antenna broke, recommend replacement?
My tv antenna broke and it's time to replace it. It was the old-style rotating kind with a crank to raise and lower i, with the long horizontal bar elements (Winegard?) Looked like this (before it bro...
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Your assumptions are wrong about ALL stations being in UHF. The information found on some advertised antennas is just BS. Only the channels below 7 disappeared.
Your best bet is replacing it with another Winegard Antenna. Second choice would be a Jack head on the raised Winegard arms. Jack will have shorter range on lower RF channels.
You still need height above the roof, and ability to aim at the transmitters for stations farther away from your site.
If you don't care if your get television signals, buy what you want.
Your best bet is replacing it with another Winegard Antenna. Second choice would be a Jack head on the raised Winegard arms. Jack will have shorter range on lower RF channels.
You still need height above the roof, and ability to aim at the transmitters for stations farther away from your site.
If you don't care if your get television signals, buy what you want.
