Can this rotator handle the Winegard HD-8200U antenna ? This is a huge antenna by the way...
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Yes, I have a very similar antenna , an Xtreme Signal HD8200XL Long Range HDTV VHF/UHF/FM Antenna , installed on mine.
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Yes, the Winegard/Dish receiver will work with the two remaining satellites. Depending upon which satellite you can't receive. you may not receive all the channels or perhaps not HD. We have been very happy in using the Winegard SK-1000 during the last 18 months since we purchased. With the push of one button we can turn it on and it will automatically find all the satellites it can. We have camped in a number of campgrounds and sometimes can find all the satellites even when there are a lot of trees. Hope this helps. Good luck!Norm and Glenna Alexander
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The make a couple of different antenna adapters. You have to get the correct one.
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Believe it only works with standard receiver box. Call winegard or direct tv customer service.
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I did but the antenna is HUGE so unless you have a large open space you won't be able to rotate it!
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It may possibly work, the match won't be real good so it won't broadcast very well. I'd suggest looking on the amazon site for the Ramsey tru match antenna. Some assembly work but they work great. and with a good match you won't cause your transmitter any problems. Or ask a local amateur radio operator, or school electronics instructor to help you design one. The home built ones will work good and you can take some pride in the fact you built it yourself. Or talk with Winegard technical support and ask them. They are nice people. The Ramsey Tru match will work great though. I think the HD-6010 works good for receiving off air, transmitting, not sure. It may possibly work, the match won't be real good so it won't broadcast very well. I'd suggest looking on the amazon site for the Ramsey tru match antenna. Some assembly work but they work great. and with a good match you won't cause your transmitter any problems. Or ask a local amateur radio operator, or school electronics instructor to help you design one. The home built ones will work good and you can take some pride in the fact you built it yourself. Or talk with Winegard technical support and ask them. They are nice people. The Ramsey Tru match will work great though. I think the... » Read More It may possibly work, the match won't be real good so it won't broadcast very well. I'd suggest looking on the amazon site for the Ramsey tru match antenna. Some assembly work but they work great. and with a good match you won't cause your transmitter any problems. Or ask a local amateur radio operator, or school electronics instructor to help you design one. The home built ones will work good and you can take some pride in the fact you built it yourself. Or talk with Winegard technical support and ask them. They are nice people. The Ramsey Tru match will work great though. I think the HD-6010 works good for receiving off air, transmitting, not sure. « Show Less
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Yes, both of my antennas have Winegard LNA200 preamps. 1 antenna is UHF only and the other is a Denny's Stacker UHF/VHF.
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I purchased the 'WINEGARD TB-0005 5-Feet Swedged Masting Antenna Mount' pole. It worked well and seemed to be a sturdy combination in conjunction with a small antenna. I am using an 'RCA ANT751 Durable Compact Outdoor Antenna ' .
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I really dont have the answer...but you could contact the company and they could help you....I just know that it works really well with my direct tv satellite receiver and the antenna for over the air tv...
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I have a flatwave -amped installed in attic, hangiing upside down feediing 5 tv's. Got excellent reception for most stations but couldn't pickup a few weaker signals. Installed Winegard HDA-200 Distribution Amplifier Adjustable Gain 5-1000 MHz 24dB and now get excellent reception for all stations. Broadcast antennas are 35 mi + away.
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My antenna came with a signal booster that required a 110v plug. I do not know if it would work without the booster. I would recommend going to the Winegard website for further information.
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I haven't tested it yet, but it says Direct TV on it, I have Dish, so I called and asked, Dish says DirectTV makes it for Winegard, but it will still work with Dish. I don't know if that answers your question, but I am 99% sure it will work perfectly for the company that made it, and it is supposed to be HD as far as I know
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Yes. I have an amplifier on my Winegard FlatWave HDTV antena with a splitter hooked to my TV and stereo and I get excellent reception.
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Yes it comes with 2 u bolts, I mounted my Winegard antenna on my old dish mount. It will work as long as you have adequate room around the mount for the new antenna. Fortunately my mount was above the roof line and it worked out well.
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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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I have two of them that are just used as indoor portable units and they work great but I see no reason why they wouldn't work great on a rotator !
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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.