New Televes DATBOSS LR Mix Review Updated Repack Model 149884
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- In this video I review the Televes DATBOSS LR Mix Hi-VHF UHF Long Range Antenna with 5G Filter model 149884. This is an updated version of the previous Televes LR Mix with more gain, better amplifier, and a 5G filter. How well will it work at half the size of other long range antennas?
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Question, I obtained 78 channels with a large antenna. I want to be able to record events over the antenna. What kind of dvr you recommend. Something that can record several our of shows or baseball games.
I have wanted to cut he cord for years. When I visit the AW site to see my reception possibilities. The site said I had NO possibility of reception in my area. So this delayed my decision to CTC until I watched this video. I purchased this antenna, found a reclaimed 30 ft steel tower and attached it with RG-11 cable, as my run would be 100 ft. I was shocked! We pointed it towards the towers (60 miles away)...86 channels! Yes, a bunch of duplicates, but now we have dependable 50 channels! Thank you Tyler! We also went with the Tablo Quad. I wish their technology was a bit better...but at least we are able to record ota shows. THANK YOU TYLER! I wouldn't have known any of this without your videos.
Very highly recommend Televes as a brand and the customized antenna recommendation! Money well spent…our antenna has been rock solid in our attic. Wind, rain, storms…we still get clear signal!
I hooked up this antenna a couple of weeks ago and I'm getting most of my Charlotte locals even though I'm in a hilly area roughly 80 miles NW of Charlotte. Cancelled Dish Network after 20 years with them. Thanks Antenna Man for recommending a Televes.
Antenna Man, it would be so amazing if you made a page on your website with a chart of every antenna you've tested and their signal strengths on each channel
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I have the previous generation of this antenna. It has served me very, very well over the past three years.
I receive 1 Kw UHF translators at 67 miles, UHF/VHF are great at 60 miles. I even get some Phoenix stations
at nearly 90 miles, at times, overnight. You cannot beat this antenna if you want reliable, consistent reception.
It is built to last as well.
You're in the Phoenix area, eh? How does this antenna hold up to the heat?
@@TopFitnessStrategies The plastic portions as well as the electronics have been very durable,
reliable well over three years. Usually all it takes is a year for the plastic to become brittle and break.
I cut the cord 3 years ago. Have an indoor antenna on all 3 the' s. Get 15 channels. Then added Roku for another 200 combined channels. Best move I ever made. I like your videos . Thanks for keeping us up to date.
I bought one of these (149884) to replace my channel master in my attic which was "omni-directional" I sold the c/m locally along with a c/m amp and c/m splitter for more than I paid for the televes, which does not need the amp or splitter because they are built in. I'm shooting 65 miles as the crow flies North at 337 degrees to Springfield Mo and it works great. It also receives the pbs stations to the South from the back end--all in the attic. Over 37 stations very clear( some are repetitive). Thank you Tyler--keep up the great info.
another excellent review. I really like Televes. I need to install an outdoor antenna at my mother's new house, and I think I'm going to go with one of these.
I bought this model after consulting with Tyler. Best antenna for my situation. I am in very mountainous country far from most of the major networks. Local folks told not to expect anything other than 4 channels, mostly sub channels. I get over 20 channels including all major networks and reception is excellent, even with trees and hills nearby. Thanks Tyler!
Sounds like a masterpiece of RF engineering! Thoughtfully designed in so many areas.
This one works like a dream for me. I'm about 40 miles from most of the broadcast stations, almost all of them UHF, but they're all within a few degrees directionally from my position. I don't know whether it's the design of the booms or the preamp, but this sucker gets me better, more consistent reception than my friends who are 30 miles closer to the city with their cheapie antennas.
I installed exactly this DatBoss LR Mix model a few months ago. Bought it to replace another Televes antenna the Ellipse Mix which I still am using mounted 10' lower on the same pole facing 150* in another direction feeding 2 other TV sets.
The Ellipse is an excellent antenna limited to 60 miles but did pick up 1 Tower 78 miles away with a strong broadcast. However it picked up 2 other towers with less broadcast power erratically, meaning only at night.
This DatBoss LR Mix replacing the Ellipse aimed at those 3 towers now picks them up perfectly plus a 4th tower 12 miles further which due to earth curvature on a 22' antenna pole should be virtually impossible but I do lose this particular tower sporadically. Best is all local towers within 40 miles from all directions are received & 3 towers in-line are never over-powered.
