Out of curiosity, I did a search on eBay with all these antenna sales with ridiculous range claims. They start with 100 mile claims for some of them, but I see the ads go all the way to 5000 miles and it happens to also be an indoor antenna! We all know it's impossible for any antenna to get past 100 miles (and even that is a stretch) especially with an indoor antenna (let alone with an outdoor antenna). I can't believe anybody would be that gullible for a claim of an indoor antenna to reach 5000 miles.
Antennas on the eBay with ridiculous reception claims... 5000 miles...WTF?
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And your question is?
5,000 miles straight up. To LEO or MEO. Too bad no one is transmitting OTA signals that way, with a Gazillion watts.
But once they do, you’re set!
Every minute. And two...
These folks (buyers) will ARGUE with you it must be true!
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5,000 miles straight up. To LEO or MEO. Too bad no one is transmitting OTA signals that way, with a Gazillion watts.
But once they do, you’re set!
Every minute. And two...
These folks (buyers) will ARGUE with you it must be true!
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I can believe there are people who would fall for it. There are an abundance of scientifically (and otherwise) challenged people out there.
What's sad is that eBay and other sales platforms allow these bogus reception claims.
With the thousands of fake Amazon reviews and dozens of fake youtube "reviews" driving sales of Chinese slave made garbage, the communists are making billions off the gullible consumers who are penny wise and dollar stupid
Normally I am against regulation but in this case I think these businesses need better regulation so there are no phony reviews.
Maybe I could advertise a Wally and Tailgater package as a "24,000 mile range TV antenna"? 
Maybe I could advertise a Wally and Tailgater package as a "24,000 mile range TV antenna"?
Except that technically that is true!
Yep! And wouldn't that be refreshing compared to some of those outlandish claims...
