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I'm using an indoor terk directional on the main level, which needs to be pointed for each of the local channels. My wife thinks that she's too good to actually have to remember where to point it :mad:, but we also lose signal anytime the wind blows. On the upper level I have a simple rabbit...

Sorry to be bumping this, but I've spent the last year wasting my time listening to my wife screaming at me to quit stalling and get this fixed. She's sick and tired of lost signals. So, has anything changed? Any recommendations for good installers? BTW, I'll be looking for someone willing...

"Combining two similar antennas pointing in different directions usually gets you less signal than one (Merging feedlines)" I was afraid of that. Thanks.

Jim, Thats very interesting and so simple and cheap I'll certainly try it. Just a couple of quick questions. Will this only pick up UHF, so the PBS station that broadcasts on VHS won't be picked up? Would building 2 of these, aim them in the two main directions, combine them using a splitter...

Help, I live in Omaha and find that the tower locations are a nightmare for an OTA antenna. Some stations are located in one direction and several others are over 100 degrees off. Another important one to me (PBS) is 180 degrees from the majors. Someone has suggested that I mount an...

I have D* and basic cable (its free) running to my TVs and D* receivers through the same coax. It works fine. I had an installer put up a HD OTA antenna so I can get my locals in HD. The D* and cable still work, but the OTA signals do not come through. The installer is guessing that the OTA...