Front & side view
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THE BIRTH OF THE SUPER ANTENNA |
SUPER ANTENNA MODEL 1 FIRST PRODUCTION
MODEL 1998
This is one in 20 orginal smooth black finish |
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The other 480 were painted in a flat Gray finish |
Super Antenna Model 1 1995 |
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1 of 4 produced in solid white ABS plastic |
First post production Model 1 sample
First generation
Super Antenna Model 1 post production sample (photo above).Cabinet was done in white abs plastic.This was the first
smooth surface prototype production sample from our plastics vendor.Godars first 500 piece order was for black cabinets.The
plastics vendor made the mistake of sending us a white color sample instead of black for evaluation.*We discovered
the black finish models scratched easily.Just handling the cabinet would leave smudges and fingerprints. Cleaning
them off with a simple cloth would scratch the finish.The white sample of the same material did not show any surface defects
due to normal cleaning.
A major change in cabinet black surface was needed.
We considered
other colors and prints like wood grains etc.Textured high gloss black ABS plastic was the final color choice for
all future super and Godar antenna cabinets.Easy to clean and maintain.High Impact indestructible ABS material is considered
the best in the industry.All current Godar antenna housings are made in high impact ABS textured black plastic.
The
first generation Super antenna element set up consisted of a pair of 7 inline industrial steel elements connected internally
by a pair of three inch coax cable wires.Elements are mounted under the top of the cabinet.Godar's version of the log periodic
design antenna.
First generation Super Antennna FM1a 1996 |
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Black textured high gloss cabinet still manufactured today |
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Two examples show the different grain patterns |
WOOD GRAIN GODARS
In the photos above and side show early examples of wood grain plastics considered
for future production.
The wood grain models never went into production.
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GODAR FM1A CURRENT PRODUCTION MODEL
(PHOTO BELOW)
The FM1A has been in continues production since
1996.
If you are interested in reading more about this model and purchase price,Click
on the Godar FM1A page
Godar
FM1A FM STEREO ANTENNA
2011 SERIES
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This antenna is sitting on a display base |
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GODAR HD-1 EXOTIC SERIES DREAM DESIGN ANTENNA
(Above Photo)
HD series was conceived on paper in early
2004.
HD-1 was one of the early working twin crossfire element prototype
designs.
Coax cable connects to the black box that contains the coil network
at the other end.
Antenna is fully functional on UHF/digital high definition televison/HDTV.
This prototype antenna never went into production.
First generation HD-3 Prototype |
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Base was hand constructed at the Godar Company |
In the photo below we show another early HD-3 prototype.
HD-3 XC |
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3rd generation HD |
GODAR HD-3 CURRENT PRODUCTION MODEL
FOR 2011.Click on the HD-3 TAB FOR PRODUCT INFO AND PRICE.
(photo Below) HDTV high Definition HD radio antenna ultimate!
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Godar Model X-1000 (PHOTO BELOW)
X-1000
prototype was designed for AM shortwave radio reception from indoors.Antenna is over 3 feet long.Antenna design is
a long coil wire/ rod design.Commercial plastic tube caseing.
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X-1000 never went into production)
GODAR MODEL 10 FERRITE ROD AM ANTENNA |
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Designed for current homtheater receivers |
Model 10 replaced the model 3 in 2009
Antenna covers AM.
Connects to modern Home Theater receivers
and vintage pre 1930 tube radios
2007 GODAR MODEL 2A DELUXE |

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DISCONTINUED 2010 |
Godar WI-FI ONE PROTO-TYPE |
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PARABOLIC LONG DISTANT WI-FI ANTENNA |
Godar DXR-WHIP prototypes
DESIGNED FOR AM-FM-SW
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DXR X1-- DXR X11--- FM DXR1000A--- DXRX111 |
DXR series Telescoping whip antenna prototypes
First generation stick style
containing the coil
See the current models ,Specs DXR 500 and FM-DXR-1000
Just click the tabs on the left
Other Godar prototype models comming soon.They are presently packed away in some dark corner of the company
building.