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Just a suggestion, when picking antennas to compare too, instead of just the last two maybe pick your current top end expensive antenna and a mid level one so we can see where the reviewed antenna falls on the spectrum of bang for your buck. Comparing it too that junk antenna and another antenna we don't know about unless we go back and watch that video does not really help.
@@pete-iv My RU-vid channel is mainly supported by video views. I include results of the last two antennas. In the past I didn't include it at all. If someone wants to see how one antenna compares to another they have to watch the other videos. If they do not want to take the time to watch them they can sign up for an antenna recommendation from me on my website.
Allow me to plug your Antenna Service, I gained invaluable information on reception in my area, I highly recommend it. Perhaps then in the wrap up let us know where on the price and reception scales that antenna falls?
Okay I think this request might help others. Can you do a vid about reading the gain grid you showed. Reason I ask is I ran into this need when I was setting up a DB8. I didn't understand that the gain grid in my case used both antennas and moving them around didn't really do what I thought it would do. It looks to me that moving them strengthened or weakened the signal. Can you cover that in general for all antennas and also explain the signal coming from the back. I hope this made some sense. Thanks.
Hey Tyler, decided to try this antenna after your review. Bought it for my daughter. She lives 60+ miles from broadcast towers. She is on the bottom floor of an apartment complex. Has about 6 multistory brick buildings in front of her facing the towers. Many large, full trees in the way. Her apartment has no windows facing the broadcast area, in fact her apartment actually faces the opposite direction to the towers. Had my doubts on how this antenna, or any other would work. Got it all connected, did a channel scan and 70+ channels later all is working great. Every channel is as clear as her discontinued xfinity service and has a better selection. This antenna is awesome. I recommend it to everyone. Worth every$ I paid for it! Thanks
I’d like to see a comparison between this 2V with the reflector & the Max V without the reflector. This would show if the chicken wire reflector offers any benefit.
I've had this same antenna for a few years now. This antenna is great and I actually bought another and gave to my in laws. We get 68 channels pointing it towards Orlando, FL most towers are within 45 miles.
I'm in Lakeland and point toward Tampa and get at least 45. Where are you in relation to Orlando? Since it's opposite Tampa for me, I'm wondering if I should turn it around. They are the same differences as far as distance.
I'm using 2 Clearstream 4Max antenna, 1 is aimed at Greenville/Washington, 100 miles away 2 is aimed at Wilmington 30 to 40 miles away RCA dual input amplifier Generally 71 stations
Great antenna. I've had this type for 8-10 years. I added an amp and split the signal in a media hub that my builder added 20 years ago, so all bedrooms & bonus room in the house are hard wired to that hub. I used the coax direct tv installed and have had great 40+mile reception. Thanks for your channel, helps me stay abreast of frequent changes that's occurring in this free tv space!
I have two of these linked together inside a South facing window 90 miles north of Buffalo (yes in Ontario, Canada across Lake Ontario) and get a bunch of US stations as well as local Cdn ones (20 in all).
Are you in an apartment? "20" seems a bit low. If you count 2, 4, 7, 17, 23, 29, & 49, (with subs) that's about 25 channels right there...not counting anything in Toronto.
I just bought this antenna with the cable that you recommended and I went from 44 channels to 63 channels in the suburbs about 25 miles away from Cincinnati
CLEARSTREAM C2V ANTENNA - a little difficult to assemble but it's worth the effort. I live about 60 miles from the transmitters in my area. I have never had a better signal and I'm not using a preamplifier at all as I have normally have done in the past. If I had to I'd order another one I would, that's how good I think this is. As good as Antenna Man claimed in his video. Thank you.
I have this antenna and I love it. If I can get somebody to put it on a pole and get it at least 40/50 feet off the ground, I should be able to pull in Atlanta from Macon.
I have Had this antennae for 5 years now and it has been brought down By high winds A Few times. It is still working great! I live about 80 miles southeast of Southend Indiana and Get most of the Local SouthBend broadcast As well as The Fort Wayne Indiana AREA
Have this in my attic. I’m about 10 miles south of Buffalo NY. I get about 55 channels including CBLT from Toronto. It didn’t work well at first. Multiple scans with little success. Then I did a channel scan on my TV without the antenna connected. Then reconnected and rescanned. VOILA! Now works perfectly.
