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[QUOTE=&quot;FOX TV, post: 103553, member: 4493&quot;]Pictures of my New AntennaThese are pictures of a working prototype, and the version that my patent was filed for. This is a hand built version. I am currently working with some local materials suppliers to try and find some sources to manufacture some of the components that are time consuming to do on an individual basis. This is a Multi band antenna that was designed mainly for the UHF TV Band, but it has great reception abilities on the VHF high band, and moderate reception on VHF Low. It also performs well on the FM Radio band, and a full report on gain data and reception distances achieved will be coming soon. It uses a conventional 300 to 75 ohm balun, and is designed to be mounted outdoors on the top of a standard tapered end mast pole such as Radio Shack sells, or chain link fence top rail can also be used, and is galvanized to resist rust, and is much cheaper than conventional mast pole.This is the 150 mile version dual element, and I also have a quad element version that greatly improves the gain on the VHF Low band.Now that the patent has been applied for, it is safe to post these pictures, because the secret to this antennas performance is hidden in blue and black !!!!!!!!![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="FOX TV, post: 103553, member: 4493"][b]Pictures of my New Antenna[/b] These are pictures of a working prototype, and the version that my patent was filed for. This is a hand built version. I am currently working with some local materials suppliers to try and find some sources to manufacture some of the components that are time consuming to do on an individual basis. This is a Multi band antenna that was designed mainly for the UHF TV Band, but it has great reception abilities on the VHF high band, and moderate reception on VHF Low. It also performs well on the FM Radio band, and a full report on gain data and reception distances achieved will be coming soon. It uses a conventional 300 to 75 ohm balun, and is designed to be mounted outdoors on the top of a standard tapered end mast pole such as Radio Shack sells, or chain link fence top rail can also be used, and is galvanized to resist rust, and is much cheaper than conventional mast pole. This is the 150 mile version dual element, and I also have a quad element version that greatly improves the gain on the VHF Low band. Now that the patent has been applied for, it is safe to post these pictures, because the secret to this antennas performance is hidden in blue and black !!!!!!!!![/QUOTE]

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