RCA Amplified Indoor HDTV Antenna

• Average user rating: 2.0 stars out of 3 reviews
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• 8 stars

  I was surprised at how well it worked!

  by ragtag on November 16, 2011

  Pros: Small, easy to conceal or blend.

  Cons: The cables are a bit stiff and make it hard to position with the finesse sometimes required.

  Summary: We moved to the Atlanta area and discovered we could not get a satellite signal. Before signing up with cable I thought I'd give this a shot and combine ...

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  Summary: We moved to the Atlanta area and discovered we could not get a satellite signal. Before signing up with cable I thought I'd give this a shot and combine over-the-air content with internet content from our networked devices for our entertainment options. I was able to draw a great signal from all but one local station (and it was a secondary public broadcasting station). Placement was tricky, but I found a spot that works well and is easy to conceal.
  
  I have a feeling the quality of the TV tuner itself plays a large part in getting good reception, since a similar antenna on a very cheap TV in our upstairs bedroom gets not one station. Nada.

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• 2 stars

  Poor reception in the lower channels.

  by RipV on March 4, 2011

  Pros: The footprint is nice. It is a small, thin square. Very different from the old rabbit ears. The reception is also much better from the rabbit ears that I remember many years ago.

  Cons: I live on a hill with a relatively unobstructed view to where the tv transmitters are some 20 miles away. The reception should be excellent but it is not. The digital picture keeps breaking up and I get the occasional "Weak Reception" message.

  Summary: I am trying to move away from cable and bring our annual TV costs more in line with the little TV that we do watch. The only option is to ...

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  Summary: I am trying to move away from cable and bring our annual TV costs more in line with the little TV that we do watch. The only option is to move over to an antenna. I had read that using an indoor antenna is a crap shot-- the results of this test seem to prove the veracity of the statement. The design is nice, the installation is a snap, and the price is right. However, the results were inferior.

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• 2 stars

  Poor recption

  by amos555 on January 17, 2010

  Pros: If it don't work it has no Pros

  Cons: Starting with channel 35 and going down, the reception becomes "0" on channel 3
  
  To difficult to adjust too.

  Summary: Don't buy it!!!!!!!

  Summary: Don't buy it!!!!!!!

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