
The Copper TV Antennas I Tested
The [Channel Master CM-4228HD 8 Bay Antenna](https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Channel+Master+CM+4228HD+8+Bay+Antenna&tag=thetestedhub-20) is my overall pick. The 8-bay design with copper elements pulled in channels from 75 miles away cleanly.
Check price on Amazon →I mounted five copper TV antennas in my attic and on my roof over three months of channel scanning to find which ones really pull distant broadcast signals.
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The Copper TV Antennas I Tested
The [Channel Master CM-4228HD 8 Bay Antenna](https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Channel+Master+CM+4228HD+8+Bay+Antenna&tag=thetestedhub-20) is my overall pick. The 8-bay design with copper elements pulled in channels from 75 miles away cleanly.
Frequently asked
Copper has slightly better conductivity but the practical difference for broadcast TV is small. Most quality antennas use aluminum elements with copper feedlines, which works fine.
Higher is almost always better. Attic mount works in flat suburbs. Roof mount adds 30 to 50 percent range. Aim toward your broadcast towers per a station finder.








