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1. Great antennta for over the air

   Posted by Cliff K on 15th Aug 2017

   After building it in the living room, I can tell you, that is not the best of ideas. It was acutely very easy to get it through the door and up the ladder. I the instruction to be exactly what you need to follow. Once on the roof, it was again a simple job to mount it to the mast.
   I did this alone, and it only took me a total of just over an hour to have it installed.
   Works great.

2. Best Antenna I've Tried

   Posted by leland on 7th Aug 2017

   We live in a shallow canyon area where it can be difficult to pick up transmitter signals especially the ones that are 70 miles away. The old Wineguard antenna we were using worked marginally well , most of the time, but there were often times when I had to go up on the roof and change the direction to pick up a signal. I have tried at least 3 other antennas of different styles, including the Lava and an omni directional one, all of which were worse than our Wineguard. This last year our signals seemed to be getting weaker and I was spending too much time on the roof. I'd just about given up when I saw The T
   Stacker at Dennys' TV and thought I'd give it a chance. Simply put, it works great. To keep this objective it has increased our signal strength anywhere from 2 to 4 or 5 bars. That may not seem like a lot, but it is all we needed to pick up the weak stations. We've had the Stacker for several months and I've never had to go up on the roof to change directions. In addition, I was in a hurry to try it out and didn't have anyone to help me so I have it mounted temporarily just a foot above my chimney and about 8 feet below our old antenna. I don't know if I will get a stronger signal if I raise it up, but it really doesn't matter. I am more than satisfied with the Stacker ( I thought I'd probably have to send it back like I did with the others) and with the service and advice that I got from Denny.
   I do have an unrelated issue that maybe some electronic whiz can help me with. I installed solar panels on my roof and since then I am unable to get the lower frequency channels like 7 and 9 during the day. These channels are very pixelated and completely unwatchable when the panels are working. During the day if I turn the panels off, the channels work great. I have tried grounding the antenna and wrapping the coaxial cable in aluminum to shield it from any electronic field created by the solar panels, but still haven't been able to solve the problem. It has nothing to do with the Stacker antenna, because it also happened with the other antenna. I'm open for suggestions. Thanks

3. best ever

   Posted by john on 16th Jul 2017

   I have been using this product on several buildings in our condo association and find that this antanna beats them all for reception.

4. Great Antenna

   Posted by Jonathan Beougher on 11th Jul 2017

   I was skeptical at first, but after installing and putting a pre-amp on the line I was able to pull in 40 Channels with great clarity and signal strength. I even sometimes will pull Cincinnati signals from my area which is about 100 miles away!

5. Great Antenna

   Posted by Paul Riccardi on 27th Jun 2017

   Ok its bigger than expected but your reception will thank you. Most of our OTA channels are UHF located in the same area and we get in the 90% signal strength with the exception of one VHF holdout located in a different direction

6. Best Antenna Ever

   Posted by Sam on 21st Jun 2017

   This is my third antenna. When I was installing the antenna in the attic, I assembled it upside down. Once assembled, I attached the coaxial cable to the TVs downstairs. Each TV pulled in 19 channels. Needless to say, I left the antenna right where it was, laying upside down in the attic.

7. yes, it works!

   Posted by DaveRay on 21st Jun 2017

   I bought the ClearStream 4V UHF/VHF antenna, rated at 70+ miles. I live 41 miles from the broadcast towers (all at the same azimuth from my location) with no major terrain between.
   The 4V failed for all VHF channels. I replaced it with the HD Stacker and I don't miss any of my favorite shows anymore. This product suited my needs when another highly advertised product did not. For this, I give it my highest recommendation.

8. great antenna

   Posted by David on 11th Jun 2017

   I had a smaller antenna that suppose to be long range ect... but this Stacker works awesome, I compared and researched a lot of antennas and I'm glad I purchased this one

9. HD Stacker Review

   Posted by Clark on 2nd Jun 2017

   The instructions that came with this antenna and the instructions on line made assembly and mounting easy. Because we live in what we call 'The Wind Tunnel' I installed this in an attic. This meant assembling and mounting while either bent over or kneeling, but with the instructions I had no issues. I'd recommend this antenna to anyone looking to install one.

10. Superior reception

    Posted by R. Bruce Nixon on 31st May 2017

    Excellent antenna. Brought in 55 channels. Easy assembly

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