HD Free Unlimited 100 Mile Indoor/Outdoor Antenna - Is It Legit?

[@AntennaMan]

📡 Do you have reception problems? Consider an antenna recommendation from me below: 👉 www.antennamanpa.com/antenna-recommendations.html

[@randallwilliams7338]

I am wanting an antenna like this in about 2 months. I will have to see about it myself.

[@davidravitch]

I found one of these WITHOUT the amplifier.. how will NO AMPLIFIER affect the signal/channel availability. City of San Diego, here. Thanks!

[@chater10001]

I bought this antenna, It works great in my area. Beats messing around with rabbit ears.

[@BillAnt]

But messing around with those rabbit ears is a whole lot of fun! lol

[@0pelman]

AntennaMan - You'd be proud of me. We lost cable during the recent tropical storm (Isaias) out here, east of NYC, about 30 miles away. I made my own "4k high definition digital 1080/720 compatible" /sarc antenna with a few yards of 20 gage solid copper wire. I fashioned it into four dipole elements, three in the range of 9" to 10 1/2" (half wave for UHF 24 to 40) and one 32" (half wave VHF 7 for WABC). Clipped it to the curtain rod in the living room (window has fiberglass screen). Bent the wires of each to form an "arrow" of about 30 degrees and pointed it toward the transmitters in lower Manhattan. For the larger ABC element (VHF), I bent the wire to point the arrow a bit more north to get their transmitter in Times Square. I didn't add a reflector since it'd get too unwieldly for a living room fixture. Ran it thru a 300-75 ohm transformer and coax to the TV. I got 35 digital channels (lots of multicasts) - crystal clear and stable. Later on, I got one of those junk ClearTV mousepad things to see if it'd do better than my Frankenstein antenna. In the same exact location, it got 22 channels. VHF totally disappeared. I wanted to share this to reaffirm that you are ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. Antennas are just pieces of metal and the size of elements - and the location of the antenna - determines what channels you get.

[@AydenOakes]

Hello

[@BenInSeattle]

Thanks for this. My neighbor just asked me to help her setup her Magnavox antenna that makes the same claims (amplified signal, 4K HDTV, insane distance). I had been wondering about how legit these things are after I unplugged the power supply and there was no change *at* *all* in the signal strength. I had expected the signal to drop out completely.

[@kb1kos]

I am reminded of the evening I and other technicians convinced an apprentice that a stainless steel fork made an FM antenna. There was no antenna on the receiver, so somebody stuck a fork in the antenna jack, and it worked, 10 miles from Hartford. Our rationale was that it wasn't the size that mattered, but the material. It was a rare type of metal.

[@StewartMarkley]

As a retired RF and radar engineer as well as an audio and video engineer, I have to that you are spot on with your explanations and recommendations. Keep up the good work lad. PS - I live near Pittsburgh so I can play around with the ATSC 3.0 stuff but I'm more into audio designing these days.

[@cattigereyes1]

Samsung smart TVs offer free channels with just a internet connection. Pluto Tv app, crackle, Tubi Tv app, Crunchyroll all offer free channels with a internet connection. Smart TV sticks can help non smart TVs. One can even use a raspberry pi connected to a tv to create a video player.

[@cjlowe1650]

True. I use my raspberry pi 4 with a VPN and a few IPTV links to get free cable channels on my TV. I just connect it via HDMI. It's not as good as cable box but it gets great reception and it's free.

