The Eclipse was easy to set up, particularly because of the grip strip, which allows you to find the best spot without permanently adhering it to the wall

Maybe, if everything (TV, antenna, room furnishings) could be moved around the room to provide the "sweet-spot" for the antenna it, may actually pull in more than 3 stations (2 with the "booster"!)

However, if you don't have great reception, then the exact angle and placement of the antenna will make a huge difference (I spent an afternoon wandering around our house trying every available spot!), and this antenna needs to lie flat against a wall

I used a 3M command strip instead of the sure grip strip once i had the right spot.

At this range it took about an hour to find the right spot on the wall to get all stations consistently

Of course, one can probably get just as many channels they want, even with a cheap antenna, if they find the sweet spot; however, if you're away from the window or just simply want to hide the antenna away from via (where things will be blocking it), cheaper antennas can give you trouble

It took me about 15 different tries to finally find the "sweet spot" that pulled in the strongest signal for the greatest number of channels.

I have about 25 channels and I don't even have the antennas in a good spot - one TV is in a window barren

It turns out that the optimal spot on the wall is not directly behind something else.

Our house is in a difficult spot for TV reception (despite being only 11 miles from the TV towers)