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1. Great Anntena in Half the Space

   Posted by Unknown on 21st Feb 2019

   This antenna offers a lot of gain and takes up comparatively little space. I put the antenna in my attic with a the Winegard LNA-200 preamp and a channel master amplified four port distribution splitter.
   
   I am able to easily pick up 15 kw line of sight stations 40 miles away. I could probably pick up more if I mounted it outside. However I have all the major networks and I don’t think I will miss anything broadcast on those low power stations anyway. (The Russian propaganda station, home shopping networks, etc.) I get all the channels I want, I don’t have to bother with an unappealing exterior mast, and no degradation due to exposure to the elements. Wins in all categories.
   
   If I don’t distribution split, I can even pick up non-line of sight major stations 40 miles away 180 degrees away from the direction I aimed on the back end of the UHF antenna (plus some of those aforementioned ridiculous low power stations). It is amazing and I have recommended the HD stacker antenna to several other people ready to cut the cord.

2. stacker antenna

   Posted by Russ Erickson on 21st Feb 2019

   So far it's working well. Channel quality is as good as anything I received from cable. I'm getting all the network local channels in west palm beach some 50 miles away. Now if it holds up in a hurricane it would be a huge success

3. STACKER WHACKS DIRECTV in pricing and reliability

   Posted by Tony L on 21st Feb 2019

   CHICAGOLAND - We purchased the HD Stacker antenna in November 2018 and installed it on our 2nd story roof (with Wineguard LNA 200 pre-amp). We sit approximately 46 miles southwest of Chicago's loop/broadcast antennas. Our picture quality is great and have no trouble receiving WBBM TV/CBS 2 (the weakest signal). We currently receive around 95 channels. The HD channels are as crisp and clear at Directv had provided.

4. Best antenna I have ever had

   Posted by Steve on 20th Feb 2019

   This HD Stacker fixed and greatly improved my reception of tv stations aprox 50-60 miles away, I used to get poor reception during fog/snow/bad weather. So far not a single interruption in any of the signals. I am very pleased with the antenna. Assembly instructions could be a little clearer. Had my lower masts upside down and thought I followed the instructions to the tee. The picture helped greatly.

5. Works Great

   Posted by Unknown on 18th Feb 2019

   This is the first antenna I have used in over 15 years. I am receiving channels from towers at least 70 miles away. I am receiving 60 plus channels.

6. AWESOME

   Posted by Bob on 17th Feb 2019

   Easy to buy, shipped fast, assembled easily, WORKS GREAT . . .
   Get over 30 channels from between 50 and 80 miles away with 30 ft mast.

7. Working Great!

   Posted by Les on 11th Feb 2019

   I received this antenna about 1:30 pm took my time and followed the directions posted on Youtube. At 4PM I had over 50 channels coming in clear from Victoria, TX and San Antonio, which doubled the amount of channels I had before. I used my existing coax cable and did not add a preamplifier or rotator.

8. Stacker Antenna

   Posted by Larry B on 31st Jan 2019

   This is the second Stacker Antenna I have installed and the reception is very good on both located 3 miles apart. Receiving over 70 channels in St. Petersburg Beach, Fl area.

9. Only antennae that worked for me

   Posted by Robert Colburn on 30th Jan 2019

   I live 34 miles west of the tower located in Chicago. I wanted to see if I could cut the cord so I ordered the ANTV Digital Amplifier Indoor TV Antenna (50 Miles Range Omni Directional Reception). If I placed it just right, I could get all the major networks except channel 2. My daughter now uses it about 10 miles from the towers and gets everything. Mounting in my attic, I tried an antenna my dad had, a more traditional antenna but no better. Next up the GE 29884 Pro Outdoor/Attic Mount TV Antenna (70 Mile Range). I can get more channels, but still not 2.1, which is a VHF channel. So I try an antenna that is designed for VHF and UHF, the RCA ANT751E (70 Mile). Channel 2 comes in strong! I am set! Oh wait, now I get pixelation and worse on Channel 5 when airplanes fly over. My signal reading on my Tivo receiver drops from 68 to 40, causing complete blackouts. While in the attic, I notice that this corresponds with planes flying into O'Hare. I need a better antenna so I order the ClearStream 2V Indoor/Outdoor HDTV Antenna (60 Mile). Although the 'range' was lower the reviews were excellent and wanted a compact design for ease of installation. This antenna was the best so far, with the strongest signal strengths, up to 85 on two channels. But on a windy day I got pixelation and drop outs. There is a large tree line about 100 yards to the east, in line with the towers. I finally bite the bullet and install the HD stacker. I am dismayed that my signal strengths did not improve all that much, and in a couple of channels dropped. Oh no! However, the signal strength levels never vary. They are consistently strong. No pixelations whatsoever due to planes or weather. I am not looking back. The pain of partial assembly in the attic was well worth it. I am using the PCT MA28PN RF Amplifier in my basement, which distributes the TV signal to six rooms in the house. Highest recommendation!

10. Great choice for my unique situation

    Posted by Bryan on 24th Jan 2019

    In Topeka, KS we have the problem with local station towers to the West, North and farther East in Kansas City at nearly 80 miles. To top it off, we have both UHF and VHF stations. After dumping Cox Cable, I discovered many "dual" UHF/VHF antennas really have no VHF capabilities, even from a tower 17 miles away. Thus, we have no local CBS reception.
    After researching multiple antenna options and speaking with Denny's, I decided to ordered the recommended HD Stacker and Winegard preamp due to multiple TV outlets and distance of the runs from my network distribution hub. When the technician found out I was installing the antenna in my attic, he indicated I would not be able to pull in the KC stations. The order was placed on Jan 3 and received on Jan 9. I mounted the antenna on a 12 foot mast in our attic (we have a very high pitched roof) at the peak with enough room to manually rotate 360 degrees and pointed the antenna toward the Kansas City stations using a compass app on my iPhone. The pre-amp was affixed within two feet of the antenna lead with the power supply in the basement within my distribution box containing my splitter which distributes to all televisions. Upon auto programming each of three televisions I had outstanding reception with 64 total channels including all local stations, (including VHF CBS), and every Kansas City station with fantastic reception. I would say we do have a slight advantage with reception of Kansas City stations given we are slightly elevated on the east side of a hill facing toward Kansas City but other reviews have noted reception from stations up to 100 miles away. During recent rain, ice and snow the days after installation, reception was still crystal clear for all major broadcasters.
    As noted by others, I did have to call their customer service number a few times to reach someone. They are a small family company and do not have the ability for customers to leave voice messages, which others have noted to be point of frustration. Overall, I am very pleased with the product and results. Spending a total less than $200 (less than two months of expanded basic cable cost from Cox) I would definitely recommend their products and services.

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