Five Star Outdoor Digital Amplified HDTV Antenna - up to 200 Mile Long Range,Directional 360 Degree Rotation,HD 4K 1080P FM, Supports 5 TVs Plus Installation Kit and Mounting Pole

Easy to assemble and did a great job bring alot of channels to my home

Just installed on my new house roof. Had to pick up signals from towers approx. 25 miles mikes away and about 65 degrees apart from each other according to ANTENNA POINT. Get that app, ANTENNA POINT, and it will show you the direction of all the towers near you. Amazingly, all stations come in VERY clearly. ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX all come in which is really all I wanted. Of course you get all of the other sub-stations too, but I don’t watch those very often. In total, 40+ stations. Won’t need to use the rotating option since a got all the stations I need. I did try it, and it seemed a bit jerky when it was rotating. Also, unless you are outside looking at it, you have no way to tell which direction it is pointing. So for my use, set it and forget it. I even have quite a few trees to contend with, and that doesn’t seem to matter. My associate who climbed up on the roof to install it thought the antenna seemed a bit flimsy since it is light aluminum. Time will tell. For now it is great.Best antenna under 70 bucks.

This product was easy to put together, easy to install (on a corner of my roof accessible from deck so no ladder). It gets all of the stations in my immediate area that are accessible. It does not reach 200 miles for sure. No storms or rain yet. Have not figured out how to make it rotate yet.

Easy to assemble, definitely improved reception. Television station transmitters are about 30 mi west of me and it works well

I received the package in good condition, no signs of damage, and promptly shipped... unfortunately, after putting together the antenna, mounting it to my home, and running the cable along the eaves of my roof, I sadly realized the motor doesn't work at all... all cables are installed in reference to the instructions, nothing mistreated or crimped, but it's just a no-go... the box lights up when I use the remote, but nothing ever happens... it's my opinion that 40 ft. Of cable, combined with the length the signal has to go throughout your home to various tvs, Is just too far for the power signal to travel to actuate the motor....although I've never heard of this setup of power for a rotator motor running through an ordinary coax cable, maybe a signal amplifier might help, but after reading other's comments about the various antennas using this kind of rotator motor, that the motors aren't worth producing......You know the old saying, you get what you pay for, well, i had the option to get a very similar one for as cheap as $ 24, but i opted for the $ 89.95 model, hoping to pull in the 200 mile range it boasted of... fortunately for me, I have a very clear path towards Houston, found the sweet spot to adjust the anntenna to, ( by repeatedly climbing the ladder, dropping down the antenna mast to a point i can reach the antenna , then setting up the mast again, and re-scanning until i found 79 clear channels....keep in mind tho, I was receiving 54 channels before, using an old set of rabbit ears, with a broken mast, sitting on a table on my front porch with the cable run under my front door....update on this purchase…. The antenna rotator did not work straight oit of the box…. Will not move the antenna even one inch…. It started out getting good signals at first, the highest # being 96 channels at one incedent. As time went by, it git weaker and weaker, and now I’m having to turn the antenna naually with a broom handle no less than ten times or more per day…. This damn thing is going to give a stroke….its a piece of crap, and no where near worth what i paid for it ( $89.95 ) Run ! Run far away from any possibility of buying this worthless unit….

I mounted the antenna approximately 30 feet above the ground for my best line of sight opportunity towards local network stations. This was most important. I used online station locating websites per my home address. All stations were between 40 to 50 miles in distance and 95 percent of them were very close in pointing azimuth. The motor worked as advertised making and testing directional movements. There are many variables to consider in what is actually physically possible with distance with reception claims. The actual network broadcast stations vary in design (not all equal) with favorable frequency assignments and broadcast FCC power outputs. This is a variable that may limit the best quality of signal especially during sunset times and of course poor weather conditions if beyond 40 miles in range. With all considered for my location and line of sight performance I would suggest a more modest max distance rating of 45 miles in expectations especially if you’re looking for 100 percent reception 24 hours a day. Overall I believe the antenna is preforming good with my installation on major network towers. Bottomline a realistic outdoor antenna average performance rating in my opinion. As always a good opportunity to research radio frequency antenna fundamentals with your local environmental variables to set your expectations.

A very good antenna. 100 miles from tower and it picks up 42 channels.

I am thoroughly impressed with this antenna. After testing it back-to-back against another popular amplified model, this one was the clear winner by a huge margin.My Setup: To provide context, my setup is challenging. The antenna is mounted on the roof of a three-story commercial building and it's connected via a very long 150-foot run of RG11 coaxial cable.The Test & Results: I was initially hesitant because the specs on the box focus on UHF, and my area has important channels in the High-VHF band. However, I decided to test it against an antenna that explicitly advertised VHF performance. In a direct, same-day comparison, this Five Star antenna pulled in an amazing 93 channels! This included every single local network on both UHF and VHF, all with perfect picture quality. To boot, I was doing this during a thunderstorm!For comparison, the other antenna (ANTAN AN-5013ORV) could only find 71 channels in the same exact spot. This Five Star antenna outperformed it by more than 20 channels.Conclusion: The built-in amplifier is clearly very powerful and has a low noise figure, easily overcoming the significant signal loss from my long cable run. If you have a challenging installation and need a powerful, reliable antenna, I can't recommend this one enough. It performs far better than its specs might suggest.

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The Antenna is made for the U.S. not Australia. It doesn't work. So no point in selling this here. All we want is a power box as this is the only thing that doesn't work. However they won't sell it separately. It is erected and hard to get down. I'm trying to get a power box. I have sent emails and I can't get any help. Not happy.

Put this up at our hunting camp. Got three channels which is good enough for us. Install was easy.

Non sono ancora riuscito a farla funzionare perché l'alimentatore ha l'attacco è voltaggio non compatibile. Ho trovatoUn trasformatore da 220 volt, uscita 15 a 2ampere, si accende il led di Power e la luce verde di ricezione del telecomando,ma l'antenna non dà segni di vita. Un po' deluso 😞

Muy facil de instalar y cumple con su funcion