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[Newest 2020] Five Star Outdoor Digital Amplified HDTV Antenna - up to 200 Mile Long Range,Directional 360 Degree Rotation,HD 4K 1080P FM Radio, Supports 5 TVs Plus Installation Kit and Mounting Pole

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Style: Standard Kit plus J Pole


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  • [2020 New Release Outdoor Antenna] Reach Up to 200 mile Range, provides high resolution HDTV 4K,1080p,1080i,720p for local FREE channels, local news, sports programs, weather. Operating Frequency VHF 40- 230MHz | UHF 470 - 860MHz. Supports 5 TV in your family at a time with our installation kit, and supports FM Radio broadcasting. Five Star 2020 version has upgraded high gain booster which can have high quality for HDTV.
  • [Advanced VHF UHF Reception]6 reflector elements can improve the UHF HDTV image quality 25% better than 4 elements. Larger elements also stabilize the signal. Includes a V Band which can improve 50% of VHF HDTV quality. Durable reflectors design prevents from wind damage.
  • [Higher Image Resolution] Built in Auto Gain Control Chip with gain booster can make high gain from 15-35db. Premium quality copper cable inside motor offers shielded and more stable signal transmission. LTE filter which removes the interference from phone signal and ensures the high quality DTV/VHF/UHF image.
  • [Wider Region for All Directional Operating] Built-in All Directional with 360-degree rotation can help to reach a wider area by pressing the button to rotate the antenna. Operating range can reach up to 200 miles. This function can help you receive more choices with your favorite HDTV channels in your area.
  • [Save Now and Gain More HDTV] No contracts! No monthly Bills! Save Today with Five Star Antenna. All in one Package Includes: Five Star Antenna, Installation Kit (40ft Coax Cable, 4-way Splitter and 15pcs Cable Clips), one J Pole. 1-year limited warranty included.