Because this antenna only feeds my wife's bedroom TV which she plays maybe 8 hours per day & every night, I have spent major money purchasing other long range antenna, signal amps, pre-amps. Her reception is of paramount in importance & this is the best I have tried.
What I like most is the build quality & balance. It does come disassembled & took me about an hour to put it together following both the directions & a UA-cam video. Be extra careful to have the antenna horizontally level.
My location is central Louisiana flat land but I have trees partially blocking reception within 70". Because of HOA rules I am limited to 20' in height for an antenna. I also have a 3rd antenna installed which is a figure eight appearing plastic model from another manufacturer which is mounted 12' on a separate pole & is very good local only. It feeds a 75" TV in the ManCave. It's biggest problem is interference from passing auto's requiring me to rotate it in a non preferred direction.
Both Televes antenna have no interference problems.
From my personal experience, Televes is the best antenna's on the market & I have tried.
I am a long time cord cutter refusing to pay $120 per month for cable in this market. I also stream using AT&T unlimited 1gig fiber.
Very happy with the Televes Eclipse I purchased about a year ago. I am only about 15 miles from towers just outside Ft Wayne, IN. Plenty of days of bad weather.. heavy snow, hard rain, decent amount of trees in my block. All that being said, I have not lost signal yet. I highly recommend these antennas.
How does this antenna hold up in the winter? Does the plastic hold up to the Ft Wayne winters?
@@TopFitnessStrategies Fine in the 2 winters I've had it. Freezing rain, excess snow no problem. When assembling the antenna (very easy) I got the impression of a well made product. Including the plastic housing.
After your review and a few others I purchased the Televes antenna. It replaced a medium to larger sized antenna. The old antenna would pull in 30 - 35 channels of which many weren’t viewable. Pointed it where RabbitEars said I would receive the most channels. Had the antenna pass through a Mediasonic tuner and the first scan found a whopping 83 channels! Everyone was watchable and not pixelated. Can’t say enough good things about this antenna. Was able to pick up a channel we almost never could off the side of the side of the Televes when the other one couldn’t bring it in when pointed straight at it.
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That is the antenna we purchased based on your antenna recommendations. Could not be happier with it. Picture quality is like HD. No signal loss during thunder storms or overcast, cloudy days. Thank you for recommending it. Great review and video. Keep up the good work.
Purchased this from your link, (Televes DATBOSS LR Mix). Looking forward to receiving it. I bought the Datbossmix a while back, from your link, and am Very Happy with it.
Very interesting . It seems like Televes is the one of the only companies trying to update their designs (antennas and amps) for the newer TV spectrum.
I'm interested in how this antenna does in comparison to a long UHF yagi antenna like the Stellar Labs 30-2370. I have the best reception in my area with a large UHF yagi antenna.
I'd have a hard time trying a new antenna. $180 is quite steep when it might not work better than my current set-up (Stellar Labs 30-2370 + Kitz KT200 Amp.
Apples and oranges, that antenna you list appears to be a clone of the Antennas Direct so I have no idea if it performs the same. I have one that the model you listed is a clone of hooked to an Avant X which brings the best out of it. The Televes is more compact and it does a very good job in UHF which is where most of the engineering is and it offers a reasonable VHF signal. The Stellar labs antennas that are designed to look similar to the Televes, avoid. I would not buy anything from Stellar Labs. Even my Antennas Direct original UHF Yagi is very fragile and can be bent up easily.
The preamp you listed is far from ideal for two reasons, it can overdrive the signal with no AGC to prevent it, the other reason is that it has to be within reach of a wall outlet. It's better to use a model that requires a power injector so the preamp can be connected at the antenna end. On the TV end, you amplify noise and interference, on the antenna end you only amplify the antenna and by doing so, you raise the signal further from the noise floor rather than amplify it. If you ONLY need UHF and want to use that antenna, I would recommend that you use one of the newer Televes mast mounted preamps as those will guard against overdriving which is far common than one would think. The symptoms on the TV of an overdriven signal are the same as a weak signal, pixellation, blank picture etc.
