I live in a rural town, basically between two cities with large television markets. I was tired of paying satellite providers so much $$ for so many stations I didn't need or didn't want. Friends urged me to try an in-house, close to a window, antenna that might receive some stations from either market. I needed a 50' COAX cable to connect the antenna with the TV. Compared to the price of other 50' COAX, Best Buy had an online deal I couldn't refuse. My closest Best Buy store did not have this on their shelves, and I continue to wonder why?? The biggest problem I found was that it was hard to keep straight as I unwound it, which isn't really a "biggie". I scanned antenna company for stations I could supposedly "pick up"--website said 22, but in reality, I only receive 7 (and, they are very sporadic). Cable is doing it's job, but I regret buying the MOHU LEAF 50 INDOOR AMPLIFIED HDTV ANTENNA (60 MILE RANGE) because of the SPORADIC & very limited number of stations I am receiving.

The cable is great outdoors and connects easily to a rooftop antenna.

I used this wire for my main run from an air antenna to a splitter for multiple TVs. It's sturdy with strong ends for a great connection.

our tv kept breaking up, but since we replace the cable with a longer one and moved it to a different location the tv works much better

Bought for HD antenna and it works great. I was able to place my antenna in a window.