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May 05, 2018
Too small for a t100
1 of 1 found this helpful Ordered this for a Toyota t100 with a bench seat which was supposed to work according to the product page. Seems rather small and had to stretch it bunch to make it work and it doesn't cover the edges of the bottom of the bench seat. Floor mat was a joke too and only about 2/3 of the width it needed to be so I wont be using it. Something tells me that this seat cover and floor mat were intended to go into a Toyota Tacoma and not a T100.
Oct 07, 2019
Good Long Range Hi Band VHF antenna
Let me preface by saying that I'm roughly 60 air miles from two major cities. Had a Winegard HD7694P (jack of all trades but master of none) for a couple of years a while it wasn't bad, it didn't do all that great all the time and certainly wasn't good for high band VHF (the main channels I wanted out of that thing were 11 & 13 but would only get them in the best of conditions). Long range UHF wasn't even that great either unless it was the perfectly cool, calm, clear day. Especially noticed how bad it really was when I used it with my TiVo Bolt to record OTA broadcasts (had frequent cutouts plus the tuner is a little on the weaker side if I must say). Bought this bad boy along with a STELLAR LABS 30-2370 and get practically everything that I wanted from both cities. Kind of have them pointed 30 degrees away from each other because the UHF I wanted from the one city was more important and the VHF from the other was needed. I do pick up UHF from both cities despite the 2370 is super directional, just not some of the weaker ones that I don't care about. All in all I get around 60 strong channels. Will note that this antenna doesn't seem to be extremely directional as the 30-2370 seems to be, but does need to be aimed for best results. Have them both combined into a RCA preamp which has separate UHF and VHF inputs (obviously this one plugged into the VHF input). Rock solid preamp that I've been using for a few years now (I just had it in combined mode before now). Both of these Stellar Labs antennas are mounted on the same mast attached to my chimney and are about 6' apart with the 2370 on top. Don't seem to interfere with each other. Also have them both angled up a little. Messed with that adjustment a bit but it doesn't seem to make too much difference. Can't go wrong with this antenna for this price. Sorry I didn't do any testing of this antenna for UHF, but I'm sure it may pick up stronger ones, especially if they're close. But with the element lengths, it looks like it's tuned specifically for high band VHF only.
Feb 23, 2021
Had it for a while now and seems reliable.
Been using it since 2019 and it's still going strong. Image looks nice and clean (colors are a little washed out, but that's typical for backup cameras). Only ding I can really thing of is that it's a bit too bright at night but I have ultra bright aftermarket backup lamps so I can't complain too much LOL. One thing you should do if you want to have the ability to turn on the backup camera whenever you want is to run an additional small gage wire along with the RCA cable ( something like 16 gauge should be fine). Some headunits have the capability to switch on the backup cam but they need a trigger (reverse light usually works) along with a power wire to go to the camera.