@@villumschroeder1255 my best guess is that doing a scan with nothing connected cleared the memory in the TV. I really don’t know. Someone on the interweb stated that it worked for them so I tried it and indeed it worked.
@@jeffswanson3740 I see. Resetting the TV might work too. I noticed my channel guide was taking forever to load on my 2016 Samsung 43" TV, while scrolling through the channels. So I reset it . Everything I could find in the menu to reset I reset. only took a few minutes. That made a world of difference!
Tyler I can't thank you enough. I am a retired U.S. Coast Guard my wife a retired nurse. We have only had one television in our house, I don't watch much of it. Then Covid hit, and suddenly I was spending lots of time at home, one set wasn't enough. I set up a small TV in another room but those square job antennas that stick on the windows didn't do the job. Until I saw this review, man this antenna got me nearly 60 channels nice & clear I still have trouble getting CBS. The window where I set this antenna faces the transmitters they are about 10 miles away, but I think CBS may be located elsewhere, I only need CBS to watch football. Again man many thanks you're a life saver (get it Coast Guard life saver) 😀 if you know of any type of booster that can be located between the antenna & tv I'm all ears. Thanks again, Grady. SEMPER PARATUS.
I use that same antenna but I have the double one with no VHF on it and I'm picking up Portland Oregon from Jefferson Oregon which the towers are about 65 mi away does an excellent job great antennas
The NBC, CBS, Fox, and PBS affiliates in my area are all on VHF and were notoriously difficult to receive about 25 miles from broadcast towers. The VHF component in this antenna indoors near a window roughly facing the towers on the second story did the trick...all the difficult VHF stations come in reliably for the first time we've been here. No issues whatsoever with the UHF stations.
I replaced the dollar store flat antenna with Antennas Direct Clearstream 4 & Channel Master TV Antenna Amp & quad RG6. Went from 30 to 108 channels. Your videos are helpful. Thanks
I just installed this antenna last week..it performs very well!..I live in the 19720 area..It actually picked up 70 channels..by most of the channels are pretty much things that most folks would never watch..but local stations is what I bought it for anyway..thanks for your recommendations! Much appreciated.. Joe
Thanks for all your videos! I bought the ClearStream 2V and I get 47 channels with the antenna installed in my living room. Most towers in my area are within 25 miles and I didn’t find it necessary to mount this antenna outdoors. Your review is spot on, and I couldn’t be happier with this antenna. Thanks again.
Just want to thank you for the vhf uhf info helped me make a cool 60 or 70 mile antenna that uses no boost and is indoor with many trees. I get over 40 channels and half of them are in the 50 60 mile for sure. Useing parts of antenna I had around the house. The proof of its efficacy is that I don't waist electricity for boost of signal that I had to do. And two times when the boost shorted out I decided to do it without. And it works great.
Just got one for $8 at a thrift store had to come check if it was going to be a good one, thank you for this video now I'm more excited to set it up!!!
I've got that antenna, I bought it in 2017. I had its predecessor, but the figure 8 part eventually filled with rainwater, got corroded and it quit working. The version 2 has a drain hole on the bottom to let water out, but it eventually clogged, and now it's corroded and I can only get a couple channels. I was looking at your videos to see what the best replacement would be when you mentioned the lifetime warranty. I had no idea, managed to find my receipt, and will be contacting them tomorrow to see how I can get a replacement. Your video saved me $80, thanks.
Put one of these up today. Connected three TV's with a splitter in the cable box that's still on the power pole. I have been watching one OTA channel (Start TV) for months. Do have internet to stream. This antenna gave me 100% glitch free reception so far. All the local stations are only 11ish miles away. Have antenna maybe 12 feet off ground. These things probably cost 3 dollars to build. Really cheap looking. But IT WORKS! 60+ channels.
Antenna Man, you da' man! Thanks for this video! I picked up the Clear Stream 2V based on this video... I hope I remembered to use your link included here. Works great for me in Pensacola... Getting 67 digital air channels now.
This is what I use now, had it outdoors for a while but had to move it indoors after needing the cable for internet. In Sacramento it STILL will not reliably get the 2 VHF stations we have. I was able to get them with it in a weird position but there was just no way I could permanently install it like that. As it is, they just come in every now and then. I’m convinced digital VHF just doesn’t work on anything but a roof antenna. (Channel 10 added a UHF translator for that reason, never have issues with that but only on a good day do I get both of them.) It DID pick up VHF channel 7 from San Francisco a couple times, at least enough for it to register on my tuner (that signal is now used for ATSC 3.0.)
