[Newest 2020] Five Star Outdoor Digital Amplified – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
[Newest 2020] Five Star Outdoor Digital Amplified HDTV Antenna – up to 200 Mile Long Range,Directional 360 Degree Rotation,HD 4K 1080P FM Radio, Supports 5 TVs Plus Installation Kit and Mounting Pole
Product Dimensions
17 x 8 x 7 inches
Item Weight
6.24 pounds
Manufacturer
Five Star
ASIN
B07YN62TM1
Date First Available
October 2, 2019
Test video – [Newest 2020] Five Star Outdoor Digital Amplified :
Product highlights :
❤️[2020 New Release Outdoor Antenna] Reach Up to 200 mile Range, provides high resolution HDTV 4K,1080p,1080i,720p for local FREE channels, local news, sports programs, weather. Operating Frequency VHF 40- 230MHz | UHF 470 – 860MHz. Supports 5 TV in your family at a time with our installation kit, and supports FM Radio broadcasting. Five Star 2020 version has upgraded high gain booster which can have high quality for HDTV.
❤️[Advanced VHF UHF Reception]6 reflector elements can improve the UHF HDTV image quality 25% better than 4 elements. Larger elements also stabilize the signal. Includes a V Band which can improve 50% of VHF HDTV quality. Durable reflectors design prevents from wind damage.
❤️[Higher Image Resolution] Built in Auto Gain Control Chip with gain booster can make high gain from 15-35db. Premium quality copper cable inside motor offers shielded and more stable signal transmission. LTE filter which removes the interference from phone signal and ensures the high quality DTV/VHF/UHF image.
❤️[Wider Region for All Directional Operating] Built-in All Directional with 360-degree rotation can help to reach a wider area by pressing the button to rotate the antenna. Operating range can reach up to 200 miles. This function can help you receive more choices with your favorite HDTV channels in your area.
❤️[Save Now and Gain More HDTV] No contracts! No monthly Bills! Save Today with Five Star Antenna. All in one Package Includes: Five Star Antenna, Installation Kit (40ft Coax Cable, 4-way Splitter to watch 4 TVs, 15pcs Cable Clips), J Pole. 1-year limited warranty included.
Best gift for parents and family members for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year.
Questions & Answers – [Newest 2020] Five Star Outdoor Digital Amplified :
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Five Star Outdoor Digital Amplified in Saudi Arabia ?
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❤️[2020 New Release Outdoor Antenna] Reach Up to 200 mile Range, provides high resolution HDTV 4K,1080p,1080i,720p for local FREE channels, local news, sports programs, weather. Operating Frequency VHF 40- 230MHz | UHF 470 – 860MHz. Supports 5 TV in your family at a time with our installation kit, and supports FM Radio broadcasting. Five Star 2020 version has upgraded high gain booster which can have high quality for HDTV.
❤️[Advanced VHF UHF Reception]6 reflector elements can improve the UHF HDTV image quality 25% better than 4 elements. Larger elements also stabilize the signal. Includes a V Band which can improve 50% of VHF HDTV quality. Durable reflectors design prevents from wind damage.
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.1 / 5 on Amazon.
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Five Star Outdoor Digital Amplified in Saudi Arabia ?
Technical specifications – [Newest 2020] Five Star Outdoor Digital Amplified :
Antenna
Television, Radio
Brand
Five Star
Color
Standard Kit plus J Pole
Number of Channels
100
Impedance
75 Ohm
Maximum Range
200 Miles
Item Dimensions LxWxH
17 x 8 x 7 inches
Purchase advice :
Warranty :
Check the duration of the warranty and also the faults and defects it covers. Is it complete or limited? and What is included in the warranty (parts, repairs or both)?
Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
Proof of purchase :
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After-sales service :
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16 reviews for [Newest 2020] Five Star Outdoor Digital Amplified
Rated 4 out of 5
D. R (verified owner)–
Bye Bye Cable – I love this one. We have gotten rid of our cable, and it has been great.
Rated 4 out of 5
R. L (verified owner)–
Antenna is great but the instructions are the worst – You better have internet access to learn how to properly install this antenna, because the written directions are some of the worst I’ve ever seen. Please hire me to translate. Even the videos are terrible. However, I am very happy to be pulling in over-the-air channels that my previous antenna couldn’t. As other reviews mentioned, the mount has extra parts. The coax cord from the base to the TV is only about 3’ long. I used a longer coax cord from the antenna to the base, but two very long cords connected by a splitter did not work. I think too long of a cable run may not work, so put the antenna as close to the tv as you can.
