Sure! my old antenna wire was It worked well, however was not very bendable, and when I was moving it to run between a different set of trees it broke.
I upgraded the wire to . The new wire configuration runs in nearly a straight line hung up perpendicular to the house in trees.
I think the difference between the antennas for me boils down to the linearity of the wire. The old antenna wire was generally in a straight line but had some pretty major alterations in path, too. The new wire is strung up in a better way, tighter and much straighter. Should be good listening this winter.
Sure! my old antenna wire was [100 ft. 100 lb. 14-Gauge Plastic-Coated Galvanized Wire](https://www.homedepot.com/p/Hillman-100-ft-100-lb-14-Gauge-Plastic-Coated-Galvanized-Wire-122100/202497552) It worked well, however was not very bendable, and when I was moving it to run between a different set of trees it broke.
I upgraded the wire to [26ELE Picture Hanging Wire 190lbs, Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Wire Rope for Hanging Picture Frame Mirror and Wall Art, Strong Metal Wire 100Feet with 20PCS Crimping Sleeves, 4 D Rings and 8 Screws](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/717ekMCILPL._AC_SX466_.jpg). The new wire configuration runs in nearly a straight line hung up perpendicular to the house in trees.
I think the difference between the antennas for me boils down to the linearity of the wire. The old antenna wire was generally in a straight line but had some pretty major alterations in path, too. The new wire is strung up in a better way, tighter and much straighter. Should be good listening this winter.
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