Winegard HD9095P HDTV Antenna Reviews

Winegard HD9095P antenna reviews: 2
Winegard HD9095P average rating: 4

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Band:	UHF
Placement:	Outdoor
Amplifier:	No
Range:	60 miles
Color area:	Blue
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Winegard HD9095P Review #0
Rating: 5 (excellent)	Nickname: anonymous	Date: 2009-06-09
Summary: It works better than other antennas for me
A wind storm damaged my AntennaCraft HD1850 so I replaced it with the HD9095 that provides a signal strength at or near 100%. As compared to the AntennaCraft at 60% on the best days. The 9095 is at about 75% on the worst reception days. This is with all other factors the same - rotor - Winegard AP8275 pre-amp. All stations are UHF digital so I thought that I no longer needed a VHF antenna. I have recently learned that some stations are changing to VHF digital on June 12. It is nice that I can connect a VHF only antenna to the 9095 without causing a loss of signal strength (insertion loss).

Winegard HD9095P Review #1
Rating: 3 (average)	Nickname: Tigerbangs	Date: 2008-12-11
Summary: Well made, but only an average performer
My experience with Winegard UHF yagi antennas has been spotty: while they are rugged, I have replaced several of them in the past few years for people who live in areas with a lot of UHF stations because they underperformed in medium to deep-fringe situations. I am at a loss to explain this, because my experience with Winegard is generally pretty good, but the HD series of Winegard UHF antennas seems to have some reception issues that I was able to solve by replacing them with either a Channel Master 4228 or an AntennasDirect XG-91. This is a fairly heavy antenna by UHF standards, it can create some long-term problems with some rotators because of it's front-heavy design. It mounts from its end, and not in the middle like most yagis, so it is a bit unbalanced when mounted on a rotator. I have seen 2 Channel Master rotator motors fail when using this antenna, and I suspect that the mounting imbalance could have been the cause.

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