Antennas Direct makes an RV version of this antenna that includes a PA-18 pre amp, mounting bracket for the Winegard Razar boom and related hardware. You still use the 12v power inserter for the pre amp usually located right behind the TV inside the RV. Nice upgrade and so much better than the compromised omni antennas they're installing on RVs these days. I've seen 84 mile reception late night /early morning. Very reliable reception at 40 to 65 miles. Anywhere we go camping I take a rabbitears report!
@@CT9905. Sorry to reply so late. Our Winegard Sensar did not have the wingman add on for UHF. In an A/B comparison in the driveway we went from only 2 channels to 6 plus their sub channels which is all the major networks we get here 45 miles from the broadcast towers.
I have the Winegard directional antenna. It has the directional "Yagi" elements. I don't think it has a UHF amplifier. I recall that the amplifier was an option in 2015, but our builder did not include it. There is an amplifier somewhere in the system, though. I have a wall plate with a switchable amplifier. I should be able to feed the antenna. I wonder if I can check the DC voltage at the antenna cable end with a voltmeter. I was going to upgrade to the new Winegard product which has an amplifier in 2024. I might try Antennas Direct though. It is a new product. They don't have to engineer for frequencies above 700 MHz anymore. I occasionally receive low VHF TV stations when camping. But as Tyler says, the broadcasters prefer to move away from low VHF. Tyler described noise problems that are probably because channels 2, 3 and 4 are close to 50 MHz and signals in those bands will carry well beyond line of site on occasion. I get FM radio Stations from 200 miles away when Lake Erie has a temperature inversion.
Tyler - before I found your channel, I bought one of the PDBs from Amazon. It broke apart after a couple of years in a minor storm. The plastic simply fell apart. I replaced it with one of these. Definitely appears to be much better made and the reception may even be better. But as i live in a city less than 10 miles from the main TV transmitters, most anything will work reasonable well if it doesn't disintegrate.
You Sir are THE Reluctant Antenna Hero, and it is very clear you know your stuff! To you we say Thanks for doing what you do. I recently jumped down a rabbit hole for an antenna, and now I see all I had to do was come here - would've saved myself a bunch of time. Thanks Again!
Great video, Tyler! I have a UHF setup that I wrote to you for your recommendations on, and it works terrific. I see that Antennas Direct sells that add on VHF antenna that is like the one on the antenna you just reviewed. I just wondered if you have ever tried one or thought that might be a good stand-alone unit to add to my antenna. Thank you!
I bought this antenna over a year ago, but haven't put it up yet so thanks for your review. I'm in a fringe area because of the terrain here in northern CA. We had a wild fire burn the north side of our house where the antenna was. I"m using a rabbit ears type pad for the ota channels now and they come in good except for a uhf channel in Chico 70 miles south. We used to get it on our previous cheapo outside directional antenna it was pointed 300 deg, but we got the Chico station on the backside. I haven't tried any of the inside rooms hookups yet to an outside antenna since the fire. We do watch via Spectrum internet via fire stick and direct streaming of Disney+ and Paramount. We are cord cutters and plan to stay that way. Thank you for the valuable info.
Just an observation. I believe to get an accurate comparison you would have to test each antenna that you are comparing against on the same day all around the same time within a couple hours.
I actually test out about 10 antenna models in the same day and then make the videos later. I also have a base antenna to make sure that the signal levels on all stations are consistent. Most times they are in my area. They tend to fluctuate more and very weak signal areas with junk antennas
Replaced my simple pennyloop with this antenna in my Freightliner Cascadia, had terrible pixelation untill I removed the in line amp, suddenly stations from 30 miles and more came in perfect. Compact enough to fit behind the passenger seat and light enough to put on cb antenna mount outside unless wind is brisk. Sitting in Baltimore today watching WDCA out of Washington DC with little fading.
I might be getting this one. The Radio Shack antenna I bought in 2009 doesn't have great build quality so I'm not expecting it to last much longer. I'm in the metro Atlanta area and most of the stations I watch are within 40 miles.
