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UPDATE: Roughly 3 weeks with this amazing antenna in a pretty rural area some 50+ miles from main OTA towers (Louisville Ky). Most channels reached have been 21-good enough on this end. The darn thing is only on a 4 foot metal fencepost with a plastic tube for manual positioning. Today-Easter Sunday we ran a scan and to utter shock! 36 stations showed up after a channel search-way more than any other time for sure. FOR A FACT! Nashville Tennessee has to be over 100 miles and better away but there it was-WKRN-TV Chan.2 as well as Bowling Green Ky which is way beyond any 70 mile range. It eventually fell apart by noon and rest of the day but WOW! This antenna reach is STRONG!
I had one of these high in the air on a pole where I used to live and it got stations 75 miles away. It lasted through 3 hail storms and severe weather. I had to leave it as I could not find a man to hire to take it down! But it really is a great antenna.
Good vidio review of this antenna.Installed this model a while back in the attic of our single story home. Works better than any I have tried . We are a good 55+ miles from the Orlando towers and can't complain about the great number of channels we receive. It easily feeds 2 TiVos and 2 flat screens.
Want to take this time to pass along my thanks as well. After deciding on the ClearStream v4 from Amazon. They have the new Max and others but this one is proved the best choice. Living in a rural area almost exactly between Evansville IN & Louisville Ky and just west of heavily forested Hoosier National Forest. I didn't hold out much hope for but a scant few stations some 50 miles distance. This antenna not even mounted but situated 10 foot and suspended from a gutter overhang of all things outside the window completely surprised me at the distance it really pulls in! Properly mounted and directed am looking forward to a whole range of OTA channels in addition to the 10+ receiving from just hanging it out like that. This is a very well fashioned antenna. Of that I am 100% sure and also sure no one should marginalize the power of it. I bet a booster would really draw in stations. Oh, and by the way, none pixelated once directed right, but crystal clean reception from top to bottom. My sincere thanks for your video and recommendation.
I just picked up mine from Walmart yesterday and paid $109.00 I have 3 of the 2 headed ones in my home down south & they work great! Now I have this one in New York City 2nd home and I know I'll get more Channels.
I actually bought the regular Max-V for about $70 at Walmart. Something I've noticed is that if you live in a building that is partially or fully made of brick, placement of a TV antenna has similar rules as a wireless router or cellular hotspot.
wow this works great i bought this and replaced a old 360 that was lucky to get my local ; i now with this get 4 markets from toledo cleveland detroit and buffalo all channels
Did you notice any difference between the Clearstream V2 Vs this V4 ? Im located in Rhode island 02860. Also i was wondering if adding a LTE filter to my C2 would it help out or would it be more like a trial and error experiment. Anyone compared these 2 great antennas ?
I live in the 6th floor building and with the clearstream 4 antenna indoors close to the window l get 100 channels crystal clear..the antenna cost about 100 dollars on sale in New Jersey
I just switched to this one from the 2MAX. The 2MAX works well, but I am too far to get all the 4 major networks. That has been no problem so far with the 4MAX
I had a 2V a while back and it was the best as far as reception was concerned for stations 60 miles away, until it took a hit by lightning and blew into several pieces (probably because it wasn't grounded properly). I've since had an RCA small Yagi, and now a Channel Master CM 2018 which is a larger Yagi. That being said, I just purchased the 4V (the one with the reflectors is a better design than the 4V max that doesn't have them, so if you're considering it, buy one before they are gone) because nothing was able to match the performance of the 2V, and the 4V has higher gain for UHF stations. This will be the last antenna I purchase, and I hope it lasts for years to come.
I just purchase one I'm trying to plug in a wineguard xt 200 boost with the antenna ear came with it so I did it with it .. only with the wineguard and just stood up on my bed got 35 channels bur soon as I got off the bed lost single so tomorrow I'll will place on my roof I also purchase a channel master 7777 order off ebay little behind don't really know what happened to it so the seller resending another..can't wait .. thanks for your video
How did you do with the Booster? I really needed to know if I need a Booster! Please let me know how you did? In a very good day, I get about 32 Channels... But 24-28 on bad days :(. THANK YOU !!!
that indeed is one of the Best indoor outdoor tv antennas one can buy... That said....its more for UHF and Struggles with VHF reception..they do make an Excellent VHF model (nearly same size as this antenna). if one is going to mount outside. there are many Far Superior antennas to chose from. but those are typically much bigger as well (not always though) This is east to assemble and fairly easy to mount
That's the version I tested for them that didn't have the self add-on dipoles that they added way later after I hounded them that "Yes there are still H-LVFH channels. And even now the manufacturer says it'll only guarantee HVHF (7-13). I started with the single two "Bow Tie" model that completely failed. Then they sent me this to try in my area that we new had VHF. They wouldn't give me a free set of the add-on dipoles when they finally came out with them for my help and insistence. But I did get Costco to stop selling these. In the meantime the VHF channels were made to move to UHF. Your ploy NBC & ABC failed. They thought they could get away with being at HVHF (High VHF 7-13) that's the reason for the channel switch in the 90's. Although others may disagree. There's a far newer version of this antenna out now. I wouldn't recommend it, until they put the VHF Dipoles on it. But even at $148-179, it's expensive. There are other less expensive antennas out there that will do the same thing.
I have it installed on the roof and getting over 100 channels with an amplifier. Can someone tell me step by step process of grounding this antenna....thanks
I ran a solid wire from the mounting wing nut to a ground pole that was already at my box to the house I had cable and a satellite dish that were grounded so I hooked in there
Not really. It works to pick up high VHF (7-13). If you need to pick up a low VHF station (2-6), like ABC 6 in Philadelphia, then this won't work that well, but most stations moved away from low VHF because it was so problematic even prior to HD.
Seems a bit expensive, but remember its free TV after that. Also some of the cheaper ones do not perform, and the homemaid ones can be ok, but you don't have that hassle....
The 4V is $150 at Antennas Direct website. There's an initial investment but it does pay for itself if you're a cord cutter. Mine has been working great and it has to receive a signal through many large trees. They also have a lifetime warranty, repair/replace. If you live close enough to the towers you can probably get by with the 2V which is $90.
Kurt Heimbuch Thanks I'll keep the 2V in mind if I ever get the itch too wire up all my TV's for a single antenna, but I'm close enough to most all my stations to catch them with indoor antennas on amps, and the only one I have some trouble with at the back of my house on my main TV is PBS(don't care much for it anyways, and I have it on my Roku boxes/sticks), as the tower is in the exact opposite direction from all the other ones which are in all in 2-3 square mile radius from each other. So again thanks :-)
PBS in my area uses VHF instead of UHF, that could be your issue with that. I need a better antenna myself. I have the smaller winegard (35mi) and it is good for the price, but very directional and pixelates in bad weather and such. In your situation it would probably work fine, about 35 bucks at Home Depot.
@@JodBronson there is a company that takes that antenna and cuts it in half and mounts it on top of itself. I've been thinking about getting one in and try it out
@@joesokol7453 - Hmmm really? Interesting! Well, I just bought a ClearStream V2 and so far I like it, inside I was able to get 28 Channels and I haven't install it or test it outside yet. Out of all the ones I have tried, ClearStream V2 out-beat them all. I just ordered the ClearStream MAX, waiting for it to come.
