Gerald H. Behrens says:

First of all, the antenna does not come with any extras like a mast or cable to connect the TV. That said, I really like the product, it unfolds and mounts very easily and is well made. I have a six foot mast (1 1/4″ emt. conduit) bolted to the fascia board just outside the bedroom window. Just slip the clamp over the emt, attach the antenna to the clamp and tighten securely, follow the instructions in aiming the antenna, “arrow” toward the most distant station, which for me is 45 miles due west. All of the other 16 channels come in just fine without adjustment or an additional amplifier. I have large 35-40 foot live oak trees all around the property. There is no problem with reception.
Rating: 5 / 5

Windsor says:

I researched for antenna that would provide solid vhf/uhf reception for a 30 mile transmission range. Ordered this antenna elsewhere, but a fantastic product. Tried a cheap indoor amplified antenna to see what channels I could even get, around 24. Installed the CM 2016 in the attic (about 35 above the ground) and pointed it in the general direction of where most of the towers are. Tall trees and even a neighboring house in the way. Now up to around 50 channels, some are duplicates from Baltimore. My house is about 35 miles southeast of Washington, DC where most of the channels come from, although I’m getting them from Annapolis and Baltimore also. [...] shows most of the towers around 30 miles away.

Fantastic reception even in the attic without an amplifier. If I end up connecting it to the main cable line in the house will probably add an amplifier.
Rating: 5 / 5