I am looking at this antenna and the clear stream 4 max antenna I live in south Jersey I am within 35 miles from the city of Philadelphia well within range of these antennas love the channel keep up the great work I am located in Gloucester county NJ
I have a ClearStream MAX-V and a ClearStream 4V. There are around 112 or so channels on about 34 transmitters in my area between DC & Baltimore. The Antennas were placed in a spare room on the second floor. Can only hit about 1/3 of the transmitters due to their positioning around me with a single antenna. I received about 46 channels on the Max-V and about 66 channels on the 4V, though not all the channels came in enough to be watchable. Attempting to put a signal amplifier did net me more channels, but more channels were unwatchable. Some of the 55+ mile away channels did come in, but I was able to receive most of those that were closer.
@@Kresh42 Yes, Clearstream is a good brand. I was just talking on how hard it is to trust Amazon and their 5 star ratings on certain products. Because of what I found out (thanks to Tyler), I take each rating with a grain of salt.
@@ClassicGuy57 Amazon reviews are a form of false advertising. Amazon selectively deletes unfavorable reviews, and even bans objective reviewers if too objective all the time. The average visitor would think they're looking at a fair representation of sentiment -- when it's absolutely NOT. (Amazon doesn't delete positive reviews nor ban users who say "love it!" 1000 times. It's just the critical/objective reviews/reviewers.
I got this antenna after seeing it on your channel, or it’s similar ones. It gets every channel I probably should (within 35 mi) except the one that’s farthest away (61 mi). It doesn’t get the farther ones we’ll or reliably in the attic, and it doesn’t do vhf well in the attic. Outside it does very well. I probably would do better with a larger vhf element, but there are no dropouts with the antenna on the roof. Thankfully the vhf station are only 9-10 miles away.
Generally, hi-VHF gets through roofing just fine, which probably means you're dealing with some kind of electrical interference. If your cabling isn't well shielded, that could be your issue. In the analog days, it would look like lines of multicolored static moving through the picture. Harder to troubleshoot now.
@@seregener well. One of those are the case. I have a house full of quad shield. My house was brand new under construction, this was before the house had insulation or siding or electric. The direction of the towers is the gable end in my case too. I tested on a 3’ cable. I’m not saying you’re wrong, but I got dropouts on rf channel 10 with the antenna inside, and outside the signal comes in at 60%. The tower is 10 miles away but only 9 kw, because of another Rf 10 in Canada close enough. This is why I think I would be better off with a larger vhf element in an ideal world.
@@jonathanzappala Hard to say then, but I think what you're saying is a better VHF antenna than a simple, bi-directional dipole is what you need. And in difficult reception circumstances, I'll agree that it isn't enough. Have you tried a preamplifier?
@@seregener yeah a pre amp made everything worse haha. That puzzled me, instead of making the lower power channels better they disappeared, and the close ones got lower reception too. I got the two power option channel master one. Reception is good outside though I don’t really need it. I have it ont he side of the dormer in a valley so you can’t see it from the front or most of my back yard. Someday for fun I want to buy a big one and try it in the attic again haha.
@@jonathanzappala Stronger signal means worse reception when your issue is multipath. You need a more directional VHF antenna. If you look at the gain pattern for a dipole, it’s a loopy figure-8 with sharp nulls only when the antenna is parallel to the receive path. Too many reflections confuses the tuner (but won’t be an issue with ATSC 3.0.)
A few things: First of all, you did a great job with this video, it definitely matches the quality of the other Clear Channel antennas you advertised. So, it would be pretty neat if you did an update video documenting two things: First of all, a few Franken-FMs are now running an ATSC 3.0/Analog broadcast, and in Phoenix, AZ, the nextgen signal is offering ESPN/NFL scrambled as you predicted. Do you feel it holds up to what your original thoughts were? Finally, that was a nice prank at the end, saying "Tom sawyer" is a pateron ;)
It's pretty easy to predict the future if you look at the general direction of where things are going. I did make a video on the Franken FMs at the link below. It along with my videos on ATSC 3.0 perform poorly compared to other video topics. As a result I have no plans to make any more. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7eRcaWyEh5g.html
I live in an apartment in South Jersey and pick up the same channels from Philly. Noticed that you also couldn't pick up PBS ch 12 (actual 13). I use a simple elongated loop about 25 inches wide and 6 inches high.
