisted of:(A) Old school Colormaster UHF/VHF Television Yagi Antenna ~8.5'x7'x2'(B) BAMF 2-Way Coax Cable Splitter/Combiner Bi-Directional MoCA 5-2300MHz. (YES, can combine antenna signals)(C) Winegard LNA-200 Boost XT Digital HDTV Preamplifier(D) PCT-MA2-8P 8-Port Bi-Directional Cable TV HDTV Amplifier Splitter Signal BoosterDiagram of antenna system:Xpert (~310deg)---| | (B)----->(C)----->(D)-------->3-TVs |(A ~340deg)--------|Total distance from (A) to (D) about 4' coax cabling. From (D) to TVs is about 60' to each TV.Antenna is located in 2-story attic house located in San Jose, California. From current location, broadcast towers mostly 340degree & 298degree & about 180degree to south, each about 40 to 80 miles away. Original antenna system had only (A)Yagi antenna (at 340degree) with (C)preamp & (D)amplifier splitter catching about 50channels on each of 3 TVs. Most channels were strong.NBC was weak due to 238degree direction. Didn't want to install expensive antenna rotator to existing system. Was looking into augmenting existing system with another Yagi antenna but limited in attic space. Skipped the hype on omni-directional panel antennas. Found this "Range Xperts Outdoor Antenna" at amazing price and good substitute for large Yagi antenna. Installed antenna pointing ~310degree so I can catch stations around 298degree and opposite 140degree. Augmented my strong reception to over 100 local stations, more than I need.

Review for 80 Mile Outdoor Tv Antenna - This yagi antenna works wonderfully. Most of the channels are between about 5 miles and 40 miles away. One is 87 miles, with a pretty big signal. Antenna is only about 12 feet up in air. I even put it on a splitter between front and back bedroom, using Direct TV coax that was there, and they both work great. Didn't need an amplifier.Customer service is great also. Would recommend

I live in metropolitan Minneapolis/St. Paul and had originally installed a Winegard FreeVision, which reliably received all of our local stations. We love to watch channel 41 from Big Lake MN, which is 35 miles NW of us, but the Winegard's weak signal resulted in alot of intermittent digital snow. The YPS-500 gives a much stronger interference-free signal. It is small and sturdy, and hides behind my fireplace chimney. I am using it in conjunction with a Winegard LNA-200 outdoor amp.

Product works better than described! I checked the website in the product description for the television stations that I should be able to receive and there are a few that were "out-of-range," yet I am picking them up and they are clear!

With pre-amp it is receiving from 65 miles. No pixels, without pre-amp, not so good. I would rate it as a pretty good antenna for the money and was surprised by how small it was and what it pulled it. This little antenna replace an 8 foot long antenna and receives in better signals.

Got it yesterday.  WORKS GREAT Hubby says channels look better than they did with cable.  Thank you so very much for all of your help. Best of all tons of FREE channels

It works very well. Seems to work great just generally aimed at the broadcasting towers. Fairly small and easy to assemble as well.

The new antenna works great. I'm getting way more channels than I did with my indoor . Easy to assemble & lightweight.