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[QUOTE=&quot;Tim58hsv, post: 33443, member: 663&quot;]Agreed.What I'd like to see is a re-release of that old, legendary to the point of being almost mythical Radio Shack 15-624 2-bay antenna. <a href="http://www.summitsource.com/">http://www.summitsource.com/</a> was selling them via Antenna Craft up till about a year ago but the RS 15-624 is no longer available from there or anywhere else that I'm aware of.I own one of those and that dude picks up WWHO from 54 miles away without any drop-outs what so ever.What I'd really like to see is for some enterprising company to take the same design and turn it into a 4-bay or better yet an 8-bay antenna.&nbsp; Heck, with an 8-bay version of the RS 15-624 I could be sitting here in Ohio watching the Fishing Network out of Puget Sound, Wa.OK, that last bit was a big exaggeration (mythical) and only for laughs but that is a great UHF antenna and the potential of a 4 or 8-bay version of it would be interesting to say the least. And the RS 15-624 is right around 20% smaller than other 2-bays.Here's a pic of the one I have planted in my attic.<img src="http://www.dtvusaforum.com/members/tim58hsv-albums-my-antenna-set-up-picture186-old-radio-shack-15-624-antenna-pulls-wwho-ch-53-out-chillicothe-ohio-thats-furthest-channel-here-54-miles-east-south-east.jpg" class="bbImage" alt="" data-url="http://www.dtvusaforum.com/members/tim58hsv-albums-my-antenna-set-up-picture186-old-radio-shack-15-624-antenna-pulls-wwho-ch-53-out-chillicothe-ohio-thats-furthest-channel-here-54-miles-east-south-east.jpg" />[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Tim58hsv, post: 33443, member: 663"]Agreed. What I'd like to see is a re-release of that old, legendary to the point of being almost mythical Radio Shack 15-624 2-bay antenna. [url]http://www.summitsource.com/[/url] was selling them via Antenna Craft up till about a year ago but the RS 15-624 is no longer available from there or anywhere else that I'm aware of. I own one of those and that dude picks up WWHO from 54 miles away without any drop-outs what so ever. What I'd really like to see is for some enterprising company to take the same design and turn it into a 4-bay or better yet an 8-bay antenna. Heck, with an 8-bay version of the RS 15-624 I could be sitting here in Ohio watching the Fishing Network out of Puget Sound, Wa. OK, that last bit was a big exaggeration (mythical) and only for laughs but that is a great UHF antenna and the potential of a 4 or 8-bay version of it would be interesting to say the least. And the RS 15-624 is right around 20% smaller than other 2-bays. Here's a pic of the one I have planted in my attic. [IMG]http://www.dtvusaforum.com/members/tim58hsv-albums-my-antenna-set-up-picture186-old-radio-shack-15-624-antenna-pulls-wwho-ch-53-out-chillicothe-ohio-thats-furthest-channel-here-54-miles-east-south-east.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]

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