Jack Digital HDTV Antenna Replacement Head
I want to replace my Winegard batwing antenna with the Jack Digital HDTV Antenna Replacement Head. The Jack states, "Power it by your existing antenna power supply or use the included power injec...
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Guess I have to disagree with the batwing outperforming the Jack.
IF the batwing has the add on then yes, the gain is a bit more but is much more directional. The Jack was designed with the UHF frequencies used by most of the current television stations due to the Digital change which also included a frequency change.
I have installed several Jack antenna's and they perform extremely well.
Well worth the money and changing the head is a breeze. Needle nose pliars to remove a couple of C clips, some tape to re-secure the coax and you are done.
IF the batwing has the add on then yes, the gain is a bit more but is much more directional. The Jack was designed with the UHF frequencies used by most of the current television stations due to the Digital change which also included a frequency change.
I have installed several Jack antenna's and they perform extremely well.
Well worth the money and changing the head is a breeze. Needle nose pliars to remove a couple of C clips, some tape to re-secure the coax and you are done.
