"Ken G." wrote in message
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i guess UHF

That's an FM antenna from the look of it.

I'm guessing UHF. The boom mounts parallel to the vertical
mast; and the "elements" appear to be reflectors. The driver
is some sort of dipole with with odd zig zag elements?

Pete

That's an FM antenna from the look of it.

Assuming I'm accurately judging its absolute size, it's not big enough to be
a multi-element antenna for 100MHz reception. And I've never seen an FM
antenna with ziggy-zaggys on it.

In case you're wondering... Many years ago I had a huge FM-only antenna
(from Channel Master, I think).

"William Sommerwerck" wrote in message
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That's an FM antenna from the look of it.

Assuming I'm accurately judging its absolute size, it's not big enough to
be
a multi-element antenna for 100MHz reception. And I've never seen an FM
antenna with ziggy-zaggys on it.

In case you're wondering... Many years ago I had a huge FM-only antenna
(from Channel Master, I think).



I can't judge the size from the pic, either. I have owned that style of FM
antenna before, hence my observation. You may be right about it being for
UHF, as well.

William Sommerwerck wrote:
That's an FM antenna from the look of it.

Assuming I'm accurately judging its absolute size, it's not big enough to be
a multi-element antenna for 100MHz reception. And I've never seen an FM
antenna with ziggy-zaggys on it.

In case you're wondering... Many years ago I had a huge FM-only antenna
(from Channel Master, I think).



Mine was a Wineguard...20 elements, IIRC, doubled, with stacking harness
and a rotor on a 30' mast.

jak