Wingman... Removed.
There was a lot of bragging going on about the Wingman at the campsites I was staying at and when we got the new camper, we got one and after a fer camps we installed it. I pulled it off after the 2n...
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BurbMan wrote:
RK, thanks for clarifying, I always learn a lot from this forum. I guess what I meant to say is that the newer antennae have better UHF capabilities to better pull in digital signals and therefore aren't helped by a Wingman, but doesn't sound like that would be right either.
In my experience digital signals can be weak and result in some pixellation at the fringe of the signal instead of the old VHF snow. That zone is a lot narrower than VHF, but I wouldn't say the reception graph is a right angle, but I'll bet's it's 85*.
While we're at it, Winegard does advertise their Rayzar as an HD antenna.
a lot of places advertise their antennas as "HD ready", "digital", etc. pure snake oil. as for the graph, the "fringe" area will of course vary from TV to TV but yes, it won't be an exact right angle but i'll bet it'll be a lot closer than 85-degrees. but it's a distinction without a difference. glad I could help clarify.
