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1. Gained 8 Channels

   Posted by Marty Brown on 30th Dec 2018

   Had on e of those 100 mile antennas that would pull in 8 channels most the time. Put up the Stacked and right away picked up 4 more channels and no longer had signal issues like I was getting before. This weekend was dinking around with different directions and found 4 more channels.
   Way happy with It's performance.
   Thanks Marty

2. Good product

   Posted by Rafles on 25th Dec 2018

   Very satisfied with this antenna, improved my reception about eighty percent, no more "weak signal" signs on most channels..

3. Performs as promised

   Posted by Unknown on 11th Dec 2018

   Great equipment, quality built, and easy to install. Top notch response for my individual situation, fast shipping and receipt of product. Recommended to anyone looking to get digital over the air channels.

4. Highly Recommend HD Stacker Antenna

   Posted by Jimmy on 3rd Dec 2018

   For the past year, we have used an omnidirectional antenna since making the decision to stop paying to watch TV. This antenna was not consistent with obtaining a signal enabling us to watch local channels and complete TV shows. We installed the HD Stacker 1 week ago, and have been completely satisfied. We live in rural Louisiana and are able to watch channels from Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and some from Mississippi. The picture is clear and isn't blinking on/off due to a "weak signal".

5. HD Stacker works well, even in less than ideal conditions

   Posted by Ross on 2nd Dec 2018

   I previously bought an EZ-HD antenna for my vacation home and was so pleased I wanted to install an antenna at my primary home. My home is in a community that does not allow external antennas, so my only choice is to mount it in the attic. My roof is lined with a metalized radiant barrier, which is not good for the propagation of radio frequency signals. This, coupled with the fact that my home is about 40 miles from the broadcast antenna farm I will be receiving from, I decided I would need the HD Stacker antenna. Unfortunately, my attic has very limited space for installing an antenna, with the HVAC units, water heaters, and roof struts. I went ahead and bought the HD Stacker and hoped I could make it fit. I received the antenna (it is a high quality antenna that is mostly assembled, requiring rotation of antenna elements into position and attachment of several extensions and reflector booms) and had to assemble it in the attic because it would not be able to fit through the attic access opening once assembled. Ultimately I had to install the antenna with roof struts (non-conductive lumber) between the antenna elements in two places. This and the radiant barrier had me worried that signal reception may be a problem. I used a Channel Master 7777 preamplifier (connected essentially right at the antenna) I bought with the antenna and a distribution amplifier (connected down stairs in a phone/cable homerun location) that was previously used by my cable setup. When scanning the channels, my TVs found 100 channels. I get all the major broadcast stations (Fox, ABC, NBC, CBS) and all the subchannels I was interested in (MeTV, Laff, Decades, etc.) with very strong signals (showing full strength on the indicator on my TV). I am very pleased with the performance of the antenna.

6. Two antenna Install

   Posted by Gary on 27th Nov 2018

   First of all this is a Attic Install ,with Two Antennas. The Stacker Two and the U2000 UFH hooked up with theCC7870 combiner Then the CM7777 pre amp. Receiving TV Transmissions from 55 Mile away . Because of Weather Conditions, Distance and, ATTIC Install . You need a good system in Michigan. Don't get much Sunshine here in the Winter, always cloudy. I receive one VHF H station, all others are UHF. With the Stacker Two antenna reception was good to marginal. I added the U2000 UHF antenna to help with the UHF stations. It helps but you don't get double the strength reception. It did help to have two antennas. I am running 3 Tv's with the help of a 3 way active distribution amp in the basement. I think I hit the end of the line with any future upgrades. Denny's Equipment is top of the line. I won't comment about customer service. I had a problem that I had to trouble shoot myself to get the system running.

7. HD Stacker, not a Slacker

   Posted by DJ on 26th Nov 2018

   Worked better than expected in my area! We get 21 channels that include ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, they look as good or better than DirecTV did. 23 to 52 miles away, we added the Winegard LNA 200 and a 3-way splitter to run 2 TVs and fm radio, the radio is great.

8. channel master 7777 and stacker

   Posted by michael newkirk on 19th Nov 2018

   I have 2 of each one for my house and one for my shop,I live 70 miles from the nearest station and receive 27 stations from the surrounding area.couldnt be happier (no monthly fees)!!

9. Incredible reception with this antenna

   Posted by Unknown on 5th Nov 2018

   I was skeptical about an attic antenna for my home with a tile roof and located roughly 60 miles from a major metro area. After installation, I plugged it in and to my surprise I was able to bring in over 70 channels. Of those, all the majors had clear signals and only a few had weak signals which were stations I wouldn't watch anyway. I am extremely pleased with this antenna.

10. Expectations met and exceeded

    Posted by mike on 1st Nov 2018

    I mounted the antenna in the attic and having just a ranch house I kept my fingers crossed that it would be high enough. Most of the towers were 35-40 miles away. I did the channel scan and the antenna pulled in 54 stations. I'm very impressed. I enjoyed all the info on your website while doing research for the antenna.

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