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Old July 17th 08, 11:01 PM posted to alt.tv.tech.hdtv,rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default True Outdoor HDTV yagi's

w4nng wrote:
Bob that antenna appears to be a standard ant w/ what in Feb 09, will be the
unnecessary large elements for ch 2 - 6

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Besides Wineguard's HD769 series, anyone know of other Ch 7 thru 69 DTV
hi-gain outdoor antennas?

Im using this one for last year or so.

http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...ab=accessories

no complaints. survived some good storms too.




That is NOT a safe bet, depending on your local stations. Two of our
local stations will be reverting BACK to VHF at that time. They are on
UHF now. So before telling someone that they will not need the "longer
elements" (VHF), it would behoove them to check and see just what their
local conditions will dictate.
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