Note. Due to Wideband antennas poor response at the bottom of the band nobody should ever fit a “high gain” wideband on any A group transmitter. If the site is in a poor spot an A group aerial should be used. On the other hand if the signal is strong (or medium) then by definition it doesn’t need a “high gain” antenna anyway ! Under those circumstance we would recommend a Yagi 10K.
See “the wrong aerial for Crystal Palace” (or any A group transmitter).
Lastly, an A group aerial will help filter out the high power 4G / 5G transmissions.

Strong to medium signal areas should use a Yagi10K.

Medium signal areas should use a Yagi18K or Log 36.

Weak reception areas should use a Yagi18A or an XB10A (the latter is particularly suitable for in loft installs).

Poorest signal locations should use an XB16A.

Test results for these aerials are on each antennas “buy” page.

The A group 6 MUX transmitters

Aberdare
Belmont
Blaenplwyf
Bressay
Brierley Hill
Brougher Mountain
Caldbeck
Caradon Hill
Craigkelly
Crystal Palace
Darvel
Divis
Durris
Eastbourne
Eitshall
Fenham
Fenton
Hastings
Huntshaw Cross
Idle
Kilvey Hill
Lancaster
Oliver’s Mount
Pendle Forest
Pontypool
Reigate
Ridge Hill
Rowridge
Rumster Forest
Stockland Hill
Storeton
Torosay
Waltham
Winter Hill

In addition, for those in poor signal areas, Mendip and Sandy will only have one MUX out of the A group.

A group B aerial will help filter out the high power 4G / 5G transmissions.

Strong to medium signal areas should use a Yagi10K.

Medium signal areas should use a Yagi18K or Log 36.

Weak reception areas should use a Yagi18B or an XB10B (the latter is particularly suitable for in loft installs) .

Poorest signal locations should use an XB16B.

Test results for these aerials are on each antennas “buy” page.

The B group 6 MUX transmitters

Beacon Hill
Black Hill
Bristol Illchester Cres
Emley Moor
Hannington
Heathfield
Keelylang Hill
Limavady
Llanddona
Moel Y Parc
Plympton
Presely
Rosemarkie
Saddleworth
Sutton Coldfield
Tacolneston
Wenvoe

Note. Wideband antennas have a relatively poor response at the bottom of the band, so why fit a “high gain” wideband on a K group transmitter ?  If the site really is in a poor spot a high gain K group aerial should be used, e.g. an XB10K or even an XB16K.  On the other hand if the signal is strong (or medium) then by definition it doesn’t need a “high gain” antenna anyway ! Under those circumstance we would recommend a Yagi 10K.

The K group aerials we stock outperform the equivalent wideband up to CH55.

Strong to medium signal areas should use a Yagi10K.

Medium areas should use a Yagi10K or a Log 36.

Weak reception areas should use a Yagi18K or an XB10K (the latter is particularly suitable for in loft installs).

Poorest signal locations should use an XB16K.

Test results for these aerials are on each antennas “buy” page.

The K group 6 MUX transmitters

Angus
Ashford
Bilsdale
Bluebell Hill
Bristol Kings Weston
Bromsgrove
Carmel
Chatton
Chesterfield
Clacton
Dover
Guildford
Hemel Hempstead
Keighley
Knock More
Lark Stoke
Malvern
Mendip
Midhurst
Nottingham
Oxford
Pontop Pike
Redruth
Rosneath
Rouncefall
Salisbury
Selkirk
Sandy Heath
Sheffield
Sudbury
The Wrekin
Tunbridge Wells
Whitehawk Hill