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December 17th 08, 07:56 PM
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Would a discone cover all the US TV broadcast Freqs?
I want to put up the smallest outdoor antenna that would cover all TV
Broadcast Freqs being used after Feb 2009. The log-periodicals are too "un-stealthy" to go unnoticed by the XYL, but I think a little discone with some black paint might escape her inspection as long as I do the installation while she's out shopping. Question is - have any of you used one for TV - and if so, how did it perform? would it cover the TV broadcast freqs ? (I'm aware of its lack of gain - I'm within 5 miles of most local stations, and within 20 miles of a couple more.) Thanks Hal W4PMJ |
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