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    My sister just bought a house in town and is going to go with cable tv/internet. She asked if I wanted the antennas on her roof so I took them down and home.

    There's no brand names or models on any of these, was hoping someone here could give me an idea what I have and what bands/channels they would be good for?

    Thanks!
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    C-Band: 10' "Perfect 10" mesh/CalAmp Mini-Mag*** 8.5' Birdview solid/GeoSat C2*** 7.5' Unimesh***180 cm Fortec Star...C-Band LOS from 58W-139W
    Ku-Band: 3ABN .9m/DMX521 LNBF/DG380***Fortec .9m/TrackerII/STAB HH90***7.25' Birdview "Spoon"/TrackerII/70:1 BV H-H***Prodelin 1.8m/GeoSat Bullet/AJAK 180 H-H...Ku-Band LOS from 30W-129W
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    The two with the reflector screens at the back are UHF antennas, the smaller one looks like a Radio Shack U75-R.

    The biggest antenna is a UHF/VHF combo.

    I wouldn't be surprised if they all were RS antennas.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim5506 View Post
    The two with the reflector screens at the back are UHF antennas, the smaller one looks like a Radio Shack U75-R.

    The biggest antenna is a UHF/VHF combo.

    I wouldn't be surprised if they all were RS antennas.
    I agree except the center one looks like it is the front section of a RS.deep fringe VHF/UHF antenna.

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    Quote Originally Posted by phlatwound View Post
    There's no brand names or models on any of these, was hoping someone here could give me an idea what I have and what bands/channels they would be good for?

    Thanks!
    Smallest Radio Shack U-75
    Middle Radio Shack U-100 (discontinued)
    Largest Radio Shack VU190XR

    The first two are UHF only, the VU190XR is 2-69.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim5506 View Post
    The two with the reflector screens at the back are UHF antennas, the smaller one looks like a Radio Shack U75-R.

    The biggest antenna is a UHF/VHF combo.

    I wouldn't be surprised if they all were RS antennas.
    Thanks, Jim. They had all 3 antennas stacked on top of each other about 18" apart, smallest on bottom, biggest on top.....on a piece on pipe that was stuck in that little tripod, which was attached to the roof.

    They were all run into a little 3-into-1 deal (pic attached), then one coax downlead into the house.

    So are the 2 UHF antennas basically the same thing, with the bigger one of those two maybe just having more "range"?
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    Ku-Band: 3ABN .9m/DMX521 LNBF/DG380***Fortec .9m/TrackerII/STAB HH90***7.25' Birdview "Spoon"/TrackerII/70:1 BV H-H***Prodelin 1.8m/GeoSat Bullet/AJAK 180 H-H...Ku-Band LOS from 30W-129W
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    Quote Originally Posted by phlatwound View Post
    Thanks, Jim. They had all 3 antennas stacked on top of each other about 18" apart, smallest on bottom, biggest on top.....on a piece on pipe that was stuck in that little tripod, which was attached to the roof.

    They were all run into a little 3-into-1 deal (pic attached), then one coax downlead into the house.

    So are the 2 UHF antennas basically the same thing, with the bigger one of those two maybe just having more "range"?
    That's pretty impressive. The word is "gain" but yes, that's the long and the short of it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tower Guy View Post
    Smallest Radio Shack U-75
    Middle Radio Shack U-100 (discontinued)
    Largest Radio Shack VU190XR

    The first two are UHF only, the VU190XR is 2-69.
    Thanks, Tower Guy. I think I'll put that U-100 up on my Mom's little tower and see if I can get KYTV (Springfield, MO) down at her place in northern Arkansas. She had a strong analog signal before the digital conversion, tvfool shows it to be marginal but it's probably worth a try.

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    That's pretty impressive. The word is "gain" but yes, that's the long and the short of it.
    Cool, I'm glad I made the effort to get this stuff, I have a buddy that can use the UHF/VHF one, thanks.
    C-Band: 10' "Perfect 10" mesh/CalAmp Mini-Mag*** 8.5' Birdview solid/GeoSat C2*** 7.5' Unimesh***180 cm Fortec Star...C-Band LOS from 58W-139W
    Ku-Band: 3ABN .9m/DMX521 LNBF/DG380***Fortec .9m/TrackerII/STAB HH90***7.25' Birdview "Spoon"/TrackerII/70:1 BV H-H***Prodelin 1.8m/GeoSat Bullet/AJAK 180 H-H...Ku-Band LOS from 30W-129W
    Receivers: Toshiba TRX-1820 Analog-->AZBox Elite/Openbox S9 HD****Anxiously awaiting...GEOSAT microHD!!!...****
    OTA Digital: CM 4228/CM 7777 Preamp/Apex DT-250 and Dish 811 for OTA Locals, Toshiba 46" Regza LCD
    In Progress: Unimesh 12', (2) Birdview 8.5' (1 solid & 1 perf) w/Birdview H-H mounts, "Drake" 10' solid alum....*BVOC Asst. Cook & Bottlewasher*






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