is this a medium directional antenna?
590112
I don't think so, also signal comes and goes and airplanes has an adverse effect on signal. I was told when I bought the antenna that I should be able to get a lot more channels than I do. I would not buy it again as it is not worth the cost.
590113
I would say it is multidirectional as the rotor moves and the higher you mount it the more channels you receive.
590114
I don't know what you mean... but my stations are located 40mi. away and I get them with a strong signal. I do need to adjust often to keep alignment. Hope that helps....
590115
This antenna direction will turn 360 degrees. When you want to reverse the direction you press the button on top twice and hold it down on the second press.
590116
I would have to say no. It is pretty directional, maybe 20 degree spread depending on strength of signal. Works good!
590117
I would say it's pretty tight, 10 t0 15 degrees, you can go past a station pretty quick, the rotor moves fairly quickly.
2155986
It has the power to do it but the antennas won't be strong enough to safely reach the other side. Probably get medium strength signal
1321003
Yes, but note that you may see 2 "peaks". One will occur when the antenna is pointed directly toward the tower, and when it is pointed directly away from the tower. Don't be fooled by the latter.
1659069
I do not know what the antenna would do given your situation but it is very directional and really needs to have signal amplifier inline.
1673796
I live between to major cities that broadcast. I have it pointed in the direction of the closest city. It picks up well, but I also have an amp on it because of my cable run. I can pick up the other city to the back side of the antenna as well but not as strong. If I turn it to face the other city it does have better gain. The 2 cities signals are basically the same distance apart, within 5 miles. It is sort of multi-directional, but it does have a weaker side of reception if you are between 2 cities. I just pointed it in the direction of the signal and that was it. You really shouldn't have to move it if your broadcast towers are in the same relative area. So, I guess in that respect you could say it is multi-directional.
918157
Yes this is an indoor antenna. I have very good reception with it and I would recommend it.
709698
No it did nothing for my situation. I live in a valley about 2 miles from a tower. My signal is always 2 or less & I sent this back as it didn't change the signal at all. I even had a directional antenna.
1029938
It appears to be the label side. When I switch it around my interference increases significantly. And Yes it is definitely directional. Honestly I would only recommend getting one, two barely increased my signal.
917896
It is very directional, which helps by sending most of the signal where ever it is pointed at. teamed up with the Amped wireless high power router, able to point at my other building for good signal 100 ft and inside the building another 30 ft.
125841
Radio transmitters are Vertical, Mounting the antenna horizontally would result in a loss of signal strength at the antenna. But it would work to some degree.
648815
its a multi-directional antenna. Ours points to the South which is where the channels are seen better. Its a great buy, we love it. It also picks up a lot of channels.
868003
Its actually two directional antenna in one, making it multi directional, but its very powerful, I pick up Boston and Fall River Mass. channels, but I live in southeastern ct
817562
This antenna has a 70 degree band width, so why would you need to mount with a rotor, unless the signal you want to receive is coming from the opposite direction.
2186499
It says it is - Wilson Electronics 75 Ohm Wide Band - 700-2500 MHz Directional Antenna with F-Female Connector - not 50 Ohm.
1107605
This type of antenna is for FM reception only....look for an antenna specifically for AM reception.
793271
It's not 75 ohms according to my MFJ antenna analyzer. It's unbalanced ranging from 3 ohms to 572 ohms over the FM radio frequencies.
1411293
Please keep in mind that this has a directional antenna. It will extend well in a 60 degree vertical/horizontal arc in front of it.