[@deasttn]

I like pluto tv, but sometimes I want to watch nbc, cbs or abc

[@BuffyNoir140]

@@deasttn yes, I want my local channels

[@deasttn]

@@BuffyNoir140 over the air antenna may work, if you are close enough to the broadcast antennas. Works great for me using an inexpensive antenna that you can buy almost anywhere

[@oskardeoz6823]

​@@deasttn use a tv antenna with a tabloo or sling device

[@sofianemachani7274]

Wow!!! This man is making honest and trustful statements, this man should run for president

[@dannymcse]

I bought a $6 antennae that works well with my Roku streaming stations - together it looks and feels like cable

[@BengalsFan614]

I live in Columbus OH and have a big antenna on my roof I get over 120 channels from most of Ohio and Indianapolis and Pittsburgh if the weather isn't bad 👍

[@r_b5951]

I tried one of these antennas in 2018 for about a month. Cost was more like $90. It didn't get as many channels, AND as dependably as a Clearstream antenna I paid about $45 dollars for in 2010. This model of antenna brought in NO channels more than 30 miles away. I live in a relatively flat area of Texas and it brought in a total of 16 stations - on it's best day. My 8 year old Clearstream brought in 22-26 channels - in the same attic location. So I returned this one for a refund.

[@EiskaffeeVR]

something you forgot to point out is it also lists tbs as one of the channels and thats a cable exclusive channel

[@lonniewilliamson2569]

Just bought an antenna just like that ( one of the Andtop big boy models) and just set it INSIDE my house next to my tv and was surprised how well it works. I had a Mohu Glide that picked up 38- 43 depending on the weather and the Andtop picked up 54 right away. I am in the Baltimore area and with this it seems to be able to pick up a few of the DC channels that the Mohu struggled with.

[@astonmarjo]

You didn't show whether or not it works as this is what consumers need to see. This is what I have to see for me to know a person did their homework on the product in question. Please show the results of allowing watchers to see for themselves. Thanks 👍

[@shawnspillman653]

I have the Antop version. I have been pleased with it.

[@christophersmith1155]

when looking at an antenna herring bone shape. which side is the receiving front ? < or > this ?

[@christophermattox3972]

Introducing the 1,000,000 mile indoor/outdoor 4K TV antenna. It has Bluetooth connection and wi-fi. It captures the signal from many miles of the broadcast tower. Please don’t ask us how it does it, it does what it does.

[@brackdala5270]

I have an old little rca antenna with vhf and uhf... it has like a thing you can turn on it for vhf or uhf. I think those older antennas work better than those new ones

[@zoppie]

I wish more companies would offer a specific low VHF model. I can get high VHF and UHF well enough, but an antenna that focuses exclusively on channels 2-6 would help enormously. I did find two such models online, both sold out and no word as to when they might be available again.

[@AntennaMan]

There are several low VHF antennas out there. Here's an example of one - amzn.to/3httFOH

[@zoppie]

@@AntennaMan A bit pricey. No doubt because it has high VHF and UHF elements on it which are superfluous for me. But thanks!

[@genesky61]

Truth and Quality Practical and Useful Information. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- www.wadeantenna.com has what you are looking for. Wade Antenna advertises to CATV and Professionals however any one can buy them. For the most part Wade Antenna sells thru distributors. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A combiner also known as separator/joiner is required to connect VHF Low Band Antenna to the VHF High/UHF Antenna. Most of them say , Low and High , or words to that effect. Looks like a splitter , however is not a splitter. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[@eCitizen1]

Have you ever tested any of the DIY antennas such as the TRI-4 simple antenna?

[@SILVATION]

Really APPRECIATE your HONESTY. DON'T EVER CHANGE. Keep up the great work that you do!! Be Safe and Thanks!

[@bobtob5714]

Earth is flat you dolt...

[@joshm264]

I've seen many cheap flat antennas that have claimed 980 miles before! Also, I recommend building your own antenna, cheaper and more customizable

[@morganrussman]

Jeesh, people are that clueless (face palms)?

[@kimfancher3847]

How do you build your own

[@Comedy4cast]

I also like the way the commercial shows the antenna placed in the house, nowhere near a window. Absolutely the best location. LOL!

[@BillAnt]

Hey "As Seen On TV!" lol

[@commonsense332]

I got 150 miles with a 8 bay bowtie antenna and did some modifying it so it's possible! I live in the high desert this is why!

