For Immediate Release

Company Contact:                                       Investor Relations
Glenn Befort                                           Park Ave Capital
Randall Marx                                           80 Fifth Ave. Suite 1201
Antennas America, Inc.                                 New York, NY 10011
Phone: 303-421-4063   Fax:  303-424-5085               Phone: 212-727-3120
Email:  marx@antennas.com                              Fax:  212-727-3685
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             ANTENNAS AMERICA ACQUIRES STARWORKS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

Wheat Ridge,  Colorado October 3, 2000 - Antennas  America,  Inc (OTC BB: ANTM),
announced  today  that  it has  acquired  Starworks  Technologies,  Inc.,  doing
business as The Kit  Company.  The Kit  Company,  located in  Atlanta,  Georgia,
designs,   manufactures   and  markets  Direct  To  Home  satellite   subscriber
self-installation and  professional-installation  kits to OEMs, distributors and
retailers.

The Kit  Company,  with more than a 40% share of the  self-installation  market,
markets its products to OEM  customers  under brand names such as DirecTV,  Dish
Network,  Hughes Network Systems,  Sony and Phillips Magnavox.  The Company also
markets,  under its own brand name, to distributors and retailers.  Each product
sold by The Kit Company is built to the  respective  customer's  specifications.
The Kit  Company's  focus on the  Satellite  market,  with  high  quality,  cost
effective and timely  deliveries,  has led to an extensive  following and a high
level of brand awareness.

The  Kit  Company's  offerings  to the  DTH  satellite  market  expand  Antennas
America's value add in support of both one-way  broadcast and two-way  broadband
satellite subscriber solutions.  Additionally, The Kit Company's large component
buying power also is anticipated to enhance the Company's competitiveness in the
MMDS  (Multi-channel  Multipoint  Distribution  Services)  and ISM  (Industrial,
Scientific, Medical) broadband markets currently served.

"We are excited  about  joining  the  Antennas  America  family,"  stated  David
McConnell,  President of The Kit Company. "We will benefit from their experience
in the  broader  wireless  markets  and plan to bring  benefit  to them  through
enhanced  access to the DTH  satellite  market and lower  cost of some  wireless
components."

As an added benefit, channel access to the satellite market developed by The Kit
Company will be leveraged to market  additional  local TV antennas from Antennas
America.

"The Kit Company is a valuable  addition to Antennas  America,  "stated Glenn A.
Befort,  Chief  Executive  Officer of Antennas  America,  Inc. "They support our
growth strategy in that their traditional market is still growing,  will realize
further growth as two-way  satellite  broadband  evolves and, in addition,  they
bring channel synergy and lower cost opportunity to Antennas America."



 Antennas America, Inc., headquartered in Wheat Ridge, Colorado with its Winncom
Technologies  subsidiary  located in Solon,  Ohio,  and its  Starworks  Wireless
subsidiary, doing business as The Kit Company, located in Atlanta, Georgia, is a
wireless technology company that does marketing,  distribution and servicing, as
well as selective  design and  manufacturing,  of a broad range of component and
network solutions in support of wireless applications.

The Company's  wireless  solutions are marketed  through the Company's  internal
sales force,  OEMs,  numerous  reseller  distribution  channels,  retail and the
Internet  to support  network  deployment  in the  growing  domestic  and global
wireless  markets.  For more  information  about the Company  and its  products,
please   visit  our  web   sites  at   www.antennas.com,   www.winncom.com   and
www.thekitcompany.com

This is not a solicitation  to buy or sell securities and does not purport to be
an  analysis  of  the  Company's  financial  position.   This  Release  contains
forward-looking  statements within the meaning of the Securities Exchange Act of
1934.  Although  the Company  believes  that the  expectations  reflected in the
forward-looking statements and assumptions upon which forward-looking statements
are based are  reasonable it can give no assurance  that such  expectations  and
assumptions will prove to have been correct.  See the Company's Annual Report on
Form 10-KSB for additional  statements  concerning  important  factors,  such as
demand for  products,  manufacturing  costs and  competition,  which could cause
actual results to differ materially from the Company's expectations.