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(More customer reviews)I initially made the mistake of thinking all expensive antennas were created equal. Needless to say, my first antenna was a $100 purchase that worked no better than my old rabbit ears.
I then made the decission to "step up" and purchased a Radio Shack antenna from the "electronic experts". It was touted as an attic antenna but was really too cumbersome for the attic and again provided no more value than my rabbit ears.
Fed up with making returns, and noticing that being in a hurry was costing me time, I finally decided to do some research. After much reading, I decided the 4221 based on its rating was going to be the right thing. I have it installed in my attic and could not be happier. It is a very manageable size and most importantly, it brings in all the channels flawlessly! After the two previous failures I could not be more thrilled. Price is not the key. It was cheaper than the two previous attempts by about half the cost. . . And the best news. It works!
You will want to check on the requirements for your area. A midrange UHF was perscribed as the right thing based on broadcast signals in my area. One also needs to ensure the antenna is pointed in the right direction. Most high gain antennas are directional as is the 4221. If you are looking for a midrange UHF, look no further.
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Channel Master's model 4221HD antenna can receive digital and analog over-the-air TV signals in the UHF band only. The 4221HD is optimized for distant "near-fringe" reception of HDTV. Its space-efficient design is suitable for roof and attic installations. The 4221HD receives digital and analog UHF TV signals (channels 14-69); range is 45 miles; 4-bay bowtie dipole design; 24-1/2"W x 5-1/2"D x 33"H; 12-1/2" turning radius (if used with an antenna rotor)
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