[@danpete6623]

The only way you can get TV channels over 100 miles is during tropo weather

[@patrickmartin4996]

Or if you live on a mountain top.

[@patrickmartin4996]

@Kirk Moore I've done that with FM. Getting FM from Vancouver BC to Eugene OR. Here at Sea Level with an FM Yagi, I get FM that far, but not as strong.

[@patrickmartin4996]

@Kirk Moore I live on the Northern Oregon Coast, about 250 miles South of Vancouver BC and 150 miles North of Eugene. I have Korner 9.2 FM Yagi I bought via Germany a few years ago. Only 81 inches long, but a great antenna. From Vancouver CFMI 101.1 and CHQM-103.5 are regulars. CFRO 100.5 is another. Plus several others come and go. Eugene regularly gives me 99.1 and the others come and go. To the East, KPQ 102.1 Wentatchee WA is regular. So the dial is pretty active here. Better with Trops as I get Coos Bay then. Fun FM stuff. I wish I could do that with TV! Got lots of E Skip through the years, but for Trops with a Winegard 6065 (125 inches long) I heard Eureka CA and Spokane WA on Trops.

[@patrickmartin4996]

@Kirk Moore Back in the analog days of the 70s & 80s, I used to get FM & TV Skip. My best TV E Skip was Ch 4 in Columbus OHIO. My best FM E Skip was probably St. Louis or Harlingen TX. I have a Sony HD Radio and with the Korner antenna, I will land on a Seattle station running HD and it is co channel with a local, wiping out the local, but only if I get it in HD. FM from Seattle is normal here at about 140 miles. The stuff on Cougar Mt is the best in signal.

[@villumschroeder1255]

@Kirk Moore Not to mention all the Mexican channels too.

[@ktown6343]

Love the channel. I tried the Marathon antenna on a 25 ft pole, I live 88 miles from St louis. I get 38 watchable channels but have pick up as many as 55 channels.

[@AntennaMan]

It's not a bad antenna but there are plenty better out there.

[@LaJoBa1]

I have a $30.00 Mediasonic HD TV Outdoor Antenna 80 Miles Range Support UHF / VHF on a 25' mast with a 4 channel master distribution amp. Scan 80+ channels most of the time... It's flat here in Florida. And it survived Hurricane Ian and some tropical storms.

[@swinde]

I have my living room TV on an attic mounted FM antenna. It is aligned to the south. All of the network antennas are south ranging from about 20 miles to 35 miles. The farther stations only are reliable in humid weather with considerable cloud cover. I am going to buy an (amplified) antenna you recommended when I have the extra money. I will also mount it in the attic.

[@drivesecure2476]

just saw the ad on tv found your video good info !!!!

[@Resist4]

Really wish the FTC would do their job and stop claims like this! Companies like this are so bold because the FTC doesn't do much, that they aren't even afraid and take out TV commercials like this.

[@AntennaMan]

Same

[@firstelvys]

"What do I think of this antenna, I'll tell you in a second." Seeing the expression on your face told me what the answer would be. Lmao!!

[@BillAnt]

What can I say.... "As-Seen-on-TV" trinkets usually don't have a great performance.... probably a "Gotham copper pan" would pick up a better signal. lol While many folks don't realize that you can stream a bunch of free 4k channels through sites or apps like Pluto-TV, or low cost Philo, etc.

[@kevinjones3224]

I haven't got anymore channels in my area yet some still off the air and don't know when they'll return hopefully I'll get a better signal with 2 amplifier boosters which did help some

[@hillarysimmons7485]

THANKS A MILLION FOR YOUR VIDEO and TRUTHFUL Commentary..because of AMERICAN CITIZENS, as YOU are, makes this a BETTER WORLD to LIVE in!!! Great Job Tyler.

[@jeremiesanders7620]

Time are hard what is the best in door Antanna I had dish cost to much

[@Otto8845]

I'm sure that it would be better than the Clear TV antenna.

