http://www.matthewsworkbench.com/cm4251/ Wed, 04 Jan 2012 14:47:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.matthewsworkbench.com/cm4251/comment-page-1/#comment-460 King Oberlin Wed, 28 Jan 2009 03:08:45 +0000 http://www.matthewsworkbench.com/cm4251/#comment-460 Matthew, Yes I agree that this was the pinnacle antenna the American antenna industry ever produced out of the box. I have personally install hundreds of the 7' 4251 Parabolic antennas manufactured by Channel Master in the 70's, 80's & 90's. I purchased a dozen of them back in 2001 when I heard that Channel Master was discontinuing production. I still have 3 of them left, two of them brand new in the box. I have been saving them since 2001 for special applications. 20 years ago I mounted two of them side by side on my 110' home tower here in Northeastern Indiana for DXing. I've pulled channels from Green Bay, WI, Chicago, ILL, Cleveland, OH, Indianapolis, IN not to mention the 105 tri-state area TV channels. The only TV Antenna array that comes close is the stacked Super G-1483 UHF Antennas at 15db gain. Matthew, Yes I agree that this was the pinnacle antenna the American antenna industry ever produced out of the box. I have personally install hundreds of the 7′ 4251 Parabolic antennas manufactured by Channel Master in the 70′s, 80′s & 90′s. I purchased a dozen of them back in 2001 when I heard that Channel Master was discontinuing production. I still have 3 of them left, two of them brand new in the box. I have been saving them since 2001 for special applications. 20 years ago I mounted two of them side by side on my 110′ home tower here in Northeastern Indiana for DXing. I’ve pulled channels from Green Bay, WI, Chicago, ILL, Cleveland, OH, Indianapolis, IN not to mention the 105 tri-state area TV channels. The only TV Antenna array that comes close is the stacked Super G-1483 UHF Antennas at 15db gain.

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