The antenna also appears to be weathering intense sun and multiple ice storms very well

With those antenna I was able to receive 6 channels to one TV but those channels would be lost at times in the evening and during bad weather

After braving the cold weather and painstakingly aiming the antenna to the correct tower, we successfully watched the Super Bowl with excellent HD picture and high quality audio

I have this antenna mounted in my garage rafters, unfortunately pointing towards a large tree, and so in stormy weather I have noticed the signal cutting out on several channels

Have not checked it during bad weather as yet

Have not had opportunity to use with bad weather yet but exceeds my expectations during good weather

Update to reception - had some rough weather here in Tampa last week, and through all the rain I never had a pixely picture or lost connection

We were getting most stations, but marginally, especially in bad weather.

I still have it place inside, and hopefully the weather get better, i could mount it outside to see any improvement.

Have not had opportunity to use with bad weather yet but exceeds my expectations during good weather

I get rock solid reception, at least in clear to cloudy weather (we haven't had any storms since I got it).

I'm close enough to most of the broadcast towers in my area that reception isn't a problem, but there are a couple important channels (CBS and ABC) whose towers are farther out, and I was frequently losing the signal in less than ideal weather

But I have to say that sometimes I lostill the signal of certain channel even in good weather conditions

Channel 9 gets a bit choppy with bad weather, but on clear days the signal strength is about 25%.

I do have some signal degradation at times in very severe weather, but on average the picture is very sharp

One channel is prone to freezing but only when the weather is crazy.

The antenna also appears to be weathering intense sun and multiple ice storms very well

so you guys can see the rough weather conditions and terrain between the antenna and my home.

It's pretty hostile weather here with snow and high wind

I could get all but two of the channels on the southeast towers, but the other stations were weak in bad weather

When I did find the correct alignment both weather and airport traffic would cause drop outs and pixelization

Has worked well even in stormy weather.

Even in bad weather I get great HD channels.

The picture on my UHD TV is FANTASTIC.I have not had any experience with adverse weather (snow, rain or wind) but first impressions are - I'm 1 step closer to cutting the cable.

Their TV was pretty much unwatchable if there was a lot of wind or bad weather, and still had issues with several channels on clear days either not picking up at all or jittering.

I bought mine as a back up to my cable in case of bad weather

Works well except when there is bad weather between house and distant station

Tired of losing TV during storms with our satellite provider, especially the local channels giving needed severe weather information

Right now I have it indoors (the weather is to bad to be on the roof)

We started with an amplified indoor antenna, but that did not work as we had expected, and were only able to get two or three main network channels at any time (after MANY attempts of moving all it over the room at various heights and placements)

Works as it should but not as well as I thought

I highly recommend this antenna as it picks up signals better than any indoor outdoor antenna I've ever owned

The result did not disappoint as I got the vast majority of stations I was hoping to get.

We cannot get line of sight from our home, but the antenna is mounted rooftop as well as we can position it.

It works exactly as it says it