[@dwightherrington7793]

I bought an ematic tv tuner u suggested hooked it up but never gained any channels actually lost 7 of my 10 channels i hooked it up to the directions that actually didnt make any sense to me which dont say much for me cuz im not electronic savvy. I dont know whats happend.

[@BenInSeattle]

I just opened up the circuit for the amplifier in a "Free 4K HD Unlimited" Magnavox antenna and was surprisedto see that it has less than 99¢ worth of parts inside of it. The input signal connects to only three components: a 10 Henry coil goes to +5V DC; a 1 nF capacitor goes to the output; and a 1A diode also goes to the output. That's it! It seems the inductor is the only thing that could plausibly be amplifying the signal, since the other two are filters, but I don't know much about RF. @AntennaMan, have you opened up these gizmos? It this typically how an antenna amplifier works?

[@dwanavent3067]

I love my Clear TV antenna! No cable in 8 years.

[@Kw1161]

They basically confirmed what you said, since they used the word diameter, not distance or radius. The antenna is located between two major city such as New York and Philadelphia approximately 50 miles between each market or within the 100 mile diameter you should be able to pickup both of the major stations depending where the antenna is aimed. However, you won't be able to pickup New York in Philadelphia or vice versa. So the advertisement is legal, just mis-leading.

[@victorarnone2013]

Retired NYC transmitter engineer. Most transmission antennas even have a 'beam tilt' so that a stronger signal can achieved within the area of the curvature of the earth coverage area. I wonder if some of these exaggerated claims antenna marketers haven't tried to get you banned or get your endorsement. Keep telling the truth.

[@coffeebuzzard]

This is why I’m a flat earther, so there is no curvature of the earth and my antennae can reach every channel everywhere.

[@MeowStationOrignal]

Your almost at 100k subscribers congratulations.

[@skillsforkills762]

It does not really matter if you scan 1 channel or infinite channels because it still does not mean you will be able to watch them. I am in woodville Texas, lots of trees, with a antenna 30 feet up I can scan hundreds of channels but the same 5 channels are all that ACTUALLY play. 4-1, 4-2, 4-3, 4-4 and 4-5! That would be dabl, tbd, comet(has sliders) stadium and charge. Most channels you scan mostly play out dated shows and movies also duplicate channels!

[@keithwittman4741]

I have a Vizio smart TV, without a coax connection. What would I need to connect an antenna?

[@AntennaMan]

You will need the DTV box below connected to the Vizio TV with an HDMI cable: amzn.to/2ELWA2h

[@lukepaulez117]

I saw Tbs in commercial it used to be local but not anymore

[@Toto4730]

Tyler,run your test on it and upload it to KZbin.👍👊

[@Toto4730]

@Adymn Sani Yeah really.👍👊😂

[@CraigThorne]

@Adymn Sani Then beat it with a pingdingbing antenna.

[@ya3693]

Hallo Sr. I reside next to the MX border 78526 area;2nd floor apt and flat area. My previous antenna "died"🤷🏼‍♂️.works wonders...alledgelly up to 70 miles. Now I need a new one...Which one is better for my area? I can't set outside antennas...😫

[@joelsheman5318]

Mr. Antenna Man, have you noticed if some TV manufacturers have better receivers than others? I have two TVs connected to a single antenna using an amplifier/splitter that was recommended in one of your other videos. One TV receives 29 digital channels but the other only receives 16. I would really like to hear your opinion about the quality of receivers from different TV manufacturers.

[@AntennaMan]

Yes, I have a video on this topic.

[@joeblow8593]

I've never seen that "HD Unlimited" commercial although I have seen that "Clear TV" commercial run ad nauseam

[@joshm264]

Funny thing is seeing a clearTV ad using an antenna

[@juddrobinson6762]

Tyler.... got a silicon scientific antennA kit. I need longer cable from antenna to TV. They have a wierd end that plugs in (transformer-rotor). Looks like a speaker jack. Where can i get this end so i can reach my TV???

