I have one that I picked up for a price that was too good not to pass up on for casual usage. I'm using it to pull in a few fairly local 700 MHz sites (10-25 miles), and occasionally use it for some 800 sites as well.
It's a very lightweight hollow aluminum antenna, which may be an advantage for indoor use or if you're attaching it to a lightweight pole/support outdoors and don't require something heavy duty. Mine has held up fine outdoors for a full year in the northeast, having no issues with snow or light ice buildup. Performance is average, understandable with it being advertised as such a wideband antenna. It's clearly consumer grade as compared to some other commercial/pro grade Yagis I own like Scala, Sinclair, or Laird...but that's why it costs half as much or less than those brands.
Bottom line: If you can afford something better, get something better, especially if you're serious about weak signal work and plan on installing the antenna on a permanent basis outdoors.
