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Antenna Gain - Is it the ultimate measure of a better antenna?
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<p>[QUOTE="Tim58hsv, post: 31754, member: 663"]I agree with you here Piggie but there does need to be a way to let the average consumer know which antennas are better.</p><p>It really wouldn't be anymore fair to let someone think that all tv antennas are the same.</p><p></p><p>It's almost a given that a two bay bow tie is going to be better than a single bow tie antenna and a 4-bay will be better than a 2-bay and etc, so there needs to be some kind of rating system to reflect that for those wouldn't know better.</p><p></p><p>IMO what there should be is a universal formula for measuring an antennas performance instead of letting each manufacturer pull some number out of the sky. Not sure how this could be done though.[/QUOTE]</p><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tim58hsv, post: 31754, member: 663"]I agree with you here Piggie but there does need to be a way to let the average consumer know which antennas are better. It really wouldn't be anymore fair to let someone think that all tv antennas are the same. It's almost a given that a two bay bow tie is going to be better than a single bow tie antenna and a 4-bay will be better than a 2-bay and etc, so there needs to be some kind of rating system to reflect that for those wouldn't know better. IMO what there should be is a universal formula for measuring an antennas performance instead of letting each manufacturer pull some number out of the sky. Not sure how this could be done though.[/QUOTE]
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