Can this be used with the winegard MS-2002 HDTV Antenna?
1593917
All it does is combine antennas. That looks like a omni directional antenna. It looks like the two antennas would fight the signal from each other. But it combines any antenna you want to.
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I bought this thinking I could use 2 different antennas at the same time. If your within 25 miles of the towers then yes but if one of the towers is further away its a waste of money due to only one side which I believe is "A" on the coupler will work, the other side is not power allowable. but I believe any antenna would work, I have an rca and winegard and both worked with the power side. this is no more than a a/b switch. I wouldn't recommend unless your within 25 miles. I just ran 2 separate coaxials so I can pull in 50 channels
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The newer CM 4228HD is NOT a vhf antenna. It will pick up some vhf stations but only if they are strong in your area. I thing the 4228 is a better uhf antenna but depending on your location and the stations available the winegard mounted with a rotor may be a better choiced. Check TVfool.com to find out where and how strong your local station are.
2007837
The mount pictured, did not come with the antenna I purchased. You'll have to buy one like the Winegard DS-2000. I'm not sure how long I've had this antenna in my attic, but it's still working flawlessly.
1446413
We used our Winegard AC adaptor further down closer to the TV. It states use indoors only, in dry locations only.
550596
Not sure what model you have. The HDTVI is not omni-directional. I can tell you that you won't get as many channels without an amplifier. And I have found that these "omni-directional" antennae still need to be pointed in a certain direction to better pick up a signal.
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I have a "Jack" antenna head mounted to a Winegard directional mast. This worked perfectly well with the Jack antenna. However do not use any other gain/amplification... I only used this RFL-342 and I did not have my Jack inline amplifier connected. So just use this. No other amplified source.
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Winegard SK-3005 TRAV'LER Gray DIRECTV Slimline KA/KU Multi-Satellite TV Antenna
1512937
I don't think so.unless your tv has a usb port.Also the antenna comes with is not strong enough for tv.
288436
my understanding is that this is the newer version and has a built in preamp. I would compare the specs at the Winegard web site or perhaps solidsignal.com
915312
Whether it is required or not depends on your home location. We are ~20-25 miles from the TV towers, have the antenna connected to 3 TVs, and I did need to add the Winegard amplifier. It worked without the amplifier, but works much better with it.
1964687
I had 2 other antennas that were not amplified but they were a different brand (RCA). The 2 Winegard amplified antennas I bought have worked sooooo much better than those 2 other un-amplified ones. But I can't help you to compare the Winegard un-amplified with the Winegard amplified model. I will say I LOVE my Winegard amplified antennas! I have one in the Living room and one in the bedroom and get way more channels than I ever did with the the RCAs that I had previously.
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I have no experience with the antenna you inquired about but did replace an Antenna Direct DB9 with the Winegard. The Winegard is slightly superior to the DB8. The only antenna I have tried that is better than the Winegard flat wave is a highly directional 177 foot Wineard that was just too long for the attic. The principal stations watched are about 50 miles away across some ridges and valleys and subject to a lot of stormy weather. The flat wave is doing pretty well, is smaller than the antenna it replaced and comes with a matched amplifier. kFor anything under 50 miles the flat wae should be quite adequite. David
2270360
On my second sk3005 antenna and it's just failed. We've replaced one dish, the LDU and cable. I'm suspicious that the antenna can be damaged by road vibration or water infiltration. Hope you're having better luck getting help from Winegard than I am.
433375
I don't know??? I have VIP211k's and have no problems. I looked on both the DISH and Winegard websites and don't see a definitive answer. On the Winegard site I see one reference that say the X2 works with all VIP receivers, in the Q&A; section it says...Q. What do I need to set up the Pathway X2 antenna?A. You will need a TV and an activated receiver with programming package. The antenna must be used with a DISH Solo HD receiver; examples include DISH 211k, 211, 411, and 211z receivers.I would call Windgard, their Tech Support folks are very helpful.
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No. I found out the hard way. This is a DSTC antenna for TV'S. You need a ASTC antenna (along with a TV tuner) to use the Windows Media Center. I was looking for a stronger tuner antenna.
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Should be no problem, you can always go on line to winegard with questions. Also it is a great antenna.
1407817
The make a couple of different antenna adapters. You have to get the correct one.