CM4221HD

[hifiok1]

Řidší už to síto být nemohlo?

[johnlvs2run]

@ontheroof99 thanks for your reply. I've got an old vhf yagi up there now, only 1/4 of it picking up any stations, and it's getting most all of them except one. That's why I'm hoping to improve with just one antenna and no rotor or preamp. I posted about it on the dtvusaforum. I will try this antenna at some point and see how it does.

[johnlvs2run]

@ontheroof99 How does this pick up off the back? The channels here are in opposite directions, 31 and 39 miles away with 1 edge.

[STARKELECT]

Old one is gone and not coming

[johnlvs2run]

@STARKELECT Can you tell me the length of the whiskers, and is one clamp enough to hold the antenna stable on the mast? Thank you for the video.

[savagesteve13]

The old CM4221 is much better, even if it didn't look as nice. I replaced my 14 footer with it and my signal strength is in the 90's for most channels now.

[yellowdart137]

the technology behind antennas is decades old. nothing changes with how the signal is sent and received, the methods are the same.

many companies either rebranded their products as DTV or made small modifications. most DTV antennas are tuned towards the UHF part of the spectrum.

if you have a good antenna system that is pre-DTV it should work just as well if it is in good condition and uses RG6 wire.

[crusher19860138]

Known as a Grid Antenna in the UK.Quite a good choice for digital.Very directional.We have had that antenna for over 30 years over here!