>Digital TV doesn't carry as far as analog. We get ZERO channels using 
>the digital tuners.

A few months back I saw a chart of the power used for the different 
channels. In almost all cases the power on the HD channels was much less 
than for the old analog channels. Perhaps when they drop analog, the 
power on the digital channels will be increased?

In the days before cable and even now when cable does not carry all 
digital channels there is a good reason for the station to make their 
power as high as possible.


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