tv antenna - no/poor reception
Maybe I expect too much from our tv antenna, but we rarely get any reception. It's not at all like the crank up type we had in the 5er. There's no crank handle. It must be hard wired in? We don'...
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Ivylog wrote:
The 800/1900MHz frequencies are cellphone. UHF TV starts at 470 and used to stop at 800... channel 69.
Still does and VHF low starts at around 56MHz VHF-HI I'd have to look up but 170 or so sounds about right
The Old Winegard Batwing (Sensar II and III) are rather good in the VHF bands but more and more TV is moving to the UHF.. Add a WINGMAN and the UHF performance is greatly improved (Best in the business improved) add a Sensar Pro indoor module and it's better still.
IF there is no crank up and no direcitional control then you either have a Rayzr auto (Not sure about those and SERIOUSLY DOUBT you have one) or an Omni antenna like the Winegard Flying Saucer or the Jack Omni. both of which are junk.
You need a directional and more gain is better, The Sensar IV is what I'd suggest with the Sensar Pro inside.
