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1. That's a little odd, but nothing I see really surprises me. 2. There is literally a switch in the control room locally that sends out the HD signal. Sometimes the night shift forgets to flip it. I have been watching a HD movie that goes to pillarbox for the commercial, then comes back on...

No problemo. Hope you tune lots of great stations. Dallas has a ton of 'em.

A HDTV monitor, reciever (HD DirectTV is fine), and some sort of antenna is all you need. Hook the antenna into the appropriate input on the receiver. Find the menu selection that lets the receiver scan for stations. Save. Enjoy free HD. :)

Go to antennaweb.org and input your info. It will tell you how far the stations are, which direction, and what type of antenna is recommended. Dallas is pretty flat, so generally speaking, unless you have big trees or rogue hills blocking you, you should be good to at least 50 miles ... But...

At 11 miles the Zenith Silver Sensor is a good possibility for you. The CM3021 is similar to the Antennas Direct DB4 but at about 1/2 the cost. Personally, I would (and did) try the Zenith SS first. More gain from the CM 3021, but if the SS works you have the "small point it out the window"...

I understand that "net gain" is the more important figure: http://www.hdtvprimer.com/ANTENNAS/comparing.html

No reason at all to think otherwise. Good luck !!

How much did you play with the Silver Sensor's location/orientation? I found it can be very directional. Moving it 1 foot could completely change what channels I received. Moving it to my second floor in front of a window increased reception significantly.

Dam, magic reception standoffs, wish I could find some of these ....