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(More customer reviews)Antennas are old school. Fortunately, I was raised in that old school. It is surprising what is now available on an antenna if you're in a station rich environment. Mine is located between Dayton and Cincinnati, a station rich environment. The transmitters are located within 45 miles of the location. Besides the network affiliates, their is a wealth of PBS programming.
This Winegard HD7082P antenna has no problem pulling in those signals and presenting a strong signal for the television to process.
The assembly is very simple and straight forward.
I MAY invest in a rotor at a later date. The 'backside' signals are somewhat 'blinded' by topography. That's not the antenna's fault.
One bit of knowledge you'll need; there are no longer ANY stations broadcasting in the VHF Low band; those that were in the low band got moved in the DTV transition.
I researched for a VHF Low capable antenna until I came across this little publicized fact.
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