I ordered this model to replace a very old UHF attic antenna. This was primarily a back-up if cable went out. Since I cancelled my cable I needed an antenna with VHF Hi band for my local ABC and WPIX stations. They often pixilate as signal strength was under 50%. with the old UHF antenna. With the YA7000C I'm getting around 90% on these VHF channels and 100% on the UHF channels. Also total number of channels is 82 so I added about 20 additional. Customer Service is excellent. 1st antenna was missing VHF extension pieces.. Called them on a Saturday and customer had a replacement on the way immediately. Nice dealing with a good US company.

Mounted in the attic about 60 miles from downtown Chicago. All broadcast channels, clear, solid signal.

Works as advertised. Indoor antennas would not work, but this works well for low VHF channels.

Excellent reception and easy to install!

i now recieve all channels

Well built, quality materials and excellent design. If a signal is there this antenna will capture it. Quality and performance. I trust Winegard products having used them for over 60 years and never disappointed.

After trying a piece of cheap stuff from a big-box store, it's like night and day. In my area there are channels on VHF Low, so that's an important consideration, that's why I needed the Classic Series Yagi YA7000C. I must say, after installing and orienting this antenna my reception on all 37 channels broadcast in my area are excellent. I even receive a few more than my $50/month "Basic"cable extortion plan. Now I can CUT THE CORD!

The C version of this antenna works extremely well. I am able to get an excellent signal on VHF low, VHF, High and UHF. Winegard's customer service was key in recommending the right antenna for my needs. The transformer had some minor damage when I received the antenna. Customer service came through again and shipped me a new one. I received it within just a few day. They seem like a great company.

New Owner of the Winegard YAGI YA7000C, I don't understand why you, and other former customers, refuse to pay $200/plus a month for basic channels including $40 in local usage and other ticky tack fees. Not to mention the monthly rent on cable boxes, dvr, and cable router. Why spend $100 once for an antenna you own and receive 172 channels of local content we can't provide? Through my service you received 20 channels and spent more knowing I would remain employed. We need to regulate antennas. Jobs depend on it. - Cable Guy P.S. I'll be there sometime between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.