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Old 06-09-2015, 01:06 PM
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Roku is the Japanese word for 6, so not total nonsense.

I've seen two different UHF antennas with different aim on the same pole before (at an old restaurant) so I'd assume you could tie two UHF jobs together.
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Old 06-09-2015, 05:09 PM
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Roku is the Japanese word for 6, so not total nonsense.

I've seen two different UHF antennas with different aim on the same pole before (at an old restaurant) so I'd assume you could tie two UHF jobs together.
If I tie two UHFs together, do I lose the directional advantage? Is there a "polarity" that should be observed? Primarily I'd want to include RF 7.

...And don't try using that word in any Scrabble game with me.
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