Antenna is easy to assemble; has the option to stand, lay flat or hang from a wall; did improve the overall picture reception, a little pricey, but it was well received.
Bought this to replace a flat plastic Artec antenna, because sometimes I have to move the Artec antenna around to the other window when the picture glitches or freezes
It gives a very clear picture for the channels that can be picked up.
No partial signal, no fuzzy picture, just outright nothing
I get all of the major networks, Fox, NBC, and the picture is clear!
After having DISH for three years, and cancelling it because the prices are ridiculous, the HI-DEF picture from this antenna is better than any cable or dish I have seen
this antenna had a good price, but poor quality, and I would not recommend it to anyone looking for one.
If you are considering dumping the high price of cable, give this a try.
this antenna had a good price, but poor quality, and I would not recommend it to anyone looking for one.
They were a very good price compared with electronics stores.
The sound doesn't break up, and the picture doesn't freeze as it did with the RCA.
Take my advice, run from the RCA as fast as you can, and put that same $34 into a Leaf.
Not only it's a cheap plastic box made in china ( of course ) but it didn't work at all !
The overall reception is about twice as good as with rabbitt ears regarding consistancy of signal, but really no more channels than with rabbitt ears, though less need for moving the antenna around.
Its shiny plastic and looks good enough to be hanging on the wall, except for the cord which hangs down.
I popped open this RCA piece of junk, which cost 25 times the price of the rabbit ears to see if there were any loose connections, corrosion or what and all connections and wires were absolutely fine
did n to work
My thought is that the connection to the antennae was shoddy and resulted in weak reception from the antenna.
The channels that do lag I just had to move the antenna a little bit to find a better spot
Bad weather can affect signal quality, as with any antenna, but I'm pleased with this RCA product
on all of the scans, I believe I could slightly move this 3/4" thick, rectangular antenna and easily pick up a channel that drops out or is missing in good weather (like the 60 series)
I don't think it works any better than, or maybe even as well as, rabbit ears.
Our ABC affiliate signal is the weakest and does go in and out when the weather is bad.
I installed this as a back up to Directv which has issues during bad weather and does not offer several local channels
The channels that do lag I just had to move the antenna a little bit to find a better spot
I was initially thinking about getting the Winegard Flatwave Antenna, but after I saw how thin and flimsy that thing was, I thought I should go with a more well known brand (RCA) and an antenna that's actually a solid piece
this piece of junk was a total waste of money, i got 3 channels, and on my outside