Xtreme Signal 8-Bay Bowtie Outdoor HDTV Antenna 65 Mile VHF/UHF (HDB8X)

I tried every indoor antenna I could find but could not get channel 4 (ABC). Turns out it is on Mt Spokane. The opposite direction of the rest. I put this antenna up on the roof where my old satellite dish mount is. Now I get all the local stations. I run it through my Tivo Romio which pulls up the local tv guide as well as allowing me to DVR shows. I don't miss satellite at all.

Seems to work well, able to receive stations within the specified range. However, in winds the antenna wants to fold up no matter how hard I tighten the wing nuts. Had to fabricate a brace for the bottom so that it would remain flat or folded out position.

I got mast up and antenna installed. have one set pointed to St Louis and other set pointed East, I am receiving almost 40 stations clearly, Last windstorm made the antenna U shaped.

I have 2 of these put up in different directions with a preamp booster ,works great get around 25 different channels. Have put up the same setup for a friend and they get more channels than I do. Would recommend this product

I am very pleased with this antenna. The picture and sound are great from 35 miles away although it is only mounted about 15 feet above ground. Shipping and service was great.

Most days In getting Toronto which is 60 + miles away.Got a rotator,Can get Erie Pa. I got a Preamp coming to see what else I can receive. Seems to very well made.

A very good antenna, sturdy, strong reception from stations over 80 miles away, but keep these things in mind to avoid a lot of frustration: 1. Due to shape, it's like a sail, there is a fair amount of wind resistance compared to yagi design. Mine was up 10' on a heavy-duty mast (not guyed) and 60 mph wind gusts bent the mast, never happened with the all-channel yagi monster it replaced. 2. Despite the claims, the bowtie design is intrinsically UHF, but this one will work decently for high VHF if the combiner is replaced with a VHF/UHF model (do a search on eBay), the one provided on the antenna is for UHF frequency band only. 3. Extremely sensitive to movement, signal strength fluctuates wildly if the antenna moves the slightest bit in the wind, probably due to its being highly directional, which results in deep-fringe range ability but it must be rock-stable.

This is the best Antenna ever I get all nice strong signal.

We have had Dish for 15+ years. After finally taking a chance in buying a OTA antenna, I cannot believe the channels we are pulling in, 65 as of todays scan. Some well over 65 miles away.And we are very rural country side with Alot of Maple, pines and tall oak trees. The picture quality is amazing compared to Satellite. HD like we never saw it before! We will be cutting the cord and using the money to pay other more important things, which we should have done many years ago.

We are extremely amazed with the channels we are recieving. We are still in the process of finding the exact location we will be making the antennas permanent home. Certain places we have pulled in 65 channels from as far as 65-70 miles away. I may purchase a 2nd one to place near my sons room as right now we have almost a 100 ft length coax run. And if we run his tv off this run then we will be well over 100ft. I could have never thought we could pull this many ota channels in. Look at the $$ these satellite (which we will be telling to take a hike) companies are making off people!! Tired wasting that money, which could be paying off more important things.