Antennas Direct ClearStream Flex vs RCA ANT3ME1

Now I suppose it's possible that there is interference from other towers between those and me or possibly even that the signal is too strong, but what I do know is that I only get one out of four local news channels with this thing right now. I'll put a pad in it and try some other things, but for now, I am only marginally impressed with this. It is super easy to set up, but I'm not getting all that I can out of it and it may well be my own fault. We'll see

A new Roku completed the deal. Money in the bank. My only problem is not getting my favorite NBA and NCAA games that I used to receive on cable. Also, it is quite difficult to locate much of a guide to programming

Tried it out in a downstairs location of a 2-story home. Signal reception was good, but the adhesive kept coming loose. Part of the design problem is that the plastic base of the receiver is much thicker than the antenna at the end where the adhesive strip attaches. That resulted in weight stress to the antenna and it falling down enough times I decided to return it

I tried connecting the antenna without this and I and I did run the amount. I did a scan and then I connected this with the antenna and then I did a s...

Bought this to replace an old amplified rabbit ear antenna. Not any better, flat on a wall it would not pick anything. Moving away from walls it did better but no better than old unit I was using. Really depends a lot on terrain and location

4 inches wide and 0.46 inches deep, it was still dwarfed by the Channel Master Smartenna. Sarah Tew/CNETIf you live in a built-up area, you may find that the included signal boosting amp isn't all that useful. In our city test, in Manhattan, it performed worse with the amp attached, and in our suburban Long Island location it only performed as well as cheaper, nonamped models

This FLEX brings in as many channels in metropolitan Atlanta as I have need, approximately 28 - 30-ish. Thank you Antennas Direct for always standing behind your products. You've proven your policies to be solid for me a couple times over the years and just recently. Good stuff, this

I remember buying a similar product from an infomercial that attach to the back of her television and looks exactly the same except it's dark and color and it just did nothing and we ended up putting those old 1970s or 80s antenna back on her television and she got a much better reception and was able to watch her Channel 7 for her funny videos on Saturday night and her news program said she enjoys watching. Do not buy these do not waste your money and do not waste your time they do absolutely nothing and anyone who tells you otherwise is lying. This is not my first rodeo again I'm also a healthcare worker and I have older clients with very little money who will save a little cash and want to try these out in hopes they'll get cable and just have some enjoyment for a few hours a day with their television but the best thing you can do is save your money and get the most basic cable and deal with it it would be more amusements then putting out money for absolutely nothing especially in these very strange times when a dollar means a whole lot more than it ever did or ever has for quite some time. Please don't buy these I warn you you are spending money on air and it would be unfair to yourself to waste your time and energy on trying to get something that simply doesn't exist

This thing really worked to pick up a lot of channels...As many as 60 in the right spot

It's a free app here right here. Free app! RCA So basically what you can do is put in, put in your location and find out where the nearest where the n...