To me an expensive antenna is the commercial grade used by satellite and cable providers to grab local channels with an antenna farm and they are not available to the public readily. These start in the 400 dollar range and can be over a grand. They also usually only cover one band. Separate Low VHF (Band I) and High VHF (Band III) and separate UHF and can be had in Yagi or LPDA, the latter being larger but better side lobe rejection, swr and flat impedance over the passband with each element being a separate dipole with reversed polarity from adjacent dipoles. There are also single channel antennas. They also have optional brackets to arrange dual antennas in vertical or horizontal or quad antennas in a diamond pattern. The Televes with it's built in proper preamp at the dipole itself is actually a bargain compared to you will end up spending to get the Stellar Labs to work properly without overdriving and that's if it even has decent RF reception. The Televes are not overly large and unattractive to most I hope. Some people just hate antennas, I like them and they perk up my interest when I see one driving around, more points for a 30 foot tilting tower.
If there are any single women out there who love antennas, hit me up, maybe we can design a boutique look on a powerful antenna. If apple can create something out polycarbonate that people treat as a fashion accessory as if it is a precious stone, nothing is impossible.
$180 is a bargain compared to Channel Master 😂
@@jbetnar I know. I guess I should of phrased it differently. Once you have a $200+ set-up it's hard to just "try" something else that cost $180 when you don't know if it will work any better than what you have. I need to know that an antenna will perform better than my current set-up before I spend another $200. You can't return a lot of antennas just because you don't like them or they don't work better for you. In a lot of Tyler's videos he doesn't compare the antennas to the "best" antenna (in that class) that he's tried before. I know that there are difference antennas for different jobs. In most videos he compares them to random antennas or previously reviewed antennas. You can't watch his videos and easy find which antenna has the strongest gain or best reception because he doesn't compare them to the best. For example in this video I would have liked the DATBOSS LR Mix to be compared to a large UHF yagi (HDB91X), a large Channel Master or a Denny's Double stack.
The only method to truly compare antennas is to have them set up right beside each other with a selector switch and compare the readings for each channel. Find out which antenna has better reception. Record data. Replace weaker antenna with another and repeat until you have the best antenna. I remember seeing on an antenna forum where a guy did something like that with 20 antennas. He drove to an area 50 miles from a tower in a field. Brought 20 antennas with him and compared them all. At the end he could tell which was the best out of the antennas he brought.
That antenna looks and looks like it is a high-end receiver that will do great for my area.
I bought one and installed it the same day I received it. I receive 94 channels from 4 cities with strong signals 3 and 4 bars on each. I'm in upstate South Carolina within 70 miles of all television towers. It the best for it's size.
I just ordered one. And new solid Copper RG6 Coaxial cable. =
I got the new Antenna, hooked it up and tuned it. It's better than any other Antenna I've ever had.
Awesome antenna for our cabin in Harrison Michigan where WJRT ABC 12 is very weak & the station is about 66 miles away from Flint Michigan
Hey Tyler thanks for restoring the outdoor antenna reviews cuz we all know that those indoor things aren't too hot
my Televes antenna gets 45 channels and was suspected to barely get a few even from Tyler. i feel so ahead in the game now thanks to Tyler
I bought this based solely on your experience. A King Jack came on my camper and it was weak but I was still impressed that it was pulling the channel I like best from a tower 70+ miles away. I've since built a carport canopy over the RV and lost that channel completely. I plan on mounting this on a mast above the canopy. It's arriving today, hope it works at least as good as the King Jack did. I also kinda hope the 12v power supply from the Jack antenna will work with this one since it's integrated in the camper. Not a big deal if it don't, it'll just be cleaner looking if it does.
No doubt this antenna will perform better than the King Jack antenna as long is you point it correctly towards the closest network affiliated TV stations.
@@AntennaMan You weren't joking. I'm not even using the amplifier and it receives better than ever. I may get one for my house too. I will add tho, as a throw the instructions aside and put it together guy, this is one I wouldn't. It's like building a model. You really need the instructions.
Just put mine up and a 20 percent signal upgrade ...this antenna is better than my old one and a lot smaller takes a bit to assemble it but once you figure it it's a breeze.....now for longevity we will have to see but for now 5 stars
Thank you for this info.
It should be here friday.
The preamp on the antenna is how all antennas should be.
Keep up the good work sir.
May God Bless you.
