Anyone buy any of these lately? I see no sales in more than a year and last two claimed counterfeit antenna.
1150730
About average, nothing exceptional Just another antennaq. Good antennas are designed for single band use!
1150731
I got mine in the last half of 2014 and it was genuine. Since this item is fulfilled by many parties on Amazon your mileage may vary. If I was in your position I would just make sure that at the time of purchase you know if you have free returns as an option. I myself have an Amazon Prime membership and have done free returns on several items without any headaches. Hope this helps you, and happy 2015!
1150732
I've had mine for over a year...works better than the stock "Rubber Duck" antenna.
1142014
I'm not sure. The 2 that I bought came with peel & stick labels and I never really paid that much attention to it until I read your question, so we both may have been duped, if you're referring to a label that's actually etched into the base of the antenna with a laser. That may explain the really low price, because I was ready to buy 2 "Diamond" brand antennas at twice the price from H.R.O. until a fellow H.A.M. operator put me onto this one. All I know is that both of the antennas that I purchased seem to work as expected and I guess that's what really counts. Sorry, I wish I could be of more help. I'm not sure. The 2 that I bought came with peel & stick labels and I never really paid that much attention to it until I read your question, so we both may have been duped, if you're referring to a label that's actually etched into the base of the antenna with a laser. That may explain the really low price, because I was ready to buy 2 "Diamond" brand antennas at twice the price from H.R.O. until a fellow H.A.M. operator put me onto this one. All I know is that both of the antennas that I purchased seem to work as expected and I guess that's what really counts. Sorry, I wish I... » Read More I'm not sure. The 2 that I bought came with peel & stick labels and I never really paid that much attention to it until I read your question, so we both may have been duped, if you're referring to a label that's actually etched into the base of the antenna with a laser. That may explain the really low price, because I was ready to buy 2 "Diamond" brand antennas at twice the price from H.R.O. until a fellow H.A.M. operator put me onto this one. All I know is that both of the antennas that I purchased seem to work as expected and I guess that's what really counts. Sorry, I wish I could be of more help. « Show Less
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I've had mine for well over a year and no QC issues. They will sometimes disconnect if the base is too close to another RF source such as a wireless router. I had mine in the office next to the wifi router and they'd drop out sometimes while not in use (never had any troubles with them in-use). I moved them out to the living room for use with my Xbox One and they've never dropped out.
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Yea, right? I've been watching them for an awfully long time just hoping to get them on a sale and now they are going for stupid money. It's not just Amazon either, I can't find a decent price anywhere.I should've just purchased them before :(I would have to assume they stopped making them. I don't see why though, they are popular.edit. Just looked at their site http://eu.audio-technica.com/en/products/product.asp?catID=6&subID;=43&prodID;=156 It is listed as discontinued.I guess the question now is what else do they have that is close to the quality and price that these were? Yea, right? I've been watching them for an awfully long time just hoping to get them on a sale and now they are going for stupid money. It's not just Amazon either, I can't find a decent price anywhere.I should've just purchased them before :(I would have to assume they stopped making them. I don't see why though, they are popular.edit. Just looked at their site http://eu.audio-technica.com/en/products/product.asp?catID=6&subID;=43&prodID;=156 It is listed as discontinued.I guess the question now is what else do they have that is... » Read More Yea, right? I've been watching them for an awfully long time just hoping to get them on a sale and now they are going for stupid money. It's not just Amazon either, I can't find a decent price anywhere.I should've just purchased them before :(I would have to assume they stopped making them. I don't see why though, they are popular.edit. Just looked at their site http://eu.audio-technica.com/en/products/product.asp?catID=6&subID;=43&prodID;=156 It is listed as discontinued.I guess the question now is what else do they have that is close to the quality and price that these were? « Show Less
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4 dollars. If you check both ads on amazon they are the same antenna. Both made by Nagoya just sold through different companies.
885461
Some obvious questions first must be asked. Is it plugged into a power source and it it connected directly to the TV/receiver?Was the carton in which it was shipped damaged in any way which may indicate a damaged antenna?How many local channels are available in your area, maybe your range from sources only allows the success that you have?
495442
hey, i'm in the same prob here, looking for something to boost my weak signal for my regular tv. I don't use cable, just rabbit ears. Any sugestion which antenna is best or should i go look for booster?
