Nicely done!!!

That is amazing, Matt! Thank you for sharing your experience.

Thank you SuperNolaguy! We think our 4MAX is the best antenna too.

I"m in Kentwood and about 50-60 miles from the Baton Rouge stations, i'm wondering if this will work for me.

That's great news! We hope you tossed that dish in the dumpster.

Thank you for sharing your experience, Patrick!

Hi JV, our antennas are backed with one of the industry’s most comprehensive guarantees; a lifetime warranty against any defects in materials or workmanship for as long as you own the product.

Didn't answer your question, weather a factor for reception.

Hi there, You will need to speak with our tech support team to help you troubleshoot the issue with no signals. If they think the antenna is bad, and that sometimes happens, we will replace it for free. Call 877-825-5572 9am to 7pm M-F and on weekends 10am to 6pm CST. Or chat with an agent online at antennasdirect.com. Thank you for sending us a message about the ClearStream 4V antenna.

Hi Cu Cha, we actually posted your question on Antennas Direct's You Tube Channel. I can answer the question for you. An antenna doesn't need to be perfectly level. It really depends on your setup and where the signals are located around your home.

Yes, you can! Our customer service can talk you through the steps, 877-825-5572.

The best way to improve weak signals is to use a distribution amplifier, if splitting to multiple TVs or use a preamplifier at the antenna. We have both available on our website.

Exactly try mount on side eaves of roof

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I have an Amazon Recast so I can rescan from the roof with my phone.

There is a short pigtail (our term) on the spine of the antenna. You would connect a separate coaxial cable (sold separately) to this pigtail and pull the weather boot over the connection. The cable that is sold separately would be connected to your TV. If you are installing outdoors or in your attic, you would probably split the TV signals with a splitter, by which you would need additional cable from the splitter to each TV. If you would like more details, we are available 7 days a week at 877-825-5572. Always happy to help!

We think a booster could definitely help! You could reach out to our customer service and they can perform a free signal analysis and help answer any questions you might have.

We do recommend grounding your antenna or mast during installation according to Article 810. We do not show grounding in any of our videos since grounding is based our local electrical codes for St. Louis. For grounding instructions, please contact the NEC, a local licensed electrician, or a local electrical inspector for details in your local area. Thank you!

Call Terry's Television & Antenna at 615-385-1174. They're out of Nashville, but travel all over Tennessee to install antennas. Thank you for your time.

Yes, a preamplifier would definitely help signal the weaker signals, so channels come in crystal clear. We recommend using the ClearStream JUICE Preamplifier, www.antennasdirect.com/store/JUICE.html?page=1.

It really depends on the terrain and any obstacles in the way of the broadcast signals. We have a transmitter locater on our website www.antennasdirect.com/transmitter-locator.html. It might be possible. Call our Connection Crew toll-free in the USA at 1-877-825-5572. We are available 7 days a week and can help you determine if an antenna will work for your location. There is absolutely no obligation to purchase, we are here to help! Thank you for your time.

This antenna is not the best choice for you. You will need a high gain model with a rear reflector

I am able to get 64 Miles from where I live perfectly. Other than that, Other Towers are too far from me 90-150 Miles which I am unable to and not looking for it to either. I have nothing bad to say about these, in my opinion.... These are the BEST out there so far! I have tried a lot of Antennas and even making it on my own... NOTHING BEATS THIS ONE!

From the cable service point that is leading into the house, run one direct line from that cable service point to the modem. Remove the line from the splitter used by the cable service and use a barrel connector to connect the coaxial cable to a dedicated line going to the modem. Then, connect the coaxial cable from the antenna to the existing splitter. All TVs connected to the existing line in your home will now have over-the-air broadcast signals. Remember to scan for channels on all the TVs in your home. If you need any further assistance, you can chat with us online at store.antennasdirect.com.

@@AntennasDirect thank you! Very helpful

Hi Kevin, I saw you wrote a note on the ClearStream 2MAX KZfaq video as well. The number of channels really depends on where you are located from the towers and where your antenna in installed. Athens, TN has some mountainous terrain, so receiving more signals/TV channels in your area will be difficult unless you can get a clear line of sight to the towers above the mountains (if you live on a mountain) or receiving reflected signals that are bouncing off the mountains. That can be a bit tricky but is doable if you are willing to spend time on it. You can call tech support and give them your exact location so they can review the terrain and they may be able to provide you with some tips on getting more signals. We perform free signal analysis for everyone to help folks find the right antenna for their location. We can be reached at 877-825-5572 or chat with us online at antennasdirect.com. I hope this helps!

