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July 16th 08, 04:14 AM
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True Outdoor HDTV yagi's
"J. Mc Laughlin" wrote:
Dear Bob W4NNG: I have been using a Winegard HD-1080. Reflectors behind two, parallel, broadside UHF fan dipoles that each have an extension to help with 7-13. I an using it with 12 and a bunch of UHF channels and it does behave as expected. I would not call it "high-gain," but good enough in this flat area. 73, Mac N8TT This is probably the antenna I will buy soon! |
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