yagi

/ˈjɑːɡi/
noun
  1. A directional antenna consisting of a driven element and several parallel rods, used for television and radio reception.
    • We installed a yagi on the roof to get better TV reception from the distant station.
    • Ham radio operators often use a yagi to focus their signal in one direction.
    • The old house had a rusty yagi antenna that still picked up a few channels.
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