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Channel Master Ultra-Hi Crossfire 100, Part Number: CM-3671
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Channel Master Ultra-Hi Crossfire 100 Video, Part Number: CM-3671

Ultra-Hi Crossfire 100

Channel Master Ultra-Hi Crossfire 100, Part Number: CM-3671
Channel Master Ultra-Hi Crossfire 100 Video, Part Number: CM-3671
 
$299.00

Overview

The Ultra-Hi Crossfire 100 is a directional (log periodic), line-of-sight outdoor antenna that receives high definition and digital signals from a single direction. This antenna has a reception range of up to 100 miles.

The Channel Master CM-3671 Ultra-Hi Crossfire was designed to be the best performing long-range outdoor TV antenna on the market. It offers reliable reception and superior gain across the entire bandwidth including Low VHF, High VHF, UHF and FM signals. With a range of 100+ miles, the Ultra-Hi Crossfire Antenna is perfectly optimized for use in rural and weak signal areas. Thanks to a rugged double boom design and high-strength bracing, the antenna's elements are kept in position, sagging and structural distortion is prevented even under heavy ice loads and high winds.


What’s Included

Ultra-Hi Crossfire 100
(2) U-bolt and Nest Assemblies (Mast, Amplifier and Coax Cable Not Included)
Installation Guide

Features

Reception Range 100 Miles
Type Outdoor
Reception Pattern Directional
Built-In Amplifier No
Installation Roof, Mast, Eave, Chimney

Tech Specs

Electrical Specifications

Bandwith 54 to 216 and 470 to 700 MHz
Low VHF Gain 5.6 dB
High VHF Gain 10.9 dB
UHF Gain 10.0 dB
Return Loss N/A
Impedance 300 Ohm (75 Ohm balun included)

Mechanical Specifications

Boom Length 173 in.
Number of Elements 61
Max Element Width 110 in.
Mounting Clamp U-bolt up to 1.5 in.
Turning Radius 95.75 in.
Output Connector F-type
Size (product) 173 x 110 x 34.5 in.
Size (packaging) 69 x 12 x 12 in.
Weight (product) 15 lb
Weight (packaging) 16.5 lb
 
 

Customer Reviews

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J.C.
Channel Master Quality is better.

I have used Channel Master for over 30 years. I typically live in small communities some distance from metropolitan areas. Currently my location has a lot of hardwood trees that impact reception, before my home was in the Rocky Mountains that again made reception challenging. I usually buy the largest antenna Channel Master makes along with an antenna amplifier CM 7779HD. The antennas tend to last 7 to ten years because the plastic components get brittle and break over time making reception less than good. This new antenna, Ultra Hi Crossfire 100 still has plastic components that are substantially beefier than the old antennas and is a different type of plastic. I do believe this antenna should last a very long time.

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J.C.
Ultra-Hi Crossfire 100

We receive stations 85 miles away. A well made antenna that withstands the elements.

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Thomas myers
Happy so far

I have assembled any thing yet, but am happy with the shipping effort by channel master. Everything arrived in excellent condition, very good packaging. looking forward to installation.

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Frank Helmsing
Some things thankfully never change

Im a old guy and I put up CM color crossfires & towers 50+ years ago . You still got it baby !!! I live half way between Louisville KY & Indianapolis IN. The FCC says we are in Louisville marketing area so no provider in our zip has Indy stations. NOW I have every Indianapolis channel crystal clear !!! At 70 yo I put up a tower and the crossfire 100 & 7779 amp. I FINALLY found something that hasn’t been cheapened and performs as well as 50 years ago !!!

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Mark
Crossfire 100

If you think it’s too expensive, go buy a cheapo, then come back and spend the money for a real antenna. This thing is a solid signal sponge. If you want a guaranteed signal buy this one for sure. Worth every penny.

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