Antennas Direct C4-V-CJM ClearStream 4V Extreme Range Indoor/Outdoor HDTV Antenna

compact and easy to mount. getting signals just fine, even in bad weather. would buy again

Product is as described, easy to assemble and install. We have had very good success with reception of large number of stations. We would purchase this item again and would recommend to others.

We're roughly 45 miles northwest of Chicago broadcast towers. Recently three of our major sports teams are no longer available via cable, but free OTA. I was fortunate to find that the builder of our home ran a dedicated cable from the basement to the attic, making installation easy for a novice like me.The antenna was fairy easy to assemble. I highly recommend watching the video vs. the included instructions. I used the included mounting bracket, pointed it towards the towers and immediately received 60 digital channels. I received the sports channel I needed along with some hard to reach channels such as CBS 2 Chicago.I then added a signal amplifier and now get 71 channels. Going to test this for a few months, and if it continues to perform, we'll be cutting the cord.

Improve performance of the other antennas i tried. Easy signal from West palm to Port Saint Lucie even when it raining. Easy to assemble and install in the attic.

I replace my old setup indoor use of Old Philips amp antenna mount 12 feet up in a vaulted ceiling that worked ok but not great with a new a AntennaDircert ClearStream 4V antenna that improved my reception a lot ( it like in the same location as the old Philps just another foot away from the wall is all), still less then 100 for signal strength most 8090 but they didn't breakup like before with storms like my old setup and that before adding a pre amp. It is very well made and goes to together easily.But I really wanted to improve the signal strength all the station that it got were solid I just like to have 100 signal strength if I can.I did some research and the Antenna Man on YouTube mention an antenna amplifier (Televes 2-Input TForce Mast Amplifier) that have separate amplified bands and filters for FM and 5G cell in it.I bought it and now all but 1 (the new one from over 60 miles that I never have been able to get before) station 100 signal strength and most are over 80 signal quality.So I have the antenna in doors in a vaulted ceiling that about 12 foot high, facing mostly south since most of the transmitters are that direction within 30 degrees of each other. What is really nice but at this time but not needed is the power unit for the amp has 2 outputs so it a powered splitter now sure what db it splits at but it works great.I am feeding this into to 8 way powered 5db distribution amp which feeds 3 TV, 1 hdhomerun, 4 PC internal ASTC tuners (1 with 1 ATSC tuner, 2 with 2 ATSC tuners and 1 with 4 ATSC tuners) in 2 PCs.Anyway, Great VHF/UHF Antenna just needed to match it with a GREAT amplifier.The only thing I would have realty liked is if the VHF could have been place to mount that wasn't like right behind and on top of the UHF loops on the reflector, I mount the VHF part about 6 inches above UHF antenna/reflector part using a small piece of wood I have laying around.

We have used this antenna for a few months now and it works great. The installation in my attic was easy enough. We are not too far from the TV stations, so we are not stressing the antenna. Works well for what we need.