@@ADirect the 2 max works well in my area im in between 2 hills like in the valley on the farm i should do ok with that 4max if i decide to get it later. Don't hurt.to try

Our antennas outperform the competition 99.9% of the time. Location of the antenna is key to receiving the best signals.

Antennas Direct thanks

Antennas Direct They definitely DO NOT out perform mine. I guess it qualified in the 0.1. (: And is a small awesome design.

Mohu Stinks! ClearStream 4MAX is the best! I have tried them all... I kept ClearStream 4MAX and I am very happy with my choice!

Yes!

Yes, all of our antennas are 4K ready and will provide TV signals when ATSC 3.0 is broadcasting in your area.

@TsunamiFPS Oh cool, a paper clip is 4K compatible! Dollar Tree, here I come! ...Nevermind, I will just raid the supply closet at the office.

Once you install the base to your roof or fascia, you will not be able to move it. The antenna includes an adjustable bracket and the mast itself will swing forward and backward. You can tighten the bolts on the bracket and the mast anytime you need to. With the adjustable bracket, you can turn the antenna in different directions to find the best signal. Remember to scan your TV for channels every time you adjust the antenna.

@Lloyd Bonafide Line of sight is not about the antenna, it's the frequency in which our towers are broadcasting. It is possible to receive signals that reflect off the deep canyon your mentioned. Since we really don't know your area, it would be best to call into our support team and speak to a tier 2 rep. We are available 7 days a week 877-825-5572. Here is some info on UHF and VHF signals. UHF signals wavelength is shorter, they are the most reliant on having a clear line of sight between your antenna and the nearby tower. Their short wavelength also means that they bounce more easily off interfering objects in their path to your antenna. VHF signal wavelengths are longer than UHF signals, they can more easily bend over and around certain obstructions in the terrain between the TV towers and the receiving TV antenna. For example, they are better at reaching a TV antenna in hilly or mountainous areas. Now since you are in a deep canyon, this will take a some experimenting. Usually when you are trying to capture the TV signals, in some cases in is worth trying to receive the signal by turning the antenna in the opposite direction away from the towers. If you have any an antenna already you may want to try this first. Remember you need to to scan the TV for channels every time you move or turn the antenna to see if you are receiving some signals.

@Lloyd Bonafide Agreed! Thank you for the kind words.

Hi Wayne, sorry to hear you are having issues with the ClearStream 4MAX. Please call our support team at 877-825-5572, so they can troubleshoot the issue with you. You can also send an email to support@antennasdirect.com. Thank you!

The ClearStream Juice preamplifier system is preferred. store.antennasdirect.com/antenna-amplifiers.html

@@AntennasDirect Okay, thanks.

Hi Larry, thank you for sending us a note. We are always here to help everyone get the channels they need. Please call us so we can perform a free signal analysis in your area to see what is going on there. You can give us a call at 877-825-5572. Or send us a message at support@antennasdirect.com and someone will respond to you right away and provide our advise. We are open 7 days a week from 9am to 7pm weekdays and on the weekends from 10am to 6pm. A lot of stations have moved frequencies with the spectrum repack that started in early 2019 and will continue to move stations to other frequencies until later this year, so repositioning your antenna and rescanning is a must. You may need a preamp to boost the TV signals strength. If you need a reflector kit to focus the antennas signal we can ship you one of those for free. Thank you!

The antenna includes a 20" mast that can be used in an attic (indoors) or on a rooftop.

@@AntennasDirect I'll take that as a no.

The ClearStream 4MAX is on sale at Best Buy for $129.99

Yes, the ClearStream 4MAX will work in Jamaica! Since we don't know your exact location, I entered 11432 zip code into TVfool.com and can see from this zip code there are approximately 78 TV channels available for free in this area. You can purchase the ClearStream 4MAX online at Amazon.

Nothing works in Jamaica. 😕

The 4MAX has more gain on both UHF and Hi-VHF that extends the range of the antenna to 70+ miles. They are both great antennas. What you need to know is how much gain you need to pull in the stations in your local market. Go to our tower locator and enter your zip: www.antennasdirect.com/transmitter-locator.html. This locator will show, based on your location, which antenna would provide the most channels in your area.

@@AntennasDirect thank you so much for taking the time to respond. This was a huge help.

@@peterpowers4851 You're welcome! We are always here to help.

We do not supply the coaxial cable with the outdoor antennas because there are so many different lengths of cable needed to expending the TV signal to multiple TVs. It is clearly stated on the front and back of the box. We offer coaxial cable on our website store.antennasdirect.com/coaxial_cable.html. We also have a coupon code for 30% off with your order, GIVING30. If you need any assistance with your installation, give us a call toll-free 877-825-5572. You can also send us a message at support@antennasdirect.com or chat with us online.

