Digital High-Definition Antenna System

High Definition Digital Antenna System

Complete High Definition Digital Antenna System. It comes with two ways to mount the antenna mast. The first one is gable end mount with a pole mast. The other is a pole mount for securing against a vertical surface. It includes a signal amplifier which will make the antenna capture even the weakest signal. Finally, the digital high-definition antenna. I have also included a couple of short cables to hook up the parts. You will need a cable for the run from the antenna to you home. If you have a cable box, I’ll show you how to hook into it.

The pictures shows you what the assembled system looks like. It consists of the antenna, mast to support antenna, the gable end mount bracket (2 parts), the antenna amplifier ( 2 small black items), and some cables to test the system. If you buy it, I’ll demonstrate it works.

I have this exact system on my own home excluding the signal amplifier. I pick up ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, PBS, The CW, Comet, Buzzr, MeTV, and so many more. In fact, counting all the stations including substations, for example channel 25: 25.1 25.2 … 25.12, it’s over 100 stations. The total number of stations depends upon where you live, for example, the LA area has 170! Incidentally, I get 4 movie channels.

Not only do you get free TV saving thousands of dollars in cable fees but also crystal clear pictures with beautiful color. Being stuck at home and short of money during this rough period, you might want to consider this system.

Finally, many of the so-called high-definition antenna system are really Mickey Mouse contraptions. They’ll only deliver a signal or picture under ideal conditions, ie. good weather and a strong nearby signal. Even when they do, the color and clarity of the picture will be short-lived. BTW, my current system has been in use for over 10 years!

So the bottom line is you’ll get 100+ stations which will certainly satisfy your craving for TV entertainment, you won’t need the Internet or a streaming service which of course requires the Internet, and best of all you won’t have to spend a nickel.

BTW, I don’t do installations. Also, all communications by email only.