Heres a new interesting (uhf-vhf-hi ?) indoor antenna claiming to be omni-directional and claims to get about 8% more "Relative Signal Strength" than the C1.
http://www.gomohu.com/free tv - television antennas.html
I take it that since they dont post gain numbers, it has less gain than a C1, which makes sense as an omni-directional.
I originally thought it was a typical gimmicky type antenna until I looked at the parent company.
http://www.greenwavescientific.com/
It seems the Mohu Leaf is a take off of the "Mud Flap" antennas of their line.
http://www.greenwavescientific.com/datasheets/Datasheet VHF antenna Mudflap Antennas.pdf
The datasheet does show interesting gain patterns compared to a standard whip antenna. A standard whip antenna may be around 3 to 6 dBi or so.
http://www.gomohu.com/free tv - television antennas.html
I take it that since they dont post gain numbers, it has less gain than a C1, which makes sense as an omni-directional.
I originally thought it was a typical gimmicky type antenna until I looked at the parent company.
http://www.greenwavescientific.com/
It seems the Mohu Leaf is a take off of the "Mud Flap" antennas of their line.
http://www.greenwavescientific.com/datasheets/Datasheet VHF antenna Mudflap Antennas.pdf
The datasheet does show interesting gain patterns compared to a standard whip antenna. A standard whip antenna may be around 3 to 6 dBi or so.