Digital Antenna Location Roof Or Attic

Used this cable to connect to an antenna that i installed in our attic. We are now not paying for cable and the signal is extremely clear. The connection of the compression fittings at each end of the cable are good quality.

I was looking for an antenna to install in the attic and selected this one based on various reviews. I'm very happy with the results. The stations I'm picking up are about 30-35 miles away, so I'm not stretching the 75-mile spec at all. However I do have some tall trees in that direction. I did try it without powering the amplifier and got nothing.

Have non-amplified antenna in the attic - and that line is split 3 ways. The 2 smaller TVs weren't dropping 2 channels, but the larger TV with Samsung HDTV tuner, loses 2 channels every minute or so with weak signal. After installing the Winegard - no more weak signal on the one channel. The other channel is very watchable now with less drops. Very satisfied.

Im using this smart strip with a TV that a DVD player, an antenna in the attic for our local tv stations that are 50 miles away. The great thing about the smart strip. Plug the TV into the control out let the items into the switched off outlets and it works great. Turn off the TV with the remote and wa-la the DVD and antenna amp turns off too. A great way to save on electricity. This unit is well built. Most of the products I have seen or used by APC are well made.

This antenna is small and compact, but does give you a bit more gain and directionality over the 1/4 wave vertical that's included with most radios. However, as your vehicle pitches and rolls over terrain, you don't get the dropouts that become a problem with the higher gain antennas because it still is basically an omni. In practice when installed, this performs about like a true dipole - and that's actually really good. I'll caution that this should be mounted high on the vehicle for best performance, if you don't have that sort of mounting point maybe look at the 6dbi whip - it won't perform in most circumstances as well as a Ghost on the roof, but not everybody's car has a good roof mounting point.

I purchased two of these antennas, one for my Polaris Ranger, and one for my Polaris RZR. The older whip antenna on my Ranger was all bent from going under low hanging branches while hunting, and needed to be removed to put a cover over the machine. The Ghost Antenna will solve these issues. The antenna will now be even with the plastic roof of the Ranger, but will still have the ground plane from the bracket I built to mount it on. One the RZR, the aluminum roof is slanted at the right angle so the top of the antenna will be even with the highest point of the roof. This will make it less liable to be damaged, and still allow me to put a cover over my machine, without having to remove the antenna. I'll be buying a third Ghost antenna for mounting with the clip on mount for my truck when traveling with friends so we can talk back and forth between our rigs. I move my MXT 275 radio from one of the offroad machines to the truck until we get to our destination.

FM roof antenna produced buzz on model one though old KLH twenty-one with iffy power switch liked it. Repackaged called for RA advised to use wire in box. How sweet it is great tuning and sound! This radio is a triumph beautifully made great size and design, Henry clearly outdid himself. Congratulations to B&H for having it in their catalog at this time and for the knowledgable courteous assistance.

I bought this on a wim and wasn't going to expect a lot from it. I bought it because I alreay have a dual band antenna on the roof for the FTM 400 and wanted something for the GMRS and didn't want my vehicle to look like a porcupine, so I bought it and am totally surprised at how well it did work. Worth getting.

When broadband finally came to our rural location streaming video to go with our off-air antenna was a first purchase. I've been setting up Roku units for clients for years and chose them to use for my home.

I already own the older Plus IIs which I use in studio. I purchased a set of these to use on location and so far they have been fantastic. The antenna redesign is just what I was looking for in a mobile setup. I don't worry about the antenna breaking off or bending in the bag and on the light now. I need to test more but I could swear I'm getting a bit better range on these compared to my older ones, but that could be age or antenna issues cropping up on the IIs. Overall you just can't beat the what you get from these at the price point. Highly recommended if you're on the fence.