I love your videos! I am shopping for a new antenna and have watched your best outdoor antenna video a few times in the last month. I have the channel master in my amazon cart, but now am considering this one. Will be watching this video a few more times to help me decide. Thank you!
I previously had the Channel Master LR. It was good but no comparison to the DatBoss LR. In fact I gave the Channel Master to my Mother-in-law & set it up at her home. She lives more centrally located & it is excellent in her location. I required 70 mile reception thru trees & limited to a 20" pole. The DatBoss does the job.
This is great I'm going to buy this new antenna for my home here in Miami and my old Televes antenna I'm going to take it overseas to my house in Central America. 👍👍👍👍
Great antenna, installed one today, getting more channels than I did before.
Thanks! I watched many of your videos and your content helped me from making the cheap ebay antenna mistake! I settled on the the antenna you reviewed here ( televes dat boss lr mix) very happy as I pull in NYC stations reliably even though I am about 70 miles out from tower ( strange because I live in Connecticut and have trouble with CT stations!). May get an atc 3.0 tuner to see what else I can pull in! Great videos and awesome content!- Chris
Hey Christopher, thanks for the contribution. If you can get some Hartford channels then an ATSC 3.0 tuner may help but right now NYC does not have ATSC 3.0.
I actually got this to replace a rca yagi, and put it up about 35 feet but it really doesn’t do much better than the yagi for me but my closest transmitters are about 40 miles away
Which RF frequencies are you trying to reach?
@@jimross2101 I’ll have to look and see exactly
Sometimes your antenna can be too directional.
Good they added a second preamp that has it's own AGC so we are up to separate AGCs for VHF and UHF. VHF needed it's own preamp with it's own AGC because the VHF on these antennas is nothing compared to the UHF. I'm not surprised to see the VHF improving by 3db which is significant. The UHF of the previous generation was pretty good to begin with but makes LTE rejection that much easier and of course designing for a narrower spectrum improves that range given correct math was used.
I have dream, to have a dream, no seriously, with Cellular Data requiring more bandwidth as time goes by with the consumer expecting more, the sub 1ghz cellular bands cannot carry the bandwidth of the over 1ghz frequencies so my dream is to get the spectrum back. Future cellular could well be low earth orbit.
I replaced my old antenna with this Televes antenna today. Incredible!
I bought this antenna to be use for my RV travel trailer. I have the cheap factory omni antenna on the roof of my travel trailer and the lat place I camped I was only able to pick up 2 or 3 channels. I will be setting up this new Televes model 149884 in a couple weeks. I will do a scan on original factory antenna and then scan with the Televes antenna. I will report the test in a couple weeks.
DO NOT BUY this antenna from Interworld Highway LLC "Teuipment" if there's a problem and you need to return the antenna they can charge you 25% to 50% of the purchase price. Plus you have to place the box you received the antenna into another box and pay for shipping to return. You could already be paying 25% to 50% just to return the item and if they charge you 25% to $50% for any possible thing wrong with item or shipping you could be out of 100% cost of the antenna. This return is my worse nightmare of buy and selling on eBay and Amazon for over 20 years and try to return something. Their return policy is the worse. Purchase your antenna from somewhere else. I bought antenna via Amazon but the shipper is the one with strict shipping returns.
What happened to the delayed report?
Only downside to this antenna is that it is very directive and as such, a lesser antenna which may pick up signals over a 45 degree arc may seem 'better' in some cases. But as stated, no antenna is one size fits all. My opinion (and I own an 883 and three 884's) is that there is no better UHF antenna made for pulling in a signal that you can aim at. And the construction quality is several levels over most anything else made. Wish they made a similar quality multi element 2-13 antenna.
Bob Hawkins. The best antenna is the one that works for you. You have to remember that part of Televes’ performance advantage is their unique built-in auto-gain preamplifier that not only compensates for distribution signal loss but also improves any antenna’s performance. The venerable Antennas Direct 91XG is unchanged and still selling well since the the late 1990s at the beginning of DTV before there were many stations that were transmitting on RF VHF. I have four of them. You still see many old antennas of that design in Europe and in the the U.S. in the 1970s Channel Master had three sizes of their “Super Diamond Quantum®️”, the 4247, 4248, and the 4257 that succeeded their giant parabolic models. I have two of the 4248s and for me it is about equal to the 91XG but some DXers say it was better than the 91XG. At my difficult reception (refraction) location I have to have separate antennas in different spots and heights and no Televes combination model works for me for both UHF and VHF.
