Outdoor Amplified Digital HDTV Antenna - Premwing 150 Miles Long Range Skywire TV Antenna HD Amplifier for Free Channels FM/VHF/UHF Signal, Dual TV Outputs Support & Include Adjustable Mount Pole

I don't know about the 150 mile range claim, since my results are more like 75 miles, but I have used several of these types of antenna and this has been easily the best. With an standard indoor antenna I get nothing. With an indoor flat amplified antenna I could get about 2 stations, and with an outdoor directional amplified that number increased to 7. With this unit, I'm able to get about 46 stations when aimed towards NYC. Now that's what I was looking for! The rotor is of some use if you are looking to maximize a specific signal without climbing back on the roof to make adjustments, but that's about it. There is no way to know where it is aiming without going outside and looking, so it no good for switching back and forth between directions IMHO. That being said, I rather have it than not.Watch out for the poor documentation, it showed the antenna connection in the wrong place. The images on the amazon page show the correct configuration.

 My service provider no longer carries a certain channel so I needed a way to pick it up. This antenna was definitely worth the money. I am averaging between 25-35 channels with it. It took about a half hour to install from start to finish. The antenna feels pretty sturdy. I love the 360 degree rotation. The channels are really clear as well, Way better than the indoor antenna that I have inside the house.

I got this antenna to pick up local channels I can't get when my satellite is obstructed by bad weather. I am 60+ miles from the nearest broadcast antenna and get great picture from several stations.

Strong, well-built, and easy to set up antenna. My husband connected the antenna to our camper he takes out of town occasionally for work and has managed to get great signal and very good picture. The ability for it to rotate 360° makes it easy to find the perfect position. It has a hard wired control remote as well as a wireless remote. Great product, I Highley recommend it.

We live in Florida between Orlando and Tampa. We were able to get most channels on most days. Some days the channels were very spotty and difficult to come in. The antenna wasn't able to be split among multiple TV's without a power boost, we lost almost all channels when we tried that. Otherwise ok for the price if your just looking to get channels to one TV and live relatively close to town.

This antenna is strong and looks very durable. It was very easy to assemble. I got this antenna to pick up local channels. It has the ability to rotate 360 degrees, which makes it easy to control with the remote control. This is a great buy! I highly recommend to others if they want free channels!

This would be a great devise if it were just a fixed direction mount as the rotor is so flimsy it will not hold up. The first wind we got rotated it 90 degrees and it is very floppy, not solid. If you use remote it moves very fast and is hard to air correctly then it flops around +10 -10 degrees. As to reception that is good till wind blows it off course. The worst thing is our home, like most homes has multiple TV jacks so the receiver must be mounted outside between antenna and the TV splitter so had to install the antenna receiver box out side and can not use remote from inside house. >> ESPN and CNN and other networks don't broadcast so for example this weeks collage foot ball final was not available.

Great way to boost viewable channels when you don't want to pay $$$$$ for cable.