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Question: Does this antenna come with an antenna mount or must I buy one like the Winegard DS-2000?
Document: this works very well to pick up the didgital signal, mounted on the roof and the TV is in the basement.make sure to buy the black mast also it does not come with it like the picture shows.
Bought this antenna to receive public UHF and VHF channels. I use it in the attic about 10 miles away from a transmitter station, I receive all available channels. It's a great product for a few bucks and very easy to assemble.Consider that you also need to buy a mount in case you need one because it's not included.
Like other reviews, the instructions are terrible, but it's really simple if you are remotely handy around the house. You unfold it out of the box, attach it to the pole, attach the wire and you're done. My old antenna that was 2x the size of this one was mounted in my attic. I removed it and replaced with this one and I'm already picking up additional channels that I didnt have with the old one. I'm going to be moving it to a chimney mount though for better reception.
That explains why the VHF-high performance was not nearly as good as the UHF.I switched to aWinegard HD7694P HDTV High Band VHF Antenna, which is directional in the VHF-high band, and those stations come in strong and clear. I gained 10dB of signal to noise ratio on channel 7, and the Winegard also improved or equaled the SNR across the UHF band as well (from 5dB to 0dB improvement).The CM-2016 does have the advantage of being small!
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.
Came just with the aluminum poles and clamps. Nothing else. Waste of money. Do not buy this you will return it back. No cables, bo connectors nothing came in the box. Its just sitting and I am like OK what is this and what do I do with it.
This antenna works great. I have it mounted about 25 feet up at the back of my house and it receives all local HDTV channels.I is very easy to install with the included hardware. Just flip out and lock the antenna elements into place and mount it on your postor tower. I would recomend it. Don't be misled by the picture, the mounting post does not come with the antenna.
More than I really need for UHF, being only 17 miles from the transmitters, but it gets the two High-VHF channels that my previous set-top indoor antenna just could not do the job on. I'm now getting very strong, clear signal for every channel that dtv.gov shows I should be getting.This design is compact enough I was able to easily mount it in the attic of my garage, so there was no mast, guy wires, or anything like that to mess with.
Instead of using the attic space I decided to let the unit enjoy it's freedom with a outside mount. This I believe was the key to getting that far away channel and others. Some people think antenna's look like eyesoars on the roof but I think it looks pretty damn cool and I will use the money saved for a couple of plane tickets somewhere. Great antenna for me. Will probably purchase a larger ChannelMaster for a cabin that is about 70 miles away.
It's quality, but the wires were too short to mount as intended. Not a deal breaker. I would buy it again.
Answer: No mount. Has a typical u-bolt/saddle for bolting to a small mast.