@@bjs2022 Agree on all points. My solution involved an 883 (only because the 884 was not available then) with no preamp and a Stellar Labs VHF HI yagi. Those run into a Televes preamp near the antennas that has separate UHF and VHF Hi inputs. The performance on 7-36 exceeded my high expectations. Been using an MXV5100 applied to the low VHF input but I am less than thrilled with it's performance. It sits within 4' of my FM yagi and I fear that it and the FM antenna may both be compromised by that proximity. I think the MXV will be moving down to the chimney before the snow flies.
@@BobOnTheJob1 I had a similar problem & discovered it required a 10' separation which I have now.
@@JFrenchRennier Between a 2-13 antenna and an FM yagi ? If so, what improvement did you get when you satisfied the 10' spacing need ?
I live between two markets as this antenna can't even pick up the market 30 mi away behind it. Picks up just fine when aimed at a tower 80 miles away though.
Great video!! I enjoy all your content!! So educational!
Tyler,Thank You.
Thank You Antenna Man. A very good review. I'm checking on a Televes Antenna now.
Atmospheric conditions may change between days you test different antenna so it's hard to compare the numbers exactly.
Great review. Where is the link for the low vhf version of this antenna? I am not rural but would like to capture as many low and high vhf channels as possible 😀
Will this work installed in a attic space? We are not allowed out door attenia where we live. Thx for your time. Great video.
Yes, you can place any antenna in the attic. If you decide to order it use my affiliate link below. amzn.to/3OuzlHM
Właśnie testuje Televesa dattboss LR , stara wersja nadajnik 100km. Pozdrawiam 👌💪🏻👍
I have the original DATBOSS LR Mix. Very, very happy with it. It works perfect for my use.
buying this antenna (from your amazon link) to pick up some stations 50+ miles away. Almost all of the reviews (from various sites) for this antenna have been very positive. Thank you for doing these reviews.. Do you have a video that describes how you mount and test these antennas? I'm interested in the details of how you do the setup for these reviews..
Hey, Tyler! As always, thanks for your solid feedback on an antenna. I wonder though if I should upgrade from Televes model #148881? I bought it last time after you reviewed the product on youtube. So far no known issues with my current Televes antenna. Worth upgrading? Thanks again!
I look forward to your review of the new Mix antenna with the lo-VHF. I got an older version that was somewhat worthless for lo-VHF.
Other than the manager that was obnoxious when I had a short in my electrical cord and needed it replaced, I recommend this company’s products.
How does it compare to the Channel Master CM-4228HD?
Excellent, especially stressing that the term “headroom”, how far above the threshold for DTV to get a solid picture with changing/variable reception is needed because of weather and the seasons.
AKA fade margin.
Would really like to see a review of the Sky Blue SB22. I live in an area with multiple Hi-VHF channels as well as UHF channels that are 40-60 miles away and am trying to decide between the Winegard 7694, Range Experts XPS-1500 and the SB22. Thanks for all you do. It has been very helpful. I have learned a lot so far.
Thinking about the Televes 148383. Do you have a video telling the best grounding techniques?
Haha, that thumbnail is awesome 🤷♂📡😆
Looks amazing.
Looks like this might be the one to try if you don't have room for Winegard or Channel Masters biggest antennas.
Thanks Tyler! To your point about atmospherics. We both know they were pretty good when you reviewed the Ellipse and fairly degraded now so the Dat Boss LR won out on dealing with season variation probably. Glad you figured out the magic is in the preamp. I picked up one of these end of May after working with the Range Expert and not being able to bring in the 4K signals from Seattle reliably. Like I could via the older Dat Boss LR and the Stellar. I had been playing with height of the new Dat Boss LR and got all of the 4K channels for two nights [RF 24 has KOMO, KIRO, KUNS and 31 KING, KONG, KCPQ, KZJO] but King TV would not open. I am beginning to wonder if the adopters are using the same RF but on different towers or if the height of the transmitter on the tower differs for each broadcaster and may relate to signal strength? The weakest that would open was KZJO with Signal Quality at 42 and Strength in the high 70's. It played pretty well but not to a reliable record level. The new VHF elements even had me seeing RF 11 of the old standard during the evenings much like the Stellar but here the new preamp makes all the difference in my mind along with one fewer combiner.
