The Antennas Direct Goliath is a huge antenna with a massive range, but that doesn’t necessarily make it right for everyone.

The Antennas Direct ClearStream Max-V Pro uses two double-loop UHF elements (the figure-8 shaped things) and a VHF element (the straight horizontal rod) to maximize signal-pulling abilities.

The Antennas Direct Clearstream 4 Max is one of the larger attic/outdoor mount antennas we tested. With its unique double figure-eight design, the antenna will do best in areas of strong to medium ...

The Antennas Direct ClearStream Eclipse is a simple, yet powerful indoor antenna with an unobtrusive design. Like other ...

The Antennas Direct DB8-E is a rather unique addition to this list in that it thrives in both indoor and outdoor environments. It is a multi-directional antenna, ...

Antennas Direct was listed as No. 7 with revenue of more than $2 million in 2007 — more than in 248% revenue growth since 2005. Sales of antennas in the first two months of this year were up 125% over ...

FreeCast and Antennas Direct enter into a distribution agreement to pair OTT and OTA products. ORLANDO, Fla., Oct. 12, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- FreeCast is announcing an agreement with antenna ...

The Antennas Direct Clearstream 2V hits the Goldilocks zone between small indoor and large outdoor antennas in almost every department. It’s a bit more heavy-duty than a slim-panel antenna you ...

Under the agreement, Antennas Direct will bundle FreeCast’s service with its antennas, marketing the two products as complementary parts of the post-cable TV puzzle. FreeCast’s product is an ...

Antennas Direct‘s ClearStream 2V sits in the middle of its smaller ClearStream line for windows and TV stands. The 2V stands out because of its longer range, UHF/VHF support, ...

MORE DIRECTIONAL ANTENNAS. The proven success of these directional antennas convinced the FCC to accept the technology and create regulations for its use. This opened the floodgates to applications ...

The Antennas Direct ClearStream Max-V Pro uses two double-loop UHF elements (the figure-8 shaped things) and a VHF element (the straight horizontal rod) to maximize signal-pulling abilities.