1007823
Each of the Radio Frequency (RF) Receivers I have received (some 7 now) have each been different and have not shown the RF used. One could write the manufacturer and request a batch that used the same RF, but it is not currently accommodated at the retail level.
2108375
If I had been able to find this webpage before purchasing the antenna, I would not have bought it. Mine does not turn no matter what I do. In retrospect I should have known that a serious antenna would have a bigger price tag, and would not be advertised by a catalog selling all kinds of questionable stuff. (Heartland) I will be dropping mine off at goodwill and counting the cost as a lesson learned.
2270360
On my second sk3005 antenna and it's just failed. We've replaced one dish, the LDU and cable. I'm suspicious that the antenna can be damaged by road vibration or water infiltration. Hope you're having better luck getting help from Winegard than I am.
1250816
The best I can say is go to "Your Account" and at the bottom find returns and replacements. You might want to check the fuse either in-line or in the plug adapter. These can be fickle and blow out, also make sure power outlet has power and the antenna is mounted properly with good cable.
1852151
Used this chart for antenna comparison: http://www.miklor.com/COM/pdf/AntennaTestingW9MDB.pdf There's a big difference between the genuine Nagoya and the copies according to the chart. The one I received is genuine. Hypario is about the only definite vendor I could find that had genuine Nagoya. It comes in yellow packaging with the Reuex label and QR code (without this labeling its probably a copy). The antenna is black with silver lettering. I received exactly what was in the pictures. You can find the QR code on the Nagoya site: http://www.nagoya.com.tw Works fine on my UV-5RE.
2035851
We have observed quite some sellers are selling FAKE product as IXCC cables here. Especially the following sellers we have verified they are selling fake and low quality lightning cables:Mobile Quik; AsSeenonAZ; AZoltav; The Moss; Wireless Rox; Lisahuang996. Please keep away from their products.iXCC
1822584
The ones I bought in March 2015 from Amazon and RCShoppers are counterfeit although the Amazon listing says they are from Arduino. RCShoppers is not acknowledging their fraud or cooperating with the return process.
810047
It looks the same to me. I have the Baofeng and happy with them so far. Pretty good bang for the buck.
165358
I had two different friends pickup CX-300's on my recommendation. Both opted for the < $20 retailers, and both ended up with fakes.Generally speaking, if you bought them off eBay you can bet that it's a counterfeit, which I've begun calling "Fakeheisers". These are good knockoffs; unless you had a pair of real Sennheisers to compare them with it'd be hard to tell the difference in appearance without disassembly. The sound though, is far, *far* inferior to the real thing. If you want Sennheiser quality, buy from a reputable dealer. If you try to get the lowball deal, you might as well go for any old generic Chinese phones instead. I had two different friends pickup CX-300's on my recommendation. Both opted for the < $20 retailers, and both ended up with fakes.Generally speaking, if you bought them off eBay you can bet that it's a counterfeit, which I've begun calling "Fakeheisers". These are good knockoffs; unless you had a pair of real Sennheisers to compare them with it'd be hard to tell the difference in appearance without disassembly. The sound though, is far, *far* inferior to the real thing. If you want Sennheiser quality, buy from a reputable dealer. If you try to get the lowball deal,... » Read More I had two different friends pickup CX-300's on my recommendation. Both opted for the < $20 retailers, and both ended up with fakes.Generally speaking, if you bought them off eBay you can bet that it's a counterfeit, which I've begun calling "Fakeheisers". These are good knockoffs; unless you had a pair of real Sennheisers to compare them with it'd be hard to tell the difference in appearance without disassembly. The sound though, is far, *far* inferior to the real thing. If you want Sennheiser quality, buy from a reputable dealer. If you try to get the lowball deal, you might as well go for any old generic Chinese phones instead. « Show Less
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I just wanted to warn people. After I saw the post by "Internet Shopper" I did some quick background reasearch on basics4home (the person/company selling the TV for $1649). On Ebay the guy/company got a lot of negative comments recently - check this out http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid;=basics4home&ftab;=AllFeedback.So be warnwed - I would have been tempted - but the feedback about him being a potential scamster puts me off.