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- 12-30-2009 10:59 AM #11
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From the description of an indoor power supply placed at the bottom of the mast wrapped in Saran Wrap I would start with a VOM checking for output voltage. With plastic wrap and an indoor pwer supply trapped condensation is enough to kill it.
According to my DTV PAL i'm getting 53 services.
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- 12-30-2009 03:10 PM #12
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alright im back to my original channels now, the antenna must have been blown off by very little. so this morning i woke up and it was blown to about 90 degrees off so i figured i would scan just to see what happened, i picked up like 5 extra channels i wasnt getting before. i am wanting these channels, but in order to do that i would have to be pointing at 2 different directions at the same time, does anyne have any suggestions on how i would do this? i would like to get all the directions at once, it looks like you are doing this and thats how you have so many channels.
i have the preamp plugged up inside but the diseq o whatever, there is no way that i can get it inside so i have to try to keep it waterproof from outside, do you have any other suggestions besides seran wrap?
also, im going to have to anchor the pole down better, i will probably have to go with guy wire, but for now i am just going to monkey wrench it down ttight at the bottom and hold it underground with a screwdriver, at least until it warms up to where i can do a better job, so this means the antenna pole will have to come down 5-10 feet. how will this affect my reception?
- 12-30-2009 07:30 PM #13
You won't know until you shorten it the 5'. We hope it won't affect anything negatively. To point at 2 directions at once, get another antenna, depending on the band of the desired new channels. You see my picture. That's how it's done.
- 12-30-2009 10:29 PM #14
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the problem with additional antennas is i already have 3 on my mast already. would the vertical antenna like you have pick up from all 4 directions? and would it have the strength that mine does? to be able to get about 75 miles away? i think i have this one
Antennas Direct 91XG UHF TV Antenna (91XG) - Antennas Direct - 91XG - 853748001910 - 91XG 91-XG 91 XG 91 GX xg91
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was wondering if this one would pull in from all directions and have about the same strength
Channel Master 4228HD 8-bay HDTV/UHF TV Antenna (4228-HD) - Channel Master - 4228HD - 020572030168 - CM 4228hd CM-hd4228 CM-4228 4228 HD4228 HD-4228 4228-HD 4228HD 4228 cm4228hd cm4228 cm4228hd cm-4228 hd cm4228hd
Antennas&sku=020572030168
Last edited by krisman; 12-31-2009 at 03:50 PM.
- 12-31-2009 07:09 PM #15
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