PISOTenna 35

I called and the woman who answered the phone coached me on moving it all around the house to find the spot. Then the man who brought it out gave me more tips!

my old flat antenna wasn't working on my favorite channel depending on the season (foliage blocking the signal). I added a powered amplifier and the signal went from zip to pixelated images. The new Channel Master with the amp provides clear complete images and audio

I purchased these for my elderly parents who wanted to save money by cutting the cord. They could watch most of the shows they liked and realized big savings by cancelling the cable plan. Now the neighbors are asking how to do it. This antenna makes it easy to connect and versatile indoor placement delivers good reception. I recommend this.

I live in Mexico, not far from the US border, this antenna tries to pick far away stations, my other indoor antennas couldn't do, however, if I was in the US, I would get all channels about 88, here I only get about 50 on a good day, bad weather seems to interfere a bit. Not bad at all.

I've been holding off getting an OTA antenna of any kind because I have so many trees between me and the tower, but after listening to a video by the antenna guy and seeing the price of the Flatenna, I decided to give it a shot. It was a reasonable price and if it didn't work out, I didn't lose out on a bundle of cash.

Anyway, suffice it to say that I'm blown away at the performance of the Flatenna! I get many more channels than the online maps say I could expect. And, an unexpected surprise. Apparently Roku also sends out an ota signal so not only do I get all my locals, I also get another 300 or so channels!

The picture is just as good or better as Spectrum stream or cable with minimal tiling when the wind blows.

So far, I'm very pleased with my Flatenna. Enough to cancel my insanely expensive Spectrum account and go with Verizon home internet and the Flatenna!