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Your zip code would help. But your best bet is to buy a new ClearStream2 indoor/outdoor antenna from Antennas Direct. The ClearStream2 has a range of up to 50 Miles in a small, but powerful 10” x 20” antenna. It has a beam width of 70 degrees, so it will pick up a wide range of stations...

I looked up Castro Valley on antennapoint.com. Although there are literally dozens of broadcast stations within range of you up and down the coast, unless you want to use a rotor or more than one antenna, your best bet is to buy a new ClearStyream2 indoor/outdoor antenna from Antennas Direct...

I looked up