A friend of mine used the Range Experts UHF element and my Stellar to pull in +65 channels at his house. Even RF 9 [PBS] at night time which is more than 50 miles and very low power. He also has my old DB LR and Ellipse. It may be that the ellipse may have a slightly wider angle than the Dat Boss but definitely wider angle than the Range Expert.
It looks like the Ellipse Mix will be the only upgraded version to survive that series. Do you know if they will make a Repack version of the Dat Boss Mix with lo VHF and new preamp? Do you think Televes would sell the new preamp to older Ellipse and Dat Boss owners or maybe make an upgrade package? Just got a post card they will be cutting the trees out of the power lines in my area in three weeks, about time since they are now above the top lines. Hoping that may open up a different placement for my antenna pole to test. Maybe like with solar installers we need a drone but with an RF scanner? I did take one up 65' with a cherry picker looking for a signal, once.
Here come DATBOSS, here come DATBOSS... Oh shit, waddup
What is the best long range uhf/vhf antenna that you would use. I am 70 miles from 7 broadcast areas. My antenna is 50 foot in the air with Amp and rotor. I do pretty good most times.
It would be nice if you could re-compare some of these new long range high tech antennas with some of the older style large "Radio Shack" style antennas like the Channel Master CM3020 you did three years ago. The readings in that review seem to be from completely different stations so I'm guessing they don't compare.
I don't think I've seen any good side by side comparisons with those super large antennas next to the new compact designs from Televes and the like.
I actually no longer own the large CM3020. It's not worth repurchasing the antenna and spending hours remaking the video as it would mess up the current reach of the video and my channel. I can tell you the CM3020 does better on the VHF band (especially low VHF) than the Televes LR Mix while the Televes does better on the UHF band where most TV stations are on.
@@AntennaMan - I wasn't specifically talking about getting the CM3020 again, but Channel Master still makes those type of Antennas like the Advantage 60 or Advantage 100.
I like the Televes 149884. You don't talk about the mounting system. Can you elaborate?
I like this antenna 👍🏼
How would this antenna rate against a Gray-Hoverman double bay unit Tylar ?? Thanks 😀😀😀😀
Thanks Tyler. Stay cool buddy!
Best,
Joe
I'm going to have to redesign my entire way of spending money after these energy bills hit me this winter
Another good vid Antenna Man. Question. If i use rg6 cable, do i need a special connector to join two cables together and will connectors degrade my signal? Thanks.
One great thing I learned from the Antennaman, is the LED light issue. Here if I have a certain LED light on, battery 12 V , I cannot get CH 19 which is a cw of Ch 2 KDKA
I switched to GE bulbs.
Can I use this in Europa for DVB-T - DVB-T2
So the VHF element of this version is more than twice as good. I am now wondering maybe if you can somehow buy it as an aftermarket part, and install it in the older version of the LR Mix? Instead of re-purchasing the updated model?
I'd get the new model for the 5g filtering.
Have a great weekend. great content.
Is this antenna going on your recommended list over the older Televes antenna?
It's already on my list: www.amazon.com/shop/antennaman/list/2LH365VAPDKLC
Televes don't play with their antennas, it seems. I might get one for my HDHR...
Hey, Tyler 9 mi north of Baltimore here been to the Televes website and looking for the televes 148383 antenna Lo-hi vhf & uhf. Wanted to buy it from your Amazon store to help support your channel but can't find a link for it.
Is there one?
I hope you make the video of the low high VHF and UHF antenna Sir. Look forward to seeing the video from you Tylar so that I can make a informed decision on a purchase Sir. Thanks
I will have reviews on low VHF capable antennas in the future. Make sure you are subscribed to my UA-cam channel to get a notification when they are posted.
@@AntennaMan Got it done fella. Peace
Hey Tyler. Nice work. I've also installed several antennas for family and friends. I don't have signal meters or signal to noise meters. Just use tv fool. I'm in Canada. Can you please check out this new model RCA antenna. Claiming 100 mile range. I know how signals work. Just want to see how this antenna stacks up against the Televes models and so on. Here's the model number: ANANT950E
RCA Multi-Directional Outdoor/Attic HDTV Antenna - Black
Don't use TV fool as it hasn't been updated in about five years. Most of the information on it is not accurate. Use rabbitears.info instead. As for the RCA antenna, I actually tried it out. Didn't work too well so I decided not to review it.
