Jason Weinstein wrote:
I'm trying to receive the 5 local ATSC stations and not having good
luck with my current antenna. My current antenna is a medium sized
VHF/UHF/FM directional antenna with a mast mounted pre-amp. I cannot
get a decent signal on all the stations without rotating the antenna.
I'm trying to receive the 5 local ATSC stations and not having good
luck with my current antenna. My current antenna is a medium sized
VHF/UHF/FM directional antenna with a mast mounted pre-amp. I cannot
get a decent signal on all the stations without rotating the antenna.
My inital plans were to
Channel Master 4228. The best of all. Search for it on the internet.
On 6/20/05, Jason Weinstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to receive the 5 local ATSC stations and not having good
luck with my current antenna. My current antenna is a medium sized
VHF/UHF/FM directional antenna with a
Jason Weinstein wrote:
So, if possible, I'd like to replace my antenna with an
omnidirectional UHF-only one. Of the 5 stations I am trying to
receive, 3 have transmitters that are located 1.7 miles from me at 208
degrees, and 2 have transmitters 8 miles from me at 17 degrees. There
are some
jw So, if possible, I'd like to replace my antenna with an
jw omnidirectional UHF-only one. Of the 5 stations I am trying to
mw Channel Master 4228. The best of all. Search for it on the
Maybe so, but the 4228 is not omnidirectional. In fact, it's highly
directional with a 10-15 degree face.
My understanding is that you can, but you need pass filters to
prevent causing multi-path reception problems.
Basically, get a pass filter for the 2 channels in one direction and
then you should be able to combine that with the 5 channels from the
other direction... If you're unlucky you
David Asher wrote:
My understanding is that you can, but you need pass filters to prevent
causing multi-path reception problems.
snipped stuff about filters
If the signal strengths from the 2 separate antennas for each of the
signals in question are significantly different in level then you
