Works well for me, and I'm about 40 miles from some of the stations I'm picking up. However, after a year of use, the coax that came with it has broken right near the connection on the antenna. As a result, I have to make sure I don't move it at all which is no big deal, since it's in my attic, and I never use the rotor.

Have not had oppertunity to install it outside yet, but works great inside! If it's any indication of how it does work, it will work very well, possible freezing ice problems though.

We have worked on this for days and still can not get it to remotely turn from inside the house. Red light is on but not the green one. Help!

Ordered 2 units, can’t beat the price for a Antenna ROTATOR. Installed one for the TV and intend to experiment with the other one for BROAD BAND & 2-WAY RADIO communications. Arrived on time, relatively easy assembly, added some additional sealant for better weather protection in my environment. Works as advertised, pulls in every Digital & Analog signal with no problem. The system doesn’t have a BYPASS MODE, so you must have the unit ON even after you have positioned it for maximum coverage. Also has no direction indicator, you have to be QUICK ON THE REMOTE to stop it from going all the way to the STOP position and then rotate it back. Found out if you DOUBLE CLICK the remote you can defeat that, if you are lucky, and rotate back and forth without going all the way to the stops. Also uses the COAX as the power source for the rotator, so trying to use an antenna switch box( to chose between antenna systems ) is probably a NO NO as you might run a risk of throwing voltage into any other equipment you have connected to the system. Can’t beat the product for the price, significantly increases signals, but you must keep power to the unit all the time, would suggest a bypass switch so you could use the amplifier and rotator feature when you need it. As an example, in my area 95% of the stations broadcast from the same location and no amplification is needed, the other 5% broadcast from different locations and some need amplification. For me, it is not a problem to hit the rotator for the 5% of weak stations, to try and explain this procedure to the Wife becomes a problem, particularly when the unit wants to rotate from STOP TO STOP. My solution was to aim the antenna at the 5% group, the other stations come in off the side of the antenna just fine, but the amplifier must be kept on. Al O / Quail Hollow Florida USA

Absolutely no reception in my area with this antenna. I live 30 miles from several broadcast stations, but, due to the hilly terrain, it would not pull in any signals at all.

simple installation, rotor helps to fine tune stations. VERY SATISFIED