Xtreme Signal 8-Bay Bowtie Outdoor HDTV Antenna 65 Mile VHF/UHF (HDB8X)
- Brand: Xtreme Signal
- P\N: HDB8X
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Description
Xtreme Signal 8-Bay Bowtie Outdoor HDTV Antenna 65 Mile VHF/UHF (HDB8X)
Key Features:
- Receives signal from stations up to 65 miles away in a single direction
- 17.5dB of gain for ultra-high reception in a compact TV antenna
- Directional design offers reception within a 60° beamwidth
- Built for high-VHF and UHF reception where 90% of channels broadcast
- 6-month limited warranty
- Xtreme Flexibility - panels can be aimed in different directions
- Xtreme Gain - 17.5dB of gain from two, 4-bay bowties
- Built-in transformer for direct 75 ohm (coax) connection
- Mounts on masts up to 2" outer diameter (mast not included)
- Beam width approximately 60° wide (out of 360°)
Specifications:
- Assembled approximate rectangle measures: 33" tall by 48" wide
- Each double section measures 33" tall x 22" wide
What's In the Box:
- HDB8X TV antenna
- Mounting clamp for attaching antenna to a mast
- Weather boot to protect the 75 ohm connection
- Instructions
The Xtreme Signal 8-Bay Bowtie Outdoor HDTV Antenna is one of the strongest low-profile HDTV antennas on the market. Its 8-bowtie design allows it to achieve the power of some 10ft antennas in a small form factor. This design also enables you to aim at two TV markets at once, if needed.
With the Xtreme Signal antenna, you can receive signals from stations up to 65 miles away in a single direction. This high reception is due to the 17.5dB of gain from two, 4-bay bowties. The directional design offers reception within a 60° beamwidth, making it ideal for high-VHF and UHF reception where 90% of channels broadcast.
Installation is easy with the included mounting clamp for attaching the antenna to a mast and a weather boot to protect the 75 ohm. Please note that the mast and cable are not included. We recommend RG6 cable, sold separately.
Experience the power and flexibility of the Xtreme Signal 8-Bay Bowtie Outdoor HDTV Antenna. Order now and enjoy crystal clear TV reception!
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94 reviews
Great product
by Jerry
I live in an rural area away from any major cities. This is a great antenna and it picks up many channels. . I liked it so much that I purchased 2 more antennas, one for my daughter and the other for my dad. They were both happy with the results.
Not great
by Tyler
The reception on this antenna is significantly worse than a $50 one I got off of amazon.
Easy mounting
by TZ
Great reception, was able to receive signals from two different markets Chicago & Milwaukee.
As advertised
by Matthew
Easy to assemble, easy to install. We immediately began receiving 80 channels. Being able to aim in 2 directions at once sealed the deal.
8-bay bow
by Bob
works fine!
Great antenna note assembly pics.
by F Walker
Very satisfied. Product/ antenna was well packaged. Easy to set up however you must pay close attention to the pictures. It is easy to attach the cross beams in the wrong orientation. Simple fix but adds time to an otherwise quick and easy assembly process.
I needed better step by step written instructions.
by MARK PEPPER
Received it in good condition! Written instructions were horrible, at least for a non mechanically inclined person (person with 10 thumbs & never had any dealings putting together a TV antenna)! But, I managed by finding a video showing how to put it together.
Great antenna for the money!!
by Paul Y.
Great antenna for the money! It was easy to put together and combined with the mast mounts it was easy to get it 25ft in the air!
works very well !
by Kevin L Young
very good antenna mounts Easly also it points in two directions easy to adjust direction.
XTREME SIGNAL 8-BAY BOWTIE - easy install/good quality
by Randy
Easy to assemble (about a dozen screws/wing nuts). Allowed access to multiple stations at 283 degree/12 miles and 118 degree/35 miles from my location. Easily mounted on the attic rafters of my garage (metal roof on the house/asphalt on the separate garage). Insignificant signal loss by being in the attic plus 150 ft Quad Shielded RG 6 cable run. I could not find an orientation that allowed access to stations located at 55 degree/24 miles without picking up redundant 283/118 degree signals (assumed from the rear of the antenna). Please remember it does not come with a mast!