New Clearstream Max

[lviperz]

So it looks like the Clearstream Eclipse has been updated to the new Clearstream Max. I've been looking at these antennas and had a question I never got around to asking.

They say the antennas are ideal for areas challenged with receiving signals through heavy foliage. Now I know foliage (leaves) will scatter the signal, so are these antennas just better at isolating the scatter signals? I know no antenna can get good reception through heavy foliage.

Here is a link to the new antenna.
ClearStream 2MAX™ UHF/VHF Indoor/Outdoor HDTV Antenna (https://www.antennasdirect.com/store/ClearStream-2MAX-Indoor-Outdoor-TV-Antenna.html)

[JoeAZ]

Laughable.....................

[ADTech]

The ClearStream MAX series are the next generation of the C1V, C2V, and the C4V.

[Jake V]

Looks similar to the C2V, but without the reflector. My guess is that the UHF gain would be a bit less and the VHF gain the same. Useful for many applications.

[ADTech]

Reflectors will be available as an add-on later this summer.

[lviperz]

So I guess it's what I thought. Marketing hype. Any antenna still needs line-of-sight for the best reception. I guess until an antenna incorporates a laser beam to cut a hole through the leaves I'll just get my antenna higher.

[JoeAZ]

So I guess it's what I thought. Marketing hype. Any antenna still needs line-of-sight for the best reception. I guess until an antenna incorporates a laser beam to cut a hole through the leaves I'll just get my antenna higher.

Precisely..... That's why I called it "LAUGHABLE."