Thanks for sharing your experience with this antenna and watching my review even though you already own the antenna. It's great subscribers like you that allow me to keep doing what I do on the channel.
I have an older version of this antenna without the VHF elements. Is that a separate unit that I can add to mine? Is the block that the VHF elements attach to integral with the figure 8 casing or is it attached to the frame or reflector? Thanks for another great video
Excellent video. Sometimes I see this antenna without the metal reflector (also see the ClearStream 4V model without the reflector). Is there a difference between with and without reflector?
@@AntennaMan thanks. I purchased this 2V about 5 years ago, mounted it in my attic, and used a splitter to deliver the signal to 3 TV's. While we've gone back to cable, we use this for route diversity if the cable gets knocked out.
I have this model and agree its great and living in northern panhandle of west virginia i receive pittsburgh stations well and as for the wide reception range also pick up youngstown ohio stations as well great antenna
This is a good antenna, I still have it, though not using it now ( the moving of frequencies, had me thinking the antenna was dead ) I could get NY channels from my home LOS 75-90 miles away. I replaced it with a MOHU Sail , it performs equal to the CS, though a little larger.
Omg I laughed when I saw the new ping ding Bing Antenna score as the two previous score. 0% all across the board. Well at least it has a consistent performance with all channels (None) lol
I have that exact antenna and I have problems getting channels 34 miles away. After watching your video,I’m thinking maybe I need a taller pole. I did get some channels that are further away with no problems but are favorite channel isn’t coming in anymore for some crazy reason are there aren’t antenna pole shrunk or our roof got taller lol🤷♂️ thanks for the video👍
Yes, sometimes at that distance you need a taller mast. You can find some larger masts at the link below: www.amazon.com/shop/antennaman?listId=WC4S8JKO3XA2
I got this recently by this video on Amazon (second-life sale $75) and located in Lakeland, between Orlando and Tampa; the latter where the towers are about 35 miles away. I understand this design has been around for many years. I'm in manufactured house and though I was going to (and might) put it outside, I just decided to hang it on the wall above the TV to check it out, and it is kinda Star Trek like when you look at it, so it doesn't look that bad. I was going to made a canvas screen to hang in front of it, but I actually kinda like it (hence my screen name...lol). I doubt I'd get anymore with it outside. I also got a recommended quad shield solid copper core cable that's only 6 ft., so there could not be any signal loss. I do believe the picture quality is better, but I also believe I have a shitty 4 year old TV, and it is probably not capable of a great picture anyway. I do get about 15 more channels than before, but not any that I might watch and some are in Spanish, which is great for those who enjoy those and haven't been receiving them, and I did lose the lower channels. It got about 45 channels (including those sub-channels) and so many that I had to start deleting them from my lineup. There's a channel guide, but not sure where that comes from (although I had that before, yet not as long). I have more of the sub-channels (that's my term for them) under the same one. Most of the channels aren't of interest to me, but it is interesting to see what I was missing. It does not however, pick up the lower channels below 8. Those are PBS, cooking and kids channels anyway that I don't care about. I don't watch much over-the-air TV, but do for local news and such. I don't use it for prime-time, as there are no "prime" shows on anymore. I prefer to watch RU-vid for the instant variety for the most part. It is after all, responsible for a great antenna, right? I appreciate the videos, am a subscriber and enjoy watching. Thanks!
I purchased a similar antenna but the dual model and their in line amplifier. It replaced one those antennas you are always popping on. I am not impressed with the signal levels. My old antenna produced an average of three bars. This antenna only produces one bar across all the channels. Because, they’re digital the picture still looks the same, but some of the channels don’t come in now. A least this one doesn’t spin around in the strong winds.
