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Antennas Direct ClearStream 4MAX

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The Antennas Direct ClearStream 4MAX is a powerful outdoor antenna designed for long-range reception. Its directional design focuses on a specific area, maximizing signal strength and minimizing interference. Ideal for rural and suburban locations, it can receive signals from up to 65 miles away. The robust construction and weatherproof design ensure durability in harsh conditions.

While requiring a more involved installation than indoor antennas, the ClearStream 4MAX delivers exceptional performance for those seeking the best possible OTA signal. It's a workhorse antenna for serious viewers.

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What is the maximum range of the Antennas Direct ClearStream 4MAX?

The Antennas Direct ClearStream 4MAX is a heavy-duty outdoor TV antenna rated for a maximum reception range of up to 70 miles. This extended range makes it highly effective at pulling in free over-the-air broadcasts from distant TV towers in suburban and rural areas.

Does the ClearStream 4MAX need to be mounted on a roof?

While the ClearStream 4MAX is optimized for outdoor roof mounting to achieve its maximum range, it can also be installed in an attic. Keep in mind that mounting an antenna in an attic can reduce its effective range by 30 to 50 percent due to interference from roofing materials.

Is the Antennas Direct ClearStream 4MAX directional or multi-directional?

The ClearStream 4MAX is a multi-directional antenna, meaning it can receive signals from towers located in completely different directions without requiring a rotor. Its unique patented loop design captures both UHF and high-VHF signals effectively.

Does the ClearStream 4MAX come with a mounting pole?

Yes, the ClearStream 4MAX package includes a heavy-duty 20-inch mounting J-pole to attach the antenna to your roof or exterior wall. However, it does not include the coaxial cable needed to run the signal down to your television, which usually must be purchased separately.

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