Xtreme Signal 70 Mile VHF/UHF Yagi Outdoor TV Antenna (HDB91X)

I am thankful for SolidSignal, I have been able to ditch hi cost Dish bill every month with my purchase of this antenna. I am pulling in 15 channels from 125 miles away from me. Haven't yet installed the second one yet. It will be installed to pull in signal from Arkansas. Thanks again .

Very good UHF antenna, picked up a lot more stations than old antenna. Same VHF channels as old antenna, but the area only has a couple VHF channels

Surpassed all expectations! Best reception ever!

well built, larger than I thought but that's good, picks up stations great even at ground level. Have it mounted on mast and tripod in the yard till weather breaks. can't wait till it's mounted on roof to see how much more it picks up.

Antenna is mounted in attic in rance home. Picks up over 60 channels perfectly from the Cleveland and Akron Ohio area. Distance is about 50 miles line of sight. And points through tall trees ( no leaves at this time, but I anticipate no reduction in quality). I have used this antenna in 6 different installs with great results.

Works for me. I had the expensive Winegard long range antenna but after about 18 years it fell apart. The front boom finally twisted and elements started bending from many winters and wind. This and my old one are mounted about 20' at side of house. Since I rarely watch TV anymore I decided to go with this less expensive one. In my case it depends on the weather for how many channels you get. From a low of 11-18 on a cloudy rainy day to 45 on a clear sunny day. I have a rotator and live East of Cleveland which is about 45 miles to a cluster of stations to the West. Very lightweight, less unsightly and easy to assemble and install over the bigger ones. To bad the weather effects it so much. Maybe if I had a higher pole it would get more channels. If I was still a TV freak I would have gotten another long range Winegard but it does the job for me and I saved a lot of money....Not to sure about the 70 mile claim in description.

When it comes to maximum gain and distance size matters and the HD91X is one of the largest UHF antennas available. Despite all the fake mileage and gain claims made by antenna companies these days, the larger antenna, the longer the range.

After two years of having this antenna, it is still working great. It withstands heavy wind, rain, snow and ice. You can see my previous two reviews by scrolling down. I live 62 miles east of the broadcast towers in Columbus, OH. All signals received are UHF and are still strong with no pre-amp. 100' of RG6 quad core coax from the antenna into my house. I do use an indoor powered distribution amplifier to feed 3 TVs. I couldn't be more please with the reception. The mast clamp has held it in place for two years now even after heavy winds. Highly recommend this antenna for UHF signals.

after comparing antennas decided to try this one. mounted on top 40 ft tower with quality RG6 cable and amp. can usually get 30 to 35 stations from my area. This morning we had a weather inversion and was able to get stations in Abilene, tx, Ft Worth, TX, Midland, Odessa TX and San Angelo TX. All total picked up close to 54 stations. From my location some of these stations probably were close to 400 miles or better from me. Very glad I choose this antenna.

I recently had a 30 foot tower installed and bought this Antenna for Green Bay. Green Bay is 50 miles away from my house. Worked out perfectly. Even get channel 11 which is broadcasting on channel 12.