[@jamiecarter423]

I was wondering about antennas for the rural areas is there 1 better than any other 1? Didn’t know if you had a update on that on KZbin

[@debbie-hh5lf]

Please answer question antenna man atop marathon freetv antenna all look same are they witch one is best i have marathon whats better i took all walmart and Lou's and dollar general and ace hardware antennas back none could out do marathon

[@AntennaMan]

I now offer antenna recommendations for a small fee at the link below. One from me can prevent you from spending hundreds of dollars and time wasted on setting up the wrong antenna for your area. antennamanpa.com/antenna-recommendations.html

[@DaveMichalakChannel]

AntennaMan: Have you heard of Digatenna from Oostberg, Wisconsin? They make really excellent UHF antennas that I just love. I believe Ness Electronics sells them. Please give his SuperFringe a test. They use a 90 ohm antenna with a special encapsulated balun. It gives the structure a 2 db gain advantage. They also have custom made preamps. Good Watching…

[@denisrhodes54]

how good is the AM reception? 2:20

[@druliefw]

You Tube must get a charge out of placing their commercial. During the video where you said check this advertisement out, KZbin cut in with their own Google commercial. Then cut back to your video showing the commercial you inserted.

[@antonnym214]

The only television I have, believe it or not, is old analog style. it's great. It has RCA game inputs in the front for audio and video, and I use it for old style all-in-the-controller video games. What would I need to get a digital TV broadcast on that thing? I have no antenna. I looked at Antennaweb.org and it says there are 3 yellow stations in my area. Thanks!

[@kim11757]

Just found your channel. If I was using a dish satellite to get my cable, can I use that same dish satellite as an antenna for local channels? Thank You

[@AntennaMan]

No it won't work as it's not designed to pick up the frequencies over the air TV stations are on. You will need an antenna.

[@Camman010]

You can build one hell of an antenna out of just a wood broom stick and some mettle clothes hangers for under $5.00. Hell I have transmitted to the ISS with this type of antenna built for the 144 to 148 MHz band. The most expensive part of the build is the coax cable, (75 Ohm 50 Ohm if you are going to transmit) and the UV protective calking. The expression, "A fool and their money are soon parted" comes to mind when I see this.

[@abrundag]

You didn't say anything about the amplifier that it appears to include. How good is that component?

[@danpete6623]

Because sometimes I pick up Detroit Michigan tv channels but I'm about 130 miles away from there.

[@AntennaMan]

You got it right in your other comment - that's due to tropo.

[@danpete6623]

@@AntennaMan oops sorry

[@ramblingsofnothing7783]

What’s the best antenna that will pick up NBC, CBS etc without subscriptions. Frustrating finding antennas that do not even work.

[@AntennaMan]

It depends on your unique reception situation. For a list of general recommended antennas or to sign up for a custom recommendation visit the link below: antennamanpa.com/antenna-recommendations.html

[@Toto4730]

Ramblings of Nothing,sign up for a Antenna Recommendation from Tyler.I did and it was well worth it.I went old school with a Winegard Antenna and a Channel Master Amp.Well build.👍👊

[@ninavongunten122]

Is there an antenna out there that can intercept some exclusive cable designated channels?

[@AntennaMan]

Unfortunately there isn't. Cable channels don't broadcast a signal over the air that can be picked up with an antenna.

[@ediktorek1322]

Do you have ATSC 3.0 on FTA satellite TV in USA???, or just on Satellite, for example from Canada or encrypted TV broadcast? As I have understood ATSC can be for any technology: terrestrial, satellite, cable. But has it beed deployed in satellite broadcast yet???? Do you in USA receive DVB-S2 channels, or also satellite in ATSC???? Do you have any Hybrid Tv standard both on Satellites and Terrestrial???

[@gordonreeder3451]

The three most over hyped things on the internet: 4K, 150 mile, HDTV antennas. Power saving gizmo that just plugs into an outlet. And WiFi boosters. It's all a scam.

