Jack to Winegard upgrade
I know there's lots of posts out there where folks have ditched their crank-ups for the new Jack antennas. Our 2011 Open Range came with the stationary Jack as OEM. Broke it off by way of a tree b...
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IAMICHABOD wrote:
May be this can help you understand the problem.
As you can see there is NO room to lower the Sensar IV with the element attached. Why would I cut off part of it and loose 25 percent of its usefulness when I can get the Jack or the Rayzar to fit and get all the reception that I need.:h
I was never talking about your installation but rather the options available to the OP. The Jack and the Rayzar cannot properly receive channels 2-6 so that's the first reason you might not want to install them. Additionally, the Rayzar plus a partial Wingman will still likely perform better for long distance reception than either of those.
Again, I am not suggesting that anyone do anything. I was simply giving the OP some of the options available to him.
I no longer work for Winegard so it's not a sales pitch either. I just happen to have a bit of experience with a number of different options.