Rated 4 out of 5
D. A (verified owner)–
Excellent clear picture – Great reception in our rural area. Worked well for a month. Then the power supply adapter went out.it has no voltage on meter. Called Fivestar mfg antenna dept. Said will send replacement after checking amazon order number. Excellent service.
Rated 4 out of 5
D. A (verified owner)–
Excellent clear picture – Great reception in our rural area. Worked well for a month. Then the power supply adapter went out.it has no voltage on meter. Called Fivestar mfg antenna dept. Said will send replacement after checking amazon order number. Excellent service.
Rated 4 out of 5
J. O (verified owner)–
i did not get a manual – send me a manual!!
Rated 4 out of 5
H. L (verified owner)–
Pretty Good but the motor function is a…. – Pulled in all the channels I needed though this unit based on mileage claim is way overkill for me. But the motor feature to move the antenna is worthless if you don’t have line of sight or view of the antenna. Mine is in the attic and when i try to tune something in, and then if I loose another channel, its not a simple press the button and it will come in, because i have no idea which way it is pointing. I stopped using that feature and just tuned it in based on pointing it where I think it is best.
Rated 4 out of 5
K. T (verified owner)–
Good so far – Easy to install and set up. Picture quality is excellent so far. Materials are fairly lightweight; hoping it will survive through a northern winter.
Rated 4 out of 5
H. L (verified owner)–
Pretty Good but the motor function is a…. – Pulled in all the channels I needed though this unit based on mileage claim is way overkill for me. But the motor feature to move the antenna is worthless if you don’t have line of sight or view of the antenna. Mine is in the attic and when i try to tune something in, and then if I loose another channel, its not a simple press the button and it will come in, because i have no idea which way it is pointing. I stopped using that feature and just tuned it in based on pointing it where I think it is best.
Rated 4 out of 5
A. O (verified owner)–
Out of the box, it’s very good – Assembly and installation go well, assuming you are used to garbled language in instructions. The coaxial cable attachment comes with a boot to cover the junction with the antenna base that you will never be able to properly place or seal, without a heat gun. Especially on a roof. For me, I have the choice of taking the antenna down, or taking a heat gun up. I will choose the latter, because I will remove the coax from the box which is white, (saving that for in the house), and run black coax on the exterior. I need a heat gun anyway, for other projects. But for you, maybe the cable being white and only 40 ft is not an issue and you have no other need for a heat gun. Assemble the antenna in the comfortable indoors, then attach the included coaxial cable to the motor platform, do not over-tighten. Then you need to slide the black boot on the cable all the way up to the motor platform/base. Once all the way up, you are to notice that little metal ring down at the bottom of the boot and that it has a tiny arch in it. You take ordinary pliers and squish that arch to provide a better seal. In the make-believe world where you can push the boot up to the motor platform without first adding heat. Nearly impossible. But indoors, maybe you have a blow dryer, or can borrow one from a neighbor. Then you can gently soften the plastic boot and slide it up, past the metal connector then let it cool. And shrink. That’s how you install a boot and you won’t get any of that from the instructions.
Rated 4 out of 5
J. E (verified owner)–
Good Signal Strength w/ Fidgety Rotor – I’ve played with this type of antenna before so I knew the rotor had its limitations. I wouldn’t count in using it for more than an initial setting as you cannot control exact locations. I built a microprocessor based compass to tell me which direction it’s putting on a web page so that I can put it in repeat positions since you cannot tell which way it’s pointing without looking at it. Another approach is using small increments of rotation until you get the best signal strength but that can be difficult depending on your digital tuner’s capabilities. Once pointed it has better signal than the previous one I had (similar type sold by many). I’ve settled on one direction after experimenting so the rotor at least saved me multiple trips to the roof.
Rated 4 out of 5
K. T (verified owner)–
Good so far – Easy to install and set up. Picture quality is excellent so far. Materials are fairly lightweight; hoping it will survive through a northern winter.
Rated 4 out of 5
J. E (verified owner)–
Good Signal Strength w/ Fidgety Rotor – I’ve played with this type of antenna before so I knew the rotor had its limitations. I wouldn’t count in using it for more than an initial setting as you cannot control exact locations. I built a microprocessor based compass to tell me which direction it’s putting on a web page so that I can put it in repeat positions since you cannot tell which way it’s pointing without looking at it. Another approach is using small increments of rotation until you get the best signal strength but that can be difficult depending on your digital tuner’s capabilities. Once pointed it has better signal than the previous one I had (similar type sold by many). I’ve settled on one direction after experimenting so the rotor at least saved me multiple trips to the roof.
