Rayzar Air HD TV antenna

Shoot, I missed that I got the columns wrong on that one. The first column should read "correct" (pointed the right direction) and then each column is mismarked but you should be able to get the idea!
With a little editing magic I fixed the formatting as well.
Thanks for everyone's help.

Bill: what's the difference between Signal and Correct Signal?
Never mind.. That's a formatting error

Bill.Satellite wrote:

IAMICHABOD wrote:
Did you try This link to put your pictures up?

I looked everywhere for that. I'm such a dummy.
Thank you! The results are posted.

Ya me too,lost my bookmark, then I saw that BarneyS made it a sticky in the DIY Forum. Now it is so easy to find....Thanks BarneyS

IAMICHABOD wrote:
Did you try This link to put your pictures up?

I looked everywhere for that. I'm such a dummy.
Thank you! The results are posted.

Hope this helps. I am not sure what I am doing. :W:E
Barney

Did you try This link to put your pictures up?

Well, I added links (img would not work) to the above post. Maybe someone could edit it or guide me to get it to show.

Tom_M wrote:
I recently opened up my Batwing and here's a photo of its guts:

(See Tom's image in previous post)

The way the antenna element is shaped would definitely make it directional for UHF, so adding a Wingman to the back side would not do much.

A good point, Tom! And one I did not consider, although I did know what the Sensar internal layout looked like. Oh well, it started as a joke anyway... :R :B

An interesting point about the Sensar: While doing some inline amplifier testing a few days ago, I noticed that with the Wingman installed on my Sensar III, I get stronger VHF high and low signals from the back of the antenna, than I do from the front. For one distant station, it's enough to make the difference between a solid and an intermittent picture. UHF of course, is much stronger from the front as expected. Something to keep in mind when aiming for those "long shots".

Dutch_12078 wrote:

Bill.Satellite wrote:
I think he means the Wingman now points 90 degrees off so you do not use the inside pointer as reference but rather 90 degrees off the pointer. With the Razar Air, the pointer will be the front of the Razar Air. Reception front or rear should be the same.

Exactly! :C Hmmm, I'll look at adding a second Wingman to my Sensar pointing the opposite direction from the first to get the same bi-directional performance as the Rayzar. :B

I recently opened up my Batwing and here's a photo of its guts:


The way the antenna element is shaped would definitely make it directional for UHF, so adding a Wingman to the back side would not do much.

Bill.Satellite wrote:
Can someone tell me how to post a spreadsheet or make the information in a spreadsheet look like something?

Bill, you can use the Snipping tool to capture a portion of the computer screen and then save it as JPG.

You should be able to save it as a .jpg, no?