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| Band: | VHF/UHF |
| Placement: | Outdoor |
| Amplifier: | No |
| Range: | 25 miles |
| Color area: | Light Green |
| PR-7000 reviews: | 1 |
| PR-7000 rating: | 5 out of 5 (excellent) |
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| AntennaCraft 5MS921 | Outdoor | Omni | Yes | VHF/UHF | Yellow | 4 | 5 | Read reviews |
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| Winegard YA-1713 | Outdoor | Directional | No | VHF | Blue | 7 | 4.9 | Read reviews |
If you live in a metropolitan area with HD/digital signals then you owe it to yourself to take advantage of these free over-the-air broadcasts to enjoy television like you never thought possible. The Winegard PR-7000 is a VHF/UHF HD/digital rooftop antenna designed for city dwellers within 20 miles of the broadcast source.
You won’t have to worry about a big, unsightly antenna when you go with the PR-7000. The compact unit is only 3 inches high and takes up a maximum width of 100”. The boom extends to 32” and comes with a 52” turning radius. The aesthetically pleasing high-gloss finish of the Winegard PR-7000 means that your rooftop won’t look like a standout from the 1970’s with this low-profile antenna.
Combining 10 active elements, 5 for VHF and 5 for UHF, the PR-7000 offers exceptional HD reception for those who do not have a blocked line of sight to the transmission source. A dual action director/reflector screen serves as a reflector for UHF signals and a director for VHF signals. The unique driven elements of the Winegard PR-7000 combine signals from VHF and UHF with very low loss.
Installation is a snap with the PR-7000 thanks to wrap around mast clamps and four locking jaws that will not crush the antenna boom or mast. The fully assembled unit unfolds in seconds and locks tightly in place.