That is a Channel Master TV antenna. Do not hook to your ham radio and transmit. Bad things will happen. The small end should be pointed to the antenna farm in southwest Houston. You will pick up 25-51 channels on your TV. TV must be set to receive local stations and you will have to do an channel scan. Unless you are near the stations, the antenna works much better outside. Antennas mounted in the attic seldom work well. Robert KD5YVQ
From: BVARC <bvarc-boun...@bvarc.org> On Behalf Of Tarek Amine via BVARC Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2024 8:18 AM To: bvarc@bvarc.org Cc: Tarek Amine <tami...@icloud.com> Subject: [BVARC] Fwd: Please Identify this antenna ? Second attempt. Typed the address wrong. 😑 Thank you. Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: tami...@icloud.com <mailto:tami...@icloud.com> Date: January 24, 2024 at 06:16:45 CST To: bv...@bvarc.org <mailto:bv...@bvarc.org> Cc: Tarek Amine <tami...@icloud.com <mailto:tami...@icloud.com> > Subject: Please Identify this antenna ?  Hi All, While inspecting the attic for antenna option I noticed this existing antenna that was left over from previous owner. Can anyone tell me what is it? How to test? Should I hook a radio directly to try and get out might that damage the radio without know what it is? Thank you for your input. I am attaching a picture and a video. Many thanks Tarek (KJ5DMN) Sent from my iPhone
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