Advantage 60

This Advantage 60 is paired with an old Ultra- HI Crossfire 33678. The compass bearings of the two are 257 and 302 degrees with a Jointenna to combine the received frequencies with amplifiers ( it’s a long) RG6 run for 4 TVs. This is hilly and wooded area and the transmitter towers are 30 plus miles away. Humidity and excessive heat in the attic ( and noticeable transmission power fluctuations) seem to adversary degrade reception).
So, why would I rate this product a 5 stars? The reception, when the attic cools off is great and when the humidity drops, even better. Plus I am saving almost $200 a month in satellite bills. NICE!

I recently wrote a review about the superior reception of the Channel Master 60 compared to my old antenna. I not experienced storm weather at the time of the review. I couldn't get any reception when a storm came through. We had our storms and heavy winds and the reception has be excellent on all the channels - VHF and UHF. The channels that I do not receive are from stations' whose towers are in different directions, but these stations are duplicates anyway. Great directional antenna. Expensive but worth the money. Boyertown, PA.

I live in a hilly terrain 35 miles from a major city where there are serval transmission towers within 8 miles from each other, about 12 stations - 20+ channels. So a directional antenna makes sense for me. The antenna I had, Leadzm-TA 451B, advertised a 150 range. It also required a booster amp. All was good when the day as clear and calm. My signal strength ranged in the high 70's, but on windy days the signal would drop. Finally decided to change antennas to a Channel Master 60 antenna. The signal strength is in the high 90's (I am using the booster), and the picture is sharper and steady on both calm and windy days. I haven't experience a stormy day, and will need to return to report.

After having Direct Tv for 14 yrs and tired of price going up for a very few of the channels we watched, decided to go back to the old way (antenna). Being that we live in the middle of no where with lots of woods (closes mid size city is 40 miles away). First we bought one of those antenna's off amazon which worked like crap!!. We started researching and watching the antenna man and his reviews and decide to try Chanel master. We purchased the advantage 60 antenna which was a good price for what we needed. We received it and its a strong good quality build. Placed up on roof and wow we had channels ( you do have to figure out the best direction) Had a question and their support team answer us in one day (amazing). We ended up purchasing their pre antenna amplifier and am waiting to receive that to help with a stronger signal. Would defiantly buy from them again when needed. We live in Wisconsin

This antenna will do the job & suit majority of users who want some distance! Folded Dipole UHF element is a must. This design has been around for years & has proven reliability. Pro Series CM recommends wont give you the distance even with all the extensions costing $300.00 all together. Even its Masterpiece CM 5018 wont give you the distance for $200.00.🧐 I recommend a Rotor which CM no longer carries but RCA has one that will do what you need & get channels from all directions🫡