Rated 4 out of 5
D. R (verified owner)–
Bye Bye Cable – I love this one. We have gotten rid of our cable, and it has been great.
Rated 4 out of 5
J. O (verified owner)–
i did not get a manual – send me a manual!!
Rated 4 out of 5
A. O (verified owner)–
Out of the box, it’s very good – Assembly and installation go well, assuming you are used to garbled language in instructions. The coaxial cable attachment comes with a boot to cover the junction with the antenna base that you will never be able to properly place or seal, without a heat gun. Especially on a roof. For me, I have the choice of taking the antenna down, or taking a heat gun up. I will choose the latter, because I will remove the coax from the box which is white, (saving that for in the house), and run black coax on the exterior. I need a heat gun anyway, for other projects. But for you, maybe the cable being white and only 40 ft is not an issue and you have no other need for a heat gun. Assemble the antenna in the comfortable indoors, then attach the included coaxial cable to the motor platform, do not over-tighten. Then you need to slide the black boot on the cable all the way up to the motor platform/base. Once all the way up, you are to notice that little metal ring down at the bottom of the boot and that it has a tiny arch in it. You take ordinary pliers and squish that arch to provide a better seal. In the make-believe world where you can push the boot up to the motor platform without first adding heat. Nearly impossible. But indoors, maybe you have a blow dryer, or can borrow one from a neighbor. Then you can gently soften the plastic boot and slide it up, past the metal connector then let it cool. And shrink. That’s how you install a boot and you won’t get any of that from the instructions.
Rated 4 out of 5
R. L (verified owner)–
Antenna is great but the instructions are the worst – You better have internet access to learn how to properly install this antenna, because the written directions are some of the worst I’ve ever seen. Please hire me to translate. Even the videos are terrible. However, I am very happy to be pulling in over-the-air channels that my previous antenna couldn’t. As other reviews mentioned, the mount has extra parts. The coax cord from the base to the TV is only about 3’ long. I used a longer coax cord from the antenna to the base, but two very long cords connected by a splitter did not work. I think too long of a cable run may not work, so put the antenna as close to the tv as you can.
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D. R (verified owner) –
Bye Bye Cable – I love this one. We have gotten rid of our cable, and it has been great.
R. L (verified owner) –
Antenna is great but the instructions are the worst – You better have internet access to learn how to properly install this antenna, because the written directions are some of the worst I’ve ever seen. Please hire me to translate. Even the videos are terrible. However, I am very happy to be pulling in over-the-air channels that my previous antenna couldn’t. As other reviews mentioned, the mount has extra parts. The coax cord from the base to the TV is only about 3’ long. I used a longer coax cord from the antenna to the base, but two very long cords connected by a splitter did not work. I think too long of a cable run may not work, so put the antenna as close to the tv as you can.
D. A (verified owner) –
Excellent clear picture – Great reception in our rural area. Worked well for a month. Then the power supply adapter went out.it has no voltage on meter. Called Fivestar mfg antenna dept. Said will send replacement after checking amazon order number. Excellent service.
D. A (verified owner) –
Excellent clear picture – Great reception in our rural area. Worked well for a month. Then the power supply adapter went out.it has no voltage on meter. Called Fivestar mfg antenna dept. Said will send replacement after checking amazon order number. Excellent service.
J. O (verified owner) –
i did not get a manual – send me a manual!!
H. L (verified owner) –
Pretty Good but the motor function is a…. – Pulled in all the channels I needed though this unit based on mileage claim is way overkill for me. But the motor feature to move the antenna is worthless if you don’t have line of sight or view of the antenna. Mine is in the attic and when i try to tune something in, and then if I loose another channel, its not a simple press the button and it will come in, because i have no idea which way it is pointing. I stopped using that feature and just tuned it in based on pointing it where I think it is best.
K. T (verified owner) –
Good so far – Easy to install and set up. Picture quality is excellent so far. Materials are fairly lightweight; hoping it will survive through a northern winter.
H. L (verified owner) –
Pretty Good but the motor function is a…. – Pulled in all the channels I needed though this unit based on mileage claim is way overkill for me. But the motor feature to move the antenna is worthless if you don’t have line of sight or view of the antenna. Mine is in the attic and when i try to tune something in, and then if I loose another channel, its not a simple press the button and it will come in, because i have no idea which way it is pointing. I stopped using that feature and just tuned it in based on pointing it where I think it is best.