[@BillAnt]

While many folks don't realize that you can stream a bunch of free 4k channels through sites or apps like Pluto-TV, or low cost Philo, etc.

[@pamela5568]

Hey there. I tried to go to the Antenna Web internet site and get a message their certificate is not private. Certificate signed by an untrusted issuer Network Solutions DV Server CA 2. I don't want to change my network settings to go to the site. Anyone else getting this message?

[@patrickmorrissey5903]

Can any antenna pick up NBC New York from New Haven CT?

[@KentuckyRanger]

Just saw this commercial, and they're now claiming 200-mile range, YAY! LOL!

[@coffeebuzzard]

So bla bla bla bla bla. What did I just say? Dude. Please run for Congress so I can vote for you.

[@drift3rkid66]

It sad he never get would get in, he's too honest!

[@АннаФедорова-в2м]

What is up with all the spam comments. It is well known that *Spremify* is the only working web app for premium.

[@stanpawlus2618]

Review the Novawave antenna

[@AntennaMan]

No - it's junk. If you were sent by that company - I may make a video just saying how bad it is.

[@christopherstipanich8499]

Have a antop AT800 pointing at Orlando it's on a 50 ft pole get about 55 channels anything I could do to improve it

[@chilicheesejay]

I bought an RCA rabbit ears antenna at an antique store for 3 bucks and I pull in 26 channels here in central IL. I can't believe some folks fall for these things.

[@reflex9991]

I live in the UK and I get 120~ channels with a bit of aluminium/aluminum foil.

[@williamtorres9760]

I bought a mohu sail antenna one of the best antennas I ever seen it works very well

[@AntennaMan]

It definitely is not the best. I had many people who had issues with it that got better reception with other antennas I recommended with my antenna recommendation service. If the Mohu Sail works in your area you're likely just in a spot with strong signals.

[@WesleyPage-ze9hb]

If I can't get fm in better what can I do

[@rodneyleavy1364]

I am so freaking tired of Comcast cable in my apartment please recommend something for me that’s easily assembled and works like it claims to work !!!!

[@noel888]

hey, I wonder if you can assist my situation with my pvr. All is well with it aside from learning along the way on how to do certain functions, which are omitted in the so call instructions. Yesterday, for the first time I had a time recording set for one channel, in the hope that i will be able to view another channel on my TV, not record it, just viewing it. The other channel i wanted to watch was not listed in the EGP, cause it had no signals. I then went to my TV's input and only one channel other than the recorded one was viewable. Unfortunately, that was not the channel I wanted to watch. This being said, is there a way that i may be able to view on my TV any channel, while recording one? What is this loop thru output setting all about? Thanks

[@ShiftGolf]

Tyler, I live in vero beach florida - I need only 47 miles to get all the stations. Right now I can get 36 miles with an indoor antenna. Can you comment on an antenna that would go 50 or less miles? Does the all the tropical grow affect the signal? Also here is a comment for you - If anyone had an antenna that would go that far everyone would get one and cut off the cable/sat today.That info would be spread by word of mouth like wildfire!

[@AntennaMan]

Antennas shouldn't be selected based solely on distance from the broadcast towers. What you have to look at is how strong or weak your signals are and buy an antenna designed for them. If your signals are strong, a small outdoor antenna is fine. If they are fair, you will need a medium sized antenna. It's not about the distance but rather the signal strength. Some antennas will pick up TV stations up to 80 miles away but it depends on the reception report at a given location. See my other videos for information on how trees may affect TV signals.

[@battletude]

ok I have to questions. probably stupid questions but what ever. #1 is there and such thing as an omnidirectional TV antenna? #2 what is in your opinion the best oatv antenna?

[@alexsuarez8567]

Wich antenna do you recomend on amazon???

[@thecarsectionthecarsection6420]

Thank you what about philadelphia?

