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PBD WA-2608 Digital Amplified Outdoor HD TV Antenna with Mounting Pole & 40 ft RG6 Coax Cable 150 Miles Range Wireless Remote Rotation Support 2TVs

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Features

  • 150 Miles Long Range and Dual TV Outputs --Full HDTV support 720p, 1080i, 1080p, 4K | Working Frequency: VHF 170 - 230MHz | UHF 470 - 860MHz | Receive free digital broadcast high definition TV signals. Support 2 TVs at the same time without a splitter. No special adapter needed.
  • Snap-On Installation--Snap On Elements no tools required. Comes with an easy-to-follow user manual so you can install the antenna with ease.
  • Wireless remote controller -- Built-in 360 degree motor rotor | Built-in Super High Gain and Low Noise Amplifier | includes 40FT RG6 Coaxial cable. Easy for you to place it to get the best reception in your house.
  • Weather Resistant-- 150 miles antenna is for outdoor using. Antenna is lightning protected, durable design with grounding done -dont get struck out by bad weather.
  • What you get -- PBD outdoor antenna with wireless remote, power supply adapter , 40FT RG6 Coaxial Cable and Mounting Pole.

Brand Name: ‎pbd


Item Weight: ‎6.4 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎17.5 x 13 x 4.5 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎WA-2608


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color Name: ‎Gray


Impedance: ‎75 Ohm


Date First Available: July 26, 2017


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    • Pulling 100+ channels
Review Image by Disgruntled Disgruntled
It works great, but it's really cheaply built and I don't think it will last very long. I was really lucky that it pulls in the local channels that I need without having to use the rotor. You can see the the unit will hit the wall when rotated to the extreme left or right. The holes for the bracket are too big for the bolts they give you and washers are necessary, which I will have to come back and add when I get a chance. Even without needing the rotor, the unit still needs to be powered up to get a good signal. You can bypass the rotor/amplifier and pull signals directly from the antenna, but for where I live, I needed that amplifier to get decent signals. I can't emphasize enough how cheaply constructed this is. I feel like when a large bird lands on it it will crack the rotor off the pole, but like I said, it works really well in pulling in TV channels. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 30, 2023 by Disgruntled Disgruntled
    • Fantastic reception! Rotation is weird, & look at kit variations to get everything you need
I'm very impressed with this antenna. There's a lot of good to say about it, & some things to consider that I want to share about it. So I'll start by summing up that I am absolutely astounded at the signal quality this provides, but I am concerned about whether it's rugged enough, and the rotation feature could be improved. First, the auto-rotation is a nice feature, but it's totally random. Meaning if you push the button it will rotate in either a clockwise or counter-clockwise direction at random. So if you're trying to rotate a smidge indoors, then go outside to check the direction, it won't necessarily keep going the direction it did the time before. So you really need someone inside working the button while someone else has eyes on the antenna. I guess if you live an a place where the signal drops out if you're not right inline, you may be able to set it from inside. Since this unit picks up our signals work in a wide range of where it’s pointed, I wanted to set it in the middle of that range. So plan on having a helper for that. That isn’t a big deal for us because our signals don’t come from all directions & I don’t expect to redirect the antenna again. If your signals come from different directions, this might become an annoyance. That said, the other antennas I was considering didn’t have powered rotation at all. The second thing is that this antenna is plastic & aluminum. It’s really, lightweight, & even says in the instructions not to use tools to install the cables because you’ll probably break the connector off. So fingers crossed that the materials are quality enough to survive our rural conditions. Now for the totally great: We live 25-50 miles from the broadcasting stations in our area. About a week after I installed it, we had a few severe thunderstorm systems come through- including one with tornado warnings throughout the night. Our previous antenna would get noisy and glitchy during any rain or strong winds. With the PBD antenna, our daughter was able to watch PBS-Kids with rock-solid reception the whole time. Our previous antenna was a Winegard, which worked fine indoors in the city, but not out here. Our home has a 30' antenna tower by the house, so I mounted the Winegard outside as far up as it would reach & it worked fairly well. I don't think it's really made to be strapped to an antenna tower though, and it only lasted about a year before the connection broke where the cable attaches to the antenna. It's a pretty flimsy connection. I've done a fair amount of antenna shopping since then, and there are several manufacturers that I feel would be good choices for rural needs. After reading reviews of this antenna on Amazon and reading about Ping Bing Ding on a few "cut the cable" blogs and sites, I added it to the list of contenders. Here's why I decided to go with PBD: Cost and reputation. 1st, every review I read outside of Amazon (& many on here) said the company is extremely customer-service oriented, and seems to be working hard to establish itself in the American market. I have been in contact with the customer service team a few times, and I can say that's 100% accurate from my experience. My initial reason for contacting them brings me to something worth mentioning- this antenna is available in several configurations. The antenna is the same, but some have a mounting pole, some have grounding blocks, some have longer cable included, etc. So don't just buy the one that comes up in your search or link from a given review. Look at the different kits to make sure you're getting what you need & not stuff you don't (the prices vary depending on what's in the box). In my case, I ordered the kit with the mounting pole, which I didn't really need & actually had no way of connecting to my antenna mast. The kit I should have bought comes with a grounding block and is several dollars less than this one. If you need the mounting pole, this kit is a good value because the pole is very sturdy, & I think it's about $10 less vs. buying separately. I contacted customer service & they were quick to get me set up with what I needed - an external splitter and a surge protector/ground block. I don't know if the LTE filter on the ground block I got improves our signal, because the picture was amazing to begin with, & the LTE is really weak out here. Regardless, I am happy to have the surge protection & ground because just the antenna itself is lightening-protected, the attached components are not. Next thought is that the Amazon listing and several reviews point out that, while the antenna supports 2 TVs, both the outputs are on the control box. You can't split the signal between the box & antenna with a traditional splitter, because the TV box sends A/C up to the antenna for the rotation motor. So if you use a traditional (passive) splitter between the antenna and the TV box, you'll send A/C to the 2nd TV's antenna input. If your current set up uses a splitter outside between the antenna & TVs, you can order one from PBD that allows that. In the back of the antenna manual is a list of accessories you can get from PBD via Amazon, and each item says to email customer service for help and to get promotional codes. These accessories include the 2-way splitter you CAN use between the antenna and the control box, the LTE filter/surge protector/ground block, a passive grounding block, lengths of coax cable, and the antenna pole like the one that came in my kit. So far, I highly recommend this antenna and the PingBingDing company. My concern about the antenna's lightweight construction is because the wind gets quite severe out here. We're surrounded by pastureland, & it's 30' in the air. Also, our summers routinely hold above 100-degress for weeks or months on end. Of the antennas I found that have the specifications we need out here, this one was around $50, the next around $150, and the last was $200. The more expensive units were just for the antennas, no signal booster, no cable, no rotation motor, etc. So for $50, PBD delivered everything we needed for absolutely flawless reception and more channels than ever before. I can't speak to the quality of the competitors, I would hope at those price points they're built the way stuff used to be before cable domination. The PBD antenna comes with a 1-year warranty, but if you send your order# to customer service, they extend that another year. So life expectancy should be at least 2 years. The problem is, I had to rent a lift to get the antenna installed. Although I reconfigured the extension pole on my mast so I can unpin it and lower the antenna to the top of the mast, that's still 22' in the air. So if this little guy dies young, I'll probably have to rent the lift again. If that happens, well, then there's no savings, providing the expensive units are built to last significantly longer. Part of my reasoning to take the risk on PBD is that I've got some tree trimming that will need to happen in the next season or two, so if this doesn't last, renting the lift won't be just for the antenna. Mostly though is that they really seem to want respect in the antenna market, and they’re not going to get that if the units don’t last. So here’s hoping! I installed my antenna on May 1st 2020. If it fails, I'll update this review (or re-post about my experience if that’s not possible). But for now, we couldn’t be more pleased with this purchase, & we recommend this antenna unconditionally. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 2, 2020 by ddubb
    • Excellent reception, questionable build.
Great shipping and packaging. Easy assembly. Installation was easy for me, but then I am a handyman with over 40 years of experience. I installed this antenna for a customer. After I got her 2 TVs hooked up, the picture was excellent and all seemed good. I did notice some wobblyness between the directional motor and the antenna part. Didn't seem right, but still all was working fine. I went back up the ladder to tidy up the cable with mounting clips, and the customer told me she lost all signal. I went down and checked connections, nothing wrong there. Went back up the ladder and just barely touched the antenna, and the customer yelled out that it came back on. Oh, I was worried about that, thinking this would end up being a problem. Well, we've had a month go by, had 4 major storms, 2 with high winds, and the customer says it is working just fine. Fingers crossed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 24, 2023 by JDStrat
    • Works
I live in the boonies so I needed a longer range antenna and this one works great for the price . It pulls in stations 100 plus miles from my location with very clear pictures . The remote for the antenna works nicely and it wasn't too much of a pain to assemble.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 29, 2023 by deer hunter

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