VHF requires larger antennas than UHF. most of the reason bigger TV antennas were a thing was the "bigger is better" illusion. They make fancy stacks of elemen

VHF requires larger antennas than UHF. most of the reason bigger TV antennas were a thing was the "bigger is better" illusion. They make fancy stacks of elements and pt "+28 Dbi" numbers on the box but at any specific frequency those could be outperformed by a simple single cut wire. (they weren't utter horseshit: considered across the whole band they could be better for being bigger, but thats a technical and theoretical "win") There are places where "more metal harvests more signal" in antenna design, but they're little dots on a broad map, not where you'd expect them to be. Herringbone antennas at WiFi freqs are fun.