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Winegard SS-2000
$140.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Gets superior reception even in difficult places. Capable of lossless 1080i reception. Light-weight, can be attached to a wall without difficulty.
The Cons:Looks like a large piece of electrical equipment, not attractive. Takes up enough space to require some planning. Not suitable if stations are broadcasting from multiple directions.
The Winegard SS-2000 is a SquareShooter UHF-Only Digital/Analog/HDTV TV antenna system that requires no assembly and can be easily mounted. As an upgrade from the original SS-1000, the SS-2000 incorporates a built-in 12dB amplifier suited for HDTV off-air reception.
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It’s also built primarily for UHF signals (channels 14-69), but it can be, in some instances, used to receive VHF signals from channels 7-13. Like its predecessor, the SS_2000 relies on a non-traditional electromagnetic antenna design that not only provides superior performance, but also creates a new ‘look and feel’ that isn’t overly large like conventional Yogi-style units. Despite its compact nature, the SS-2000 provides an average gain of 4.5dB from 470-806MHz with an average VSWR of 1.3:1. Additional features include an enhanced front-to-back ratio via a rear ‘scatter plane’; equal sensitivity to signals of all polarizations; and a 50 mile range.
Features
- SquareShooter UHF-Only Digital/Analog/HDTV Antenna
- Integrated 12dB Amplifier
- Easy Wall Mounting on Any Surface
- Non-Traditional Electromagnetic Design
- Compact Design
- Enhanced Front-to-Back Ratio
- Rear Scatter Plane
- Equal Sensitivity to all Signals
- Support for Optional Pre-Amp
- Medium Multi-Directional
- J-type Mast/Mount
- 75ohm Coaxial Connection
- Can Pick Up VHF Ch7-13
- 50 Mile Range
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gets superior reception even in difficult places
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capable of lossless 1080i reception
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light-weight, can be attached to a wall without difficulty
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looks like a large piece of electrical equipment, not attractive
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takes up enough space to require some planning
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not suitable if stations are broadcasting from multiple directions
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analog VHF channels come in, but with many artifacts
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