Antenna upgrade
I have a standard crank up type antenna, not sure of make or model, but it does not perform very well. I might pull in 4 channels with it sitting here in my yard. We had friends stay with us last summ...
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Ken,
Winegard site has pix of the various generations of the batwing. Early versions really benefit from WingMan like ours did. At a certain point in their evolution, the capability the wingman adds, was built into the antenna head.
If you have one of the earlier Winegard Batwings it WILL benefit from WingMan. Weird, it attaches with push pins into the bottom of the antenna head. No tools (maybe a pocket knife) and no wiring connections. But it does something to affect the wave pattern and you magically get more of the high band digital stations.
It attaches to the bottom of the head and extends away from the side opposite the arm attachments. Be sure you have clearance beside that head to let it fold down onto the roof.
Winegard site has pix of the various generations of the batwing. Early versions really benefit from WingMan like ours did. At a certain point in their evolution, the capability the wingman adds, was built into the antenna head.
If you have one of the earlier Winegard Batwings it WILL benefit from WingMan. Weird, it attaches with push pins into the bottom of the antenna head. No tools (maybe a pocket knife) and no wiring connections. But it does something to affect the wave pattern and you magically get more of the high band digital stations.
It attaches to the bottom of the head and extends away from the side opposite the arm attachments. Be sure you have clearance beside that head to let it fold down onto the roof.
