Dutch_12078 wrote:
And as more stations move back to high and low VHF over the next few years, lots of people with under performing on VHF antennas like the Jack are going to be disappointed with their choice. Even some of Winegard's newer antennas have poor low VHF performance.
thats what I keep saying and nobody is listening..
OP- suggest you look at the TV Repac plan and see what that area is going to do with the UHF band. At least you will know why your TV went away in a few years when all this shuffling starts. I still don't get how driving wind can bend that antenna. When properly stow'd there should a little to no turbulence on the roof. Did you get caught in a Sacramento tornados?
snowlpeke: suggest you do a little research on your comment bucause it's totally incorrect
