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The Terk will be slightly more directional and offer a few dB of gain on the UHF band (real channels 14 and up). This is due to the log periodic elements used.
On VHF, (real channels 2 through 13) the adjustable length dipole rods can be expected to perform equally on both products.
I would mildly favor the Terk for it's added directivity... but that may require you to turn it to point at the desired station when changing channels.
I have not seen antennas provided with STB's (set-top-box).
No compatibility issues, even back to a B&W vacuum tube set. (If your sets have been connected to cable service, they can be connected to a STB.)
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Last edited by GroundUrMast; 9-Mar-2011 at 4:52 AM.
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