[@ernieb3949]

Not exactly correct. Most of the channels listed on the website he suggested were blue or red in my area but I pick up about 30 channels with a small to medium size antenna that sits on the shelf in my closet.

[@AntennaMan]

In some areas reception is better than what's shown on the reception report. Don't let the antenna take credit for that.

[@ernieb3949]

@@AntennaMan wasn't giving credit to the antenna. Was just pointing out that people shouldn't rely completely on the web site to see what they needed to pick up channels. I could pick up several with just the little amplified antenna that you sit on the tv stand. So I bought a slightly better one when I found it on sale at a store that was closing. It allowed me to pick up more channels. GE Pro Attic Mount TV Antenna, Outdoor, Attic, Long Range HDTV 29884

[@sandygothstevins66]

any transparent to be put outside cause the apt folks r nuts bout looks ....lol

[@Joker-qr5se]

I love how this guy is a total Nerd but embraces it . (Nerd is a compliment in my family so I am not insulting him I swear) Thanks for another informative video.

[@AntennaMan]

Nerds run the world

[@lionelborges8094]

I figured something was up. The phone number kept changing. I counted about 7. Plus I remembered what you said about HD signals. Thanks, Lionel in California.

[@princenyc9271]

How do you connect to other rooms?

[@robintaylor2527]

what do you think about the mohu sky attic/outdoor 60 miles antenna?

[@sherrilmason1195]

Why no signal test to compare it to the last two antennas

[@AntennaMan]

I didn't want to fork over $100+ on this antenna when I already reviewed virtually the same model in the past. Lookup my review on the Antop Big Boy.

[@RobbieStrike]

One thing I found that these commercials promote over the air TV more than the over the air broadcasters!

[@JoseHernandez-qk5by]

Hi Tyler Would you please make a video on how to turn all these new portable projector into tv receiver.... also would you give us some lights on why these proyectors do not include TDT Tv .... I do not understand to have a device to watch movies, videos, etc .... that one could carry around and not being able to watch over the air tv..... it's just silly to my eyes... thanks

[@Chrisicola]

Antenna noob here. So I tried using a normal 3 way splitter as a combiner for 3 antennas. One is a Clearstream 2v without the VHF bar. Everything seem decent when I have 2 plugged in, but all three and things get choppy on select channels. The other 2 are a Clearstream 4V and a radio shack bar variety. I run the out coaxial, through an amp, to a digital coverter box and then send it to my projector via HDMI.This setup is unfortunately indoor as I live in a studio. I ordered a new, supposed 3 way combiner splitter that got good reviews. Has anyone out here successfully added 3 antennas via splitter. Could that missing VHF bar for the Clearstream 2V be fouling thing up. Anyway, sorry for the book.

[@AntennaMan]

Combining multiple antennas usually results in multipath interference which weakens all channels. I have a video on this topic.

[@johnmerritt3038]

My friend has one similar to that. We are at least 40 miles from broadcast towers. At any time he can pick up at least 40 channels.

[@lufa3191]

Can you Do a video satellite antenna indoor

[@billsharp2351]

Right on! Tell it like it is......junk is junk .....and BS advertising is BS.

[@jefflaymon5674]

I get several stations that are 100 miles away over flat terrain with an indoor antenna

[@vinyl_guy..]

That ad I saw on my local comet station once

[@raymondmoran2881]

What does beam width mean?

[@larrybarber1519]

Antenna man, thank you for info. Do you have any informatikn for antenna for Koscuisko county Indiana. Thank you AM

[@colbytisdale3752]

I bought a marathon antenna from goodwill for 5 bucks, not sure if it works but it was cheap.

[@stephenhavens8096]

Thank you antenna man your videos really shed some light on my sitution

[@lisaa1134]

I would love your recommendation however I dont know name of our antenna. If I send you a pic would that work when I sign up to get your advice?

[@AntennaMan]

Yes you can send a picture of your current antenna. Sign up at the link below: www.antennamanpa.com/antenna-recommendations.html