McDuory Outdoor 150 Miles Digital TV Antenna 360 Degree Rotation Amplified HDTV Antenna -Support 2 TVs-UHF/VHF/1080P/4K - Infrared Remote - 40 feet RG6 Cable and Mounting Pole Included
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- 150 Miles Long Range and Dual TV Outputs -- HDTV support 720p, 1080p. Working Frequency: VHF 170~230 MHz, UHF 470~860 MHz. Receive free digital broadcast high HDTV signals. Support 2 TVs at the same time without a Splitter. No special Adaptor required.
- Tools-Free installation -- Snap On elements. Comes with an easy-to-follow user manual so you can install the antenna with ease. Pole included: Mounts to the J-shape pole with McDuory antenna. Do not need to extra-prepare one.
- Infrared Remote Controller -- Built-in 360 degree motor rotor. Built-in Super High Gain and Low Noise Amplifier. Include 40ft outdoor TV antenna Coaxial Cable. Easy for you to place it to get the best receptions.
- Weather Resistant -- McDuory antenna is lightning protected, durable design with grounding done. Superior construction to withstand tough outdoor weather conditions.
Brand Name: βMcDuory
Item Weight: β6.56 pounds
Package Dimensions: β18.74 x 17.63 x 4.41 inches
Country of Origin: βChina
Item model number: βWA-2608+POLE
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: βNo
Color Name: βSilver, Black, Grey
Specification Met: βUL
Impedance: β75 Ohm
Date First Available: August 28, 2017
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Update- 4/25/22 (bottom of review): I'll start off by saying that I didn't expect much from this product. I installed it on a cabin about 100 miles south of Dallas, about 60 miles east of Waco, a couple hundred miles north of Houston, and about 50-60 miles west of Tyler. Kind of in the middle of nowhere. So I chose this product based on its advertised range of 150 miles. I have this installed right at 20' above the ground, thinking this would be OK since the terrain is fairly flat in the region. Assembly was very easy, I had it put together in about 15 minutes, and installed about an hour later. Powered it up, and pointed it west toward Waco since they are the biggest market with the least amount of likely interference between us. I am able to get 17 channels total from them, a couple of them duplicate. And it seems to require a minor amount of adjustment to get one half, or the other half, to come in clear and strong. Next I pointed it toward Dallas, which is the largest market feasible, but with two decent size towns between us as sources of potential interference. After a very brief time of searching I could not get a single channel. Time will tell if I just wasn't being meticulous enough in my efforts. So lastly I pointed it at Tyler, and got 7 channels. Smallest market, but least likely for any interference. This is the position in which the antenna will likely live the most, because I get MeTV, Grit, and Antenna Network, yeah, I'm an old fart who likes vintage tv shows. So overall I'm not dissatisfied at all. In fact, somewhat impressed for the money. I do think that I'll be able to fine tune and get some Dallas channels to eventually, just haven't yet. One thing that is tedious is, when adjusting/rotating the antenna either using the remote or the button on the receiver unit, the antenna does not rotate the same way as the button might indicate. In fact, it's about a 50/50 shot as to which way it's rotating. This makes tuning in channels by yourself very frustrating. Now, given the fact that I paid less than $40 for this thing, it actually gets reception, and does actually rotate as well, I feel I got my money's worth from it. I figure if it lasts over a year before it breaks somehow, I'd be inclined to buy it again. Update: Well, Just under a year old and it no longer receives any channels at all. This past weekend, in an effort to get better reception, I raised the antenna an additional 10' from ground level putting it right at 30' off the ground. It had stopped getting any channels for more than a choppy sentence or two over a month ago. So I went thru the effort to guy-wire the mast and add 10' to it. Still nothing, so I'm guessing either the antenna or amplifier are faulty. It still rotates, still rather unpredictably as mentioned above, but that function still works, surprisingly. So I'm at a crossroad now, buy another and see how long it lasts? Try another economical version> Or drop a few hundred bucks for a nice setup? At this point the hassle of dealing with it yearly is pushing me toward a more expensive but more permanent solution. Not going to drop the star rating because it did work for a while, just not the full year mentioned above.
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Reviewed in the United States πΊπΈ on July 1, 2021 by Rusty Shackleford
Pretty simple to install. I knew nothing on how to install one, and managed just fine. We had to get some extra wire..then mount it in an area that was more open. We spliced into an old cable or satellite wire, and Boom we have Tv. Not sure if we can connect into any other room in the house. Probably would need more booster boxes. But it sure is great not paying a cable bill anymore.
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Reviewed in the United States πΊπΈ on January 8, 2023 by Stoneman's
This antenna does not work for 150 miles radius
Reviewed in the United States πΊπΈ on December 12, 2022 by stephen ward
Living outside the Denver area closer to the foothills, TV reception can be frustrating on some channels. I bought this unit to replace an indoor model. The indoor unit was amplified and did an OK job for channels that were already strong but there was a lot of pixelated or picture break up on many of the channels and it was frustratingly intermittent. Now to the McDury outdoor model that has a 360 deg rotation via remote control. The first problem I encountered was the control box, that delayed installation until a replacement was sent by customer service. The pictures show before and after installation. Although at my age setting up and climbing ladders at that height should have been left to my younger neighbor who volunteered but conveniently disappeared when he saw how high the antenna was going to be installed. :-) using a level I mounted the bracket and pole with the 4 large wood screws provided, drilled a hole through the wall and ran the cable into the house right near a power source and TV. I had PLENTY of cable to make leftover. I used a tie wrap to keep it intact. This is a special cable that has POWER running through it to control the rotation motor so making it shorter is not an option nor recommended. Now ready to try it out I found the second issue with the control box, you must be able to aim the tiny remote right at it, and the super bright (too bright) led makes a good target to aim at. I intentionally mounted the antenna outside of a window 1: incase the control box failed again, and 2: so that I can see the rotation. When the rotation starts it moves quickly making it easy to pass the sweet spot for a particular channel but does not stop again until I let go of the button a press it again, which also changes the direction and past the sweet spot again. I am sure with practice and by watching the rotation it will get easier, or maybe there is still something not quite right with the controller. So picture quality? Much stronger signals across the available channels. BUT the intermittent picture and sound breakup is still popping up. If you record your shows as I do you may not notice the signal issue until playback. During live playback is where the remote rotation really makes a difference as you can make the adjustments in the antenna direction and enjoy an HD and FREE TV signal. I may need to get a signal filter to help reduce the interference, they are available on Amazon but some of them cost more than this very fair priced antennae system. DO SET UP AND TEST YOUR ANTENNA INSIDE FIRST as instructed, that is how I discovered the controller malfunction BEFORE installing on the house. The extra effort was rewarded with a quick response from tech support.
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