Junk. Juat get the cheap one at Walmart. That has the motor that truns. I been having mine for 3 years. No issues yet and it cane with the cable.

There are various issues with signal interference and trees can be an issue. When you order an antenna with us and you are not completely satisfied, you can return it within 90 days. Call the Connection Crew at 1-877-825-5572 and they will evaluate your location and they will recommend the right antenna for your location and also provide helpful tips on receiving the best signal reception possible for your location. Thank you for your time.

thank you for your reply, do we have to be at the location for the evaluation? We have not opened as of yet for the season. Thanks again

We provide a free evaluation at your location with a simple phone call to customer service at 1-877-825-5572 toll-free in the USA.

ok we will be in touch I have saved the number...thank you again for your replies

Hey there, we can only provide some guidance on grounding antennas... here is a link to a page on our website. www.antennasdirect.com/cmss_files/attachmentlibrary/pdf/Grounding-Info.pdf. We purposely omitted grounding from our installation instructions and videos for liability legal purposes. Everyone should consult the NEC, a local licensed electrician, or a local electrical inspector for grounding instructions according to their local electrical codes. Also, regarding your return, I just spoke with the customer service manager and we don't typically refuse a warranty return. Please call us and ask for the customer service manager at 877-825-5572 if you need to return your product. Thank you!

@@AntennasDirect wait you intentionally left the grounding instructions out of your directions? Your instructions should say to hire a licensed electrician. Seems like a product flaw to me and I’m returning this new one that I just purchased from Best Buy

Hi Alonso, give us a call, we can perform a free signal analysis in your area to offer a solution to help you pick up the 2 channels you are missing. You can reach us at 877-825-5572 or email support@antennasdirect.com. Antenna signals can be tricky due to fluctuations in signal strength from the transmitters and atmospheric conditions. Thanks for sending us a message.

We do not currently sell our antennas in India, however, from what I can find on the internet, there are broadcast towers in Ramesaram, Samatra, Fazilka, Jalandhar, Pitampura, etc, so yes our antennas would be a perfect fit for broadcast TV in India.

John, in many cases, an outdoor installation in necessary and we are providing some guidelines to install the mast on the rooftop. For the 4MAX antenna, in most cases, you will need to drill into a wall, fascia or roof to install the antenna. We provide tar sealing pads to stop water infiltration. If you need any assistance with installing an antenna, feel free to call customer support team at 1-877-825-5572.

With Antennas Direct TV Antennas that include a mount, we provide weatherproof sealing pads in the box for installing the J-Mount. If you purchase a J-Mount as an single item from us, we also provide weatherproof sealing pads.

Best to use Krazy Glue. 😂

please do not provide potentially dangerous, physically-mounting solutions such as screwing into a roof/facia alone ?!

@Blade, Why??

Hi Johnny, we always always recommend that you check our tower and channel finder on our website to make sure you are receiving all the available channels in your area before purchasing new equipment. If you purchased directly from us you can return the antenna within 90 days. If you bought from a retailer you will need to it return to them. We are based in St. Louis and have customer support 7 days a week if you have any questions. Call 877-825-5572 or send us a message at support@antennasdirect.com.

John, call our customer service team at 1-877-825-5572 or email support@antennasdirect.com and they will assist you with finding the best antenna for your location.

Do you have a antenna booster for this'' for the 4 quad system'',. ??? if so were can i purchase and @ what price'',. ?

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@@pompanopatjr Did you try the 3 quad system?

The National Electrical Code includes the requirements for grounding your antenna or mast in Article 810. Please consult the NEC, a local licensed electrician, or a local electrical inspector for details. Click the link for additional information: www.antennasdirect.com/cmss_files/attachmentlibrary/pdf/Grounding-Info.pdf

Hi Billy, thank you for sending us a message. Precise location of your installation plays a key role in signal strength. For suburban and rural areas, building materials and tall trees will reduce the signal strength causing pixilation or in most cases no signal at all for a specific frequency. We have a lot of low-power stations requiring an outdoor antenna with a higher gain than an indoor antenna to receive those signals. Also, our antennas have a wide beam angle allowing for signals to be received from multiple directions. If you are interested in more information, please feel free to chat with us online at antennasdirect.com or give us a call toll-free in the U.S. at 877-825-5572. We're available 7 days a week.

@Billy Rawls - Not true! I was only able to get 2-5 Channels Indoor. :((( When I used the Outdoor Antenna, I was able to get 31 Channels.