Winegard YA-6713 HDTV Antenna Reviews

Winegard YA-6713 antenna reviews: 2
Winegard YA-6713 average rating: 5

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Band:	VHF
Placement:	Outdoor
Amplifier:	No
Range:	25 miles
Color area:	Red
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Winegard YA-6713 Review #0
Rating: 5 (excellent)	Nickname: DTV Aerialist	Date: 2009-02-06
Summary: Solid signal all the time
Inside city north end. Using Winegard hd-1090 aimed at Ft.wayne,UHF towers. Winegard ya-6713 below aimed 180 degrees towards Edgerton, OH. for DT-12. Tower located 24 miles away. D.T.12 tower is 500 feet tall. E.R.P. power is 12 Kw.Each antenna has the cable running to a Channel Master U/V combiner one line runs to a 2-way splitter for two sets. Very good antenna plus no need for an outdoor transformer on the YA-6713. No pre-amp or distribution amplifier in use .

Winegard YA-6713 Review #1
Rating: 5 (excellent)	Nickname: Tigerbangs	Date: 2008-04-09
Summary: A great little high-band VHF antenna
While most of us can get their digital TV on UHF, there are still many places where there are one or more VHF-digital signals that will continue to operate after the analog shut-off. Most UHF antenna are poor performers on VHF, and the addition of this antenna will bring in those high-band ( channels 7-13) very well. This antenna is fairly small and light, and when coupled with a UHF-only antenna makes an excellent combination. You will need a UHF-VHF coupler in order to combine the UHF and VHF signals into one coaxial down-lead, but this antenna does the job well!

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