2023 I just bought one of those but it did not have the screen on the back ( Antennas Direct ClearStream MAX-V Indoor Outdoor TV Antenna, UHF VHF Multi-Directional, 60+ Mile Range, 4K 8K UHD, NEXTGEN TV - w/Wall Bracket(Black)
Curious as to what you think compared to Televes? This has no lte/5g filter and amplifier built in. does antenna man think this is better, same or worse than the Televes? using your location,for comparasion,of course.
thanks for your reply. my new atsc 3 set gets none fron rochester ny right now. in fact, the Sinclair station , which is supposed to go new gen tv, has disappeared here for the last 3 weeks. i also noticed the sony new gen tv , x85 , pulls in stations worse than the Hisense, TCL, and Insignia non 3.0 tvs in my house did. 🙄 p.s. the android system was horrible to set up and calibrate picture and sound for each input. i rate Roku, then Firestick, and google last! i set it up using basic, avoiding handing over info to google so they can target the set with their ad cramming.🤬
Thanks for the review. I've been trying to decide between this and the amplified Fusion, with a simple 6' direct to the TV, mounting it high as possible, indoors, on a wall facing directly South. I Get UHF fine with a simple cheapo antenna, from a tower 5 miles directly South East, but I'm trying to get my VHF Channels from a tower 15 Miles away directly North West, and there is a Hill/Mountain behind. San Diego Area. A little rural, but alot of interference. And the Hill/Mountain. Lol. I know it's a roll of the dice, at best, but with that situation, the lousy inside mounting + those two antenna's being the same price,...$50. Out of the 2, would you pick one over the other ? Thank you. And Great informative videos !
I use this antenna to record channel 5 from the St Paul tower in my first floor apartment. It must be tilted down on its back to pick it up. The two VHF arms are useless to me I threw them away. This abc channel is difficult to view without a roof access.
Antenna Man, I have a question. You know you saysl mountains block the signal. What if your location has coiled hills or mountains? is it hit or miss with certain antennas and how many miles do coiled mountains get, opposed to mountains right in the way. You never really described that really good. Idk if which DMA your in has that problem but mine does (East Merrimack County, West Belknap County, and SE Grafton County (NH)
I have a dumb question. What’s the little cage for and is that the back side of the antenna? I’ve had this one for years. It’s been great. I’m thinking about replacing the cable on it after watching some of your other videos or do you think the cable that comes with this antenna is sufficient? I wanted to make sure I was facing it the right way (with the cage in back). Thanks
Not a bad indoor antenna either. It looks ugly, but I found a sweet spot in one of my closets and I can pick up channels 40 miles away. Even picked up a high VHF channel 20 miles away without the VHF element.
belive it or not i get 3 markets with it toledo ohio Cleveland and Detroit though clevelad off the back side i get all 3 markets with me facing front at north west it well worth the money
Hey Antenna Man! Thanks for your reviews. I'll definitely be using your help service but to get me started I have a question. Would this antenna or the Winegard Elite 7550 fit on a Direct TV satellite mast? Thank you brother!!
A small antenna like this should fit on a satellite mast but don't order the Winegard Elite as it's known to fail. See video below for instructions: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1BUhsHpB5dA.html
I bought an older (BJ's wholesale club) 4V the older model with the metal grate on the back. I'm in the middle of a dense wooded area I had a cheap 960 Mile (LoL!) Onn POS that got like 5 channels well with my 4 bay (just like this but with 4 "thingies" sorry don't know too much antenna terms). I have it mounted on a 10' pole so about 2' above the roof line of the building. I also have a Winegard HD-6010 for my radio tuners on the same pole I have an ABC switch to select devices (2 TV's and one Radio tuner with HD Radio capability) and an AB switch into the other switch to select which antenna I'm using a bit of a kludge but it works for me. 2 questions what is the reasoning for the 4' between antennas? Not possible in my scenario and do I need it to be grounded as well? This is an apartment building the pole is just s 2" PVC pipe I stuck into the ground (in the summer time). PS: 1:30 I see Squidward loves antennas as well!
The reflector will improve reception of the signals the antenna is pointed at but may block reception from the back of the antenna. Pretty much if all of your signals come from the same direction a reflector is better.
Hello Tyler. You recently recommend this 2V antenna for use inside my 2nd Floor apartment. I'm wondering... Does this antenna come with a stand that can be placed above the TV on a box, or would I have to buy a separate stand for it? Second, does one need to buy a separate coax cable for it?
whats better between this antenna, the Televes dinova Boss mix or clearstream 4max? i am about 31 miles from towers. i would like to use in attic or maybe outside about 15 to 20 ft high
I get 100% signal straight and Sydney channels here in Oklahoma City off my antenna and it works great and it's what I'm going to heat cut down and stuff it was straight it's just a cheap oil antenna but he cut it down and stuff because it didn't work right here with great Meyer I got