@@AntennaMan nothing else works for Canadians. Tried antenna web. Nothing. Found nothing. If you have one that works for Canadians. I would appreciate it
I would like to see Tyler Assemble some of these?
I would be worried about exposing the amplifier to direct and rain. I would make some kind of deflector to shade the amplifier.
These antennas are installed in over 100 countries in all sorts of environments. From scorching hot in Africa to subzero in Scandinavia. The preamplifier is fully shielded and weather resistant.
love to see an 2024 update rescan please
interested in buying
Thanks!
Thanks Robert!
I bought 1. An love it. Great antenna.
Thanks!
What a very classical antenna
Feb 2024
are the long beams that stretch out adjustable like the smaller model
in your previous video
No, they are fixed, but you can adjust the tilt of the antenna.
thank you
it would be a great model for attic or garage , with the built in amp/electronics I don't think it would survive to long if you live in extreme climate conditions
These antennas are installed in over 100 countries in all sorts of environments. From scorching hot in Africa to subzero in Scandinavia. The preamplifier is fully shielded and weather resistant.
I have 1 & so far it has survived a Louisiana tornado. The other Televes I own is older & made it thru 2 hurricanes.
i had a recommendation by "The Antenna Man" about a year ago and I purchases the old version of the DATBOSS LR Mix ( Model 149833 ) and it works great. I was wondering if there are new updated parts I could replace on my old model? Like the rear reflector or the pre-amp? If so, where can I purchase them, if there are interchangeable on the old model ( Model 149833 ). Any info would be appreciated.
Older models are not upgradeable to latest specs
I'm very happy with the Ellipse. I don't even need the preamp
Yes, in many locations the Televes antennas will work fine in passive antenna.
Replaced my Dennys double stacker with this antenna, did not pick up more, the repack did too much damage.
I'm sorry to hear that. You're probably getting all of the channels you can. The FCC repack really messed things up.
Is the amp replaceable if it fails?
Sounds like a good antenna.
I'd like to see how this antenna compares to the HD Stacker from Denny's. The Hi-VHF should be good on that antenna as well as the UHF. I've never seen this antenna tested.
Unfortunately I have no plans to test out the HD stacker as it is no longer sold online outside of the local store
Those stackers are junk. Just a medium range combo antenna arranged to lessen the size (and gain).
Nice. Almost as good as the CM4228
Almost?
I have a consol tv from the late 1980s please do a video on digital to analog converter boxes
Just recently ordered this one, just have to figure out the mounting
See video below: ua-cam.com/video/pSKOVYFPGuo/v-deo.html
I have this antenna, but installed it upside down. It has great signals on all local channels. Is there any reason that I should take down my 30' pole and turn the antenna over?
Were you able to get WPVI from 42 mi with this antenna?
Hey Tyler, I want you to do a scan on my house or whatever you do so let me know how I can get a hold of you to do that. I expect there’s a fee I don’t know what it is offhand but talk to you later somehow.
I wish Tyler would keep his word he said over a year ago he would try out my antenna still waiting
Replaced 8 bay,no difference in chs. may have slightly better signal not sure it is worth the price.
Hey can I attic install this model ? Thanks
Tyler, in your opinion, how does the DATBOSS LR compare with the Channel Master 3020? I am currently using a Clearstream 4V with a Televes preamp but on windy or rainy days, I experience signal loss. Also am experiencing loss due to extreme heat.
The Channel Master CM3020 will be it on VHF, but the DATBOSS LR will beat the CM3020 on UHF which is where most TV stations are. The ClearStream 4V is a very basic small directional antenna. The Televes DATBOSS should be an improvement compared to what you have now and would probably be better than the CM3020. If did you want me to take a look at your reception to determine if you even need to go as large as the DATBOSS Mix you can sign up for my consultation service below. www.antennamanpa.com/antenna-recommendations.html
The individual beans are pointed up/down. Rather than horizontally, Why ?
How is the amp on this antenna powered? I have seen that it has a 3 foot power cable which is not anywhere sufficient to reach the height of my antenna. Are there other options?