Product Dimensions: 17 x 8 x 7 inches


Item Weight: 6.29 pounds


Manufacturer: Five Star


Date First Available: October 2, 2019


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    • Out of the box, it's very good
Style: Standard Kit plus J Pole
Assembly and installation go well, assuming you are used to garbled language in instructions. The coaxial cable attachment comes with a boot to cover the junction with the antenna base that you will never be able to properly place or seal, without a heat gun. Especially on a roof. For me, I have the choice of taking the antenna down, or taking a heat gun up. I will choose the latter, because I will remove the coax from the box which is white, (saving that for in the house), and run black coax on the exterior. I need a heat gun anyway, for other projects. But for you, maybe the cable being white and only 40 ft is not an issue and you have no other need for a heat gun. Assemble the antenna in the comfortable indoors, then attach the included coaxial cable to the motor platform, do not over-tighten. Then you need to slide the black boot on the cable all the way up to the motor platform/base. Once all the way up, you are to notice that little metal ring down at the bottom of the boot and that it has a tiny arch in it. You take ordinary pliers and squish that arch to provide a better seal. In the make-believe world where you can push the boot up to the motor platform without first adding heat. Nearly impossible. But indoors, maybe you have a blow dryer, or can borrow one from a neighbor. Then you can gently soften the plastic boot and slide it up, past the metal connector then let it cool. And shrink. That's how you install a boot and you won't get any of that from the instructions. The 40 feet of coax that comes in the box will reach my TV and rotation control box from the roof ridge, but only reach on a direct, ugly, path, for me. Obviously, I need more length. I can't just use the goodly amount of coax I have lying about, I suspect. The coax for this unit almost certainly has a separate conductor in it that actuates the motor. Not certain about that yet. Seems likely that I will have to purchase more of the same, in a color that can be tucked away in the shadows, not blaring white. As to use and functionality I am perfectly pleased. But that's because I am able to stand in the back yard, just far enough from the house to see the roof ridge, then walk to a window where I have a line of sight to the indoor motor-control-box from the remote. Make an adjustment, step back out, and see if I'm close. Once you are close, you can adjust from indoors, right is clockwise, left counter. All of this helps say, I don't know how this would work in a more urban setting/upper floors, etc., it's not as if you can surf channels. From indoors, you have little idea as to which direction the antenna is directed. It helps to go back to the beginning, for me. The last time I lived in a rural area with urban clusters in several different directions was in the 1960s. They had the same system available, with the rotating antenna base, but it was controlled from a small unit that sat on top of those giant TV sets. When you installed the antenna, you turned the dial on the control box to North, when the antenna was pointed North and tightened the antenna down. Then, based upon where the pointer was on control box dial, you knew where the antenna was pointed. Other, more elegant solutions occur to me, but I only expect to stay in this house for two years, so I want a cheap and quick fix; especially as I have two of these units at opposite ends of the house. For a quick solution, I'm going to find two, cheap cameras I can mount on the roof, to access from pleasantly indoors. I would recommend this for the list of Frequently Bought Together items when you add this to your Cart. As to whether the included coax can be augmented by ordinary coax to add length, I have no idea, yet. It's not a TV emergency. I'll try ordinary exterior coax first, make my own boot, and do that when I install the cameras. If the ordinary coax won't work, I'll see about getting something that will work and, if it's possible, update this review. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2021 by CJRun
    • Works great for the price given the built-in rotator
Style: Antenna Only 2020
Review Image by T. Romano T. Romano
Pros: - Inexpensive - Very lightweight - Easy to assembly - Reasonable directivity and gain if your location is NOT in a fringe area. In practice, it's probably good for 40 miles. - Included rotator works without running any extra wires, only the 75 Ohm Coax connection is required. - The integrated Low Noise Amplifier at the antenna is powered by the antenna control box located near the TV receiver; there are no separate power wires to supply to the antenna. - Provides an extra RF output. I used this to run to a FM receiver and it works much better than the dipole I had previously. - I mounted the antenna on the floor in the attic so it was out of the weather and easy to setup - Simply used some leftover wood for the base and an short piece of broom handle as the short mast - I used the included length of coax coupled with an existing coax run which added another 75' of coax; with the LNA at the antenna, the extra coax length is probably not much of an issue. Cons: - You have no idea where the antenna is actually pointed, unless you can physically see the antenna. - Basically just push the button until you have a good signal; a built-in signal meter on your receiver will be helpful, if it has this option. - Not sure how this will hold up longer term mounted outdoors, but I suspect not well. - If you live in a fringe area and need to point multiple places, look elsewhere for higher gain antenna and an actual rotator where you can actually set where the antenna is pointing. Get a Channel Master. There are complaints of the LNA not working out of the box or failing soon after installation. I'll update the review if I experience a failure, especially once it has an opportunity to soak in relative cold and hot temperatures in the attic. Minus 1 star for overstating the usable reception range. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2022 by T. Romano T. Romano
    • missleading information
Style: Standard Kit
Over all works OK so far the 200 mile range is totally incorrect no antenna made has a 200 mile range I am an Electrical Engineer ;UHF and VHF signal required a line of site the maximum workable signal is no more of 50 miles per FCC calculations . The curvature of the earth will prevent direct line of site after 50 to 75 miles well know manufactures like Channel Master or Winegard will show no more than 45 miles in there specs. the rotor function is erratic and hard to control . i get the local HD channels OK that I don't get over my Satellite provider, if you are in a very fringe area this antenna is useless. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Not happy with the motor
Style: Standard Kit
Not pleased with the remote motor at all . Hart to send the first one back and still not happy with the other one either. They hang up And it takes multiple tries to get it to rotate and then it doesn’t sometimes
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2023 by Somewhat happy
    • Cheap
Style: Standard Kit plus J Pole
Doesn't bring in any more channels . Only 7 channels and the remote light is out . Now have to take it down and see what wrong or change it out . It is cheap made . I guess you get what you pay for . Don't like
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2023 by Jacklin T.
    • Putting it together, not hard. as long as you know what ur doing, you'll be ok.
Style: Standard Kit plus J Pole
Oh yeah, I'm getting a few channels, and yes. Good quality pic. It's solid constructed. The co-ax cable they give you is upper quality. It's aleast a dual shield, if not tri-shield cable.
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2023 by Scott
    • Great antenna
Style: Standard Kit plus J Pole
I purchased this antenna due to the positive reviews and that I was so disappointed with my top of the line long distance Winegard (8’ long by 4’ wide. This compact antenna performs twice as good as the Winegard. 4 bars compare to 1-2 bars and loss of picture. This one is great and I love the rotor to fine tune it. Great antenna ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2023 by Chuck J.
    • it works for me
Style: Standard Kit
I set this antenna up and it solved several of my problems, signal booster, antenna rotator included as part of the package. I pick up Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit. All four tvs I have hooked up work with a good signal.
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2023 by Carl M. Feick

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