Small VHF/UHF TV Broadcast Ant. (Channelmaster vs. Winegard)
 

I am trying to select a very small VHF/UHF outdoor antenna for a new home in
Orlando. Was looking at the Channelmaster 3010 (Stealth) and Winegard
GS-2200 batwing. Both rather unconventional, and surely won't perform like
a larger UHF yagi.

Anyone had experience with these, or any other very small outdoor TV
antennas?
Any testing you know of that show one is better (or sucks less) than the
other?

CM3010:
http://www.channelmaster.com/home.htm
Winegard GS-2200:
http://www.winegard.com/offair/pdf/WC-810.pdf

Thanks,
Larry (KA4MFJ)

Have you looked at the central FL Local HDTV Reception group in the AVS
forum?

"L Cooke" wrote in message
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I am trying to select a very small VHF/UHF outdoor antenna for a new home
in Orlando. Was looking at the Channelmaster 3010 (Stealth) and Winegard
GS-2200 batwing. Both rather unconventional, and surely won't perform like
a larger UHF yagi.

Anyone had experience with these, or any other very small outdoor TV
antennas?
Any testing you know of that show one is better (or sucks less) than the
other?

CM3010:
http://www.channelmaster.com/home.htm
Winegard GS-2200:
http://www.winegard.com/offair/pdf/WC-810.pdf

Thanks,
Larry (KA4MFJ)

You can also look at the Antenna Craft products (some models are OEM to
Radio Shack)

Antenna Craft
http://antennacraft-tdp.com/

Greg
w9gb

Why not just use a real TV yagi? Is Florida down on that too, seems
everything else in this FREAKIN' state is either against the environment, or
it detracts from the "natural beauty" of Florida.