A. O (verified owner) –
Out of the box, it’s very good – Assembly and installation go well, assuming you are used to garbled language in instructions. The coaxial cable attachment comes with a boot to cover the junction with the antenna base that you will never be able to properly place or seal, without a heat gun. Especially on a roof. For me, I have the choice of taking the antenna down, or taking a heat gun up. I will choose the latter, because I will remove the coax from the box which is white, (saving that for in the house), and run black coax on the exterior. I need a heat gun anyway, for other projects. But for you, maybe the cable being white and only 40 ft is not an issue and you have no other need for a heat gun. Assemble the antenna in the comfortable indoors, then attach the included coaxial cable to the motor platform, do not over-tighten. Then you need to slide the black boot on the cable all the way up to the motor platform/base. Once all the way up, you are to notice that little metal ring down at the bottom of the boot and that it has a tiny arch in it. You take ordinary pliers and squish that arch to provide a better seal. In the make-believe world where you can push the boot up to the motor platform without first adding heat. Nearly impossible. But indoors, maybe you have a blow dryer, or can borrow one from a neighbor. Then you can gently soften the plastic boot and slide it up, past the metal connector then let it cool. And shrink. That’s how you install a boot and you won’t get any of that from the instructions.
J. E (verified owner) –
Good Signal Strength w/ Fidgety Rotor – I’ve played with this type of antenna before so I knew the rotor had its limitations. I wouldn’t count in using it for more than an initial setting as you cannot control exact locations. I built a microprocessor based compass to tell me which direction it’s putting on a web page so that I can put it in repeat positions since you cannot tell which way it’s pointing without looking at it. Another approach is using small increments of rotation until you get the best signal strength but that can be difficult depending on your digital tuner’s capabilities. Once pointed it has better signal than the previous one I had (similar type sold by many). I’ve settled on one direction after experimenting so the rotor at least saved me multiple trips to the roof.
K. T (verified owner) –
Good so far – Easy to install and set up. Picture quality is excellent so far. Materials are fairly lightweight; hoping it will survive through a northern winter.
J. E (verified owner) –
Good Signal Strength w/ Fidgety Rotor – I’ve played with this type of antenna before so I knew the rotor had its limitations. I wouldn’t count in using it for more than an initial setting as you cannot control exact locations. I built a microprocessor based compass to tell me which direction it’s putting on a web page so that I can put it in repeat positions since you cannot tell which way it’s pointing without looking at it. Another approach is using small increments of rotation until you get the best signal strength but that can be difficult depending on your digital tuner’s capabilities. Once pointed it has better signal than the previous one I had (similar type sold by many). I’ve settled on one direction after experimenting so the rotor at least saved me multiple trips to the roof.
D. R (verified owner) –
Bye Bye Cable – I love this one. We have gotten rid of our cable, and it has been great.
J. O (verified owner) –
i did not get a manual – send me a manual!!
A. O (verified owner) –
Out of the box, it’s very good – Assembly and installation go well, assuming you are used to garbled language in instructions. The coaxial cable attachment comes with a boot to cover the junction with the antenna base that you will never be able to properly place or seal, without a heat gun. Especially on a roof. For me, I have the choice of taking the antenna down, or taking a heat gun up. I will choose the latter, because I will remove the coax from the box which is white, (saving that for in the house), and run black coax on the exterior. I need a heat gun anyway, for other projects. But for you, maybe the cable being white and only 40 ft is not an issue and you have no other need for a heat gun. Assemble the antenna in the comfortable indoors, then attach the included coaxial cable to the motor platform, do not over-tighten. Then you need to slide the black boot on the cable all the way up to the motor platform/base. Once all the way up, you are to notice that little metal ring down at the bottom of the boot and that it has a tiny arch in it. You take ordinary pliers and squish that arch to provide a better seal. In the make-believe world where you can push the boot up to the motor platform without first adding heat. Nearly impossible. But indoors, maybe you have a blow dryer, or can borrow one from a neighbor. Then you can gently soften the plastic boot and slide it up, past the metal connector then let it cool. And shrink. That’s how you install a boot and you won’t get any of that from the instructions.
R. L (verified owner) –
Antenna is great but the instructions are the worst – You better have internet access to learn how to properly install this antenna, because the written directions are some of the worst I’ve ever seen. Please hire me to translate. Even the videos are terrible. However, I am very happy to be pulling in over-the-air channels that my previous antenna couldn’t. As other reviews mentioned, the mount has extra parts. The coax cord from the base to the TV is only about 3’ long. I used a longer coax cord from the antenna to the base, but two very long cords connected by a splitter did not work. I think too long of a cable run may not work, so put the antenna as close to the tv as you can.