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Antennas Direct 8-Element Bowtie UHF Outdoor HDTV Antenna, Multi-Directional, 70+ Mile Range, 4K 8K UHD NEXTGEN TV – w/All-Weather Mounting Hardware

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  • Antennas Direct 8-Element Bowtie HDTV antenna - Has a range of 70+ miles and patented, multi-directional, specially designed brackets that allow the antenna to turn in different directions to target transmitting towers
  • Bowtie antenna measures 36.8" H x 50" W x 10" D; ideal for rural and suburban installations challenged by heavy foliage or roofing materials
  • Compatibility - NEXTGEN TV, 4K, 8K UHD, Full HD 1080p, no Internet required
  • Each market has TV towers located in different areas; Distance to the towers and obstructions like trees and your homes building materials will affect reception; an antenna cannot provide cable TV channels
  • Reflectors add forward gain and focus the antenna's power to protect incoming TV signal from interference that causes pixelation or complete loss of picture

Description

The Antennas Direct 8-Element Bowtie antenna is a high-performance UHF antenna array with a range of 70+ miles and unsurpassed gain of 17.4 dB. This multi- directional bowtie HDTV antenna features specially designed brackets which allow the two antenna panels to turn in different directions to target broadcast television towers, so you get more free TV channels even if your towers are spread out. Antennas Direct has brought the Bowtie outdoor TV antenna into the 21st century with patented design which allows for easy installation options that are off-limits to much larger antennas. Ideal for rural and suburban installations challenged with pulling in signals through heavy foliage or roofing materials when TV towers are far away. The reflectors add forward gain and focus the antenna's power to protect the incoming TV signal from interference that causes pixelation or a complete loss of picture. Compatible with our VHF kit for even more channels. If you had cable or satellite installed before, the coaxial cable needed to distribute signal throughout your home may already be installed – simply connect the DB8-e to the existing coaxial cable and you’ve got free local TV from the networks. Find your TV channels and towers on our website or using our free Antenna Point app on android or iOS devices. Coaxial cable and mast sold separately. Details: Range: 70+ Miles; Location: Attic / Outdoor; Style: Multi- Directional; Frequency: UHF 470 - 608 MHz; Peak Gain: 17.4 dBi; Beam Angle: 16.3 Degree Horizontal Reception Pattern; Antenna Dimensions: 36.8"H x 50"W x 10"D; Weight: 9.4 lbs.; Color: Silver; Includes: All-weather mounting hardware, adjustable mast clamp. Lifetime manufacturer warranty. Antennas Direct has helped millions of people cut the cord since 2003. As the pioneers who reinvented the digital TV antenna industry, we believe that high-quality TV antennas can and should deliver performance and reliable reception of free broadcast TV signals at an affordable price.

Antenna: Television


Brand: Antennas Direct


Color: Silver


Impedance: 75 Ohms


Maximum Range: 70 Miles


Product Dimensions: 36"L x 6"W x 48"H


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Manufacturer: Antennas Direct Inc.


Global Trade Identification Number: 20, 20


Number of Items: 1


AntennaDescription: Television


Brand: Antennas Direct


UPC: 817848011620 796594042266 853748001620


Manufacturer: Antennas Direct Inc.


Global Trade Identification Number: 20, 20


Built-In Media: Enhanced Db8e Multidirectional Bowtie Uhf Antenna


Item Weight: 10 Pounds


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Warranty Description: Lifetime Manufacturer Antenna Warranty


Impedance: 75 Ohms


Maximum Range: 70 Miles


Color: Silver


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 36"L x 6"W x 48"H


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    • These Are Amazing If Setup Correctly.
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These work great and pickup all UHF local channels in Orlando. The farthest reliable signal I get is from a Melbourne station about 60 miles away. Surprisingly, it's through a large Oak tree as well. To get the best out of this, you need to point them correctly. I used a DTV App and then had a helper inside looking at signal strength as I made small adjustments. All in all the systems work great. I needed a VHF system which this didn't have, so I got another combiner and added one. Sometimes the dew in the morning degrades signal but not to the point of complete loss. Picture quality is amazing. I also suggest a pre amp and then a multi tap amp to TVs. Use only high quality coax and do the connectors yourself to ensure good picture quality. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2026 by Shawn
    • Great antenna, read my review.
I *HAD* to write a review for this antenna. I am 71 years old, audio-phyle since age 16, put up LOTS of antenna's just for FM, I know my antenna's. My 11yo grandson and I assembled and installed it yesterday. Took about 2hrs, including mounting time. This one is well-made, it actually has 8 (eight!!) driven active elements. Any one of them will receive UHF perfectly all by itself. Well, this is an 8-element array, where each one is CORRECTLY joined together in parallel, literally stacking the signal received eight times. Now what was weak, pixelated, is clear, solid, HD digital OTA TV. Oh, it comes with a combiner and all necessary hardware to mount on a pole. I eliminated that stuff and screwed the antenna directly to the side of my house near the peak, works fantastic and no unsightly pole. Know that I could do this because all stations in my area are together and in that direction, so this may not apply to you. The antenna being (basically) flat was the reason I bought it so I could do this. YAGI and highly directional antenna won't mount like this. Soo, Yup, a great antenna, pretty good price for what you get, made with high quality and has a good perfgormance. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2026 by Raymond C. Bergeron
    • Quality antenna - spinning in the wind
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Live in Upstate NY where we are about 50 miles aways from three different major market cities. Pointed one of the 4 bowtie bays toward Binghamton and the other toward Syracuse. After scanning the TV for newly detected/received channels, happy to report that multiple channels were received from both cities. The unit was easy to assemble. Very happy with the performance! Update: The antenna is attached to a metal pole. Will spin in the wind. The clamping mechanisms of the antenna appear not to dig in sufficiently to keep it in place with wind. Yes, there are two clamps but one uses the plastic housing for the UHF combiner and cannot be tightened sufficiently to prevent the antenna from spinning in the wind. Update 2: Contacted support for the spinning issue. Was told to use duct tape and cable ties to effect repair of the outdoor antenna. Seems a NASCAR guy was on the support desk. They did not say if I needed 200 MPH duct tape or just regular tape. Unacceptable solution. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2025 by Peter314
    • Great option compared to high priced cable channels
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So far I am impressed with this antenna. Assembly was simple enough and the ability to point in multiple directions has increased our channels we can now reach over the air. I tried less expensive options but they were cheap in manufacturing and did not deliver what they promised. This antenna took us from 3-6 usable channels to 22. A few of the channels we are receiving great reception from are about 60 miles out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2026 by Me Dye
    • Great antenna
I went from being able to get one channel on an upstairs tv to getting all available from nearby cities. The nearest towers are 40-60 miles away. The ones in the 40 mile range came in immediately. The ones in the 50+ range took a little bit of troubleshooting. First off I am not fully done. The antenna is mounted on the roof. It took a few tries to get the antennas pointed in the right directions. Once that was done, the most important channel Fox 6 was in and out and digitized when a 5 way 1000mhz splitter was installed on the line to split the line to two tvs. When this was removed, I received all stations beautifully. The worst on still had 2-3 bars and was keeping steady and clear. I tried a 2300mhz clear sky splitter from radio shack. This seemed like it worked, but before to long it was showing some digital marks and every so often blacking out completely. So I am back to just on tv working perfectly. After doing some research and contacting Antenna Direct I decided the best action would be to get a powered 4 way distribution splitter. It should be here tomorrow. I will try to update the results. The next step would be to get the pre amp installed and try that. UPDATE: After installing the 4way distribution splitter made by antennas direct, everything is working great. Every so often when a storm is to the south, the weakest channels 4 and 6 will go in and out. I have bought a preamp to try but the channels go out so little that I have not yet installed. So far it is turning out to be one of the best investments I have made in a while. I will update once I ever get back on the roof and install the preamp. Conclusion: I ended up spending close to $250 dollars to get an antenna for over the air tv that would work. This will pay for it self in months by canceling cable tv. It was not to much work and anyone handy who is not afraid of heights can easily mount to roof or attic (loss of 10-15 miles in attic). Install antenna and connect to only one tv first to see what reception you can get. Then split the line to see where you are at. This will help you troubleshoot if you may need a pre amp or powered splitter or both. Goodbye DirectTV and Cable TV. Getting over the air TV is more than enough. For the nights that we want a little more and for the kids entertainment, we also have high speed internet with two Roku boxes. One Roku box in each room. Netflix is around $9 per month and Hulu Plus is around $8 per month. Between these two services there is more that enough to watch. Hulu is free on the computer to check out and see all the new shows available. Also we have had Amazon Prime for the shipping, but as a bonus you also get Amazon prime video that also has a large collection of stuff to watch. All in all for around $32 per month we have way more selection that satellite or cable every offered, and it is all played off the Roku box when ever you want. WELL WORTH IT! ... show more
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