Interesting attempt at an inconspicuous antenna. I looked for polar patterns for the antenna on Winegard's website but could not find any. The user manual says that if you are missing a channel, to turn the antenna 10 to 20 degrees--kind of hard to do when attached to glass or a wall, especially since it is not rigid enough to stand on its own. Also, it is only for High VHF and UHF, and even so, the gain is very low for the lower H-VHF. We have several Low VHF channels here in Las Vegas. I don't see how this antenna will be successful except in certain cases but the promotional material does not point those situations out. Perhaps it will do well for condo/apartment dwellers where the TV channels are higher? Dan Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2012 00:53:50 -0400 From: Monty Solomon <monty@xxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [opendtv] Flat TV antenna steals the show http://www.boston.com/business/technology/appsampler/2012/06/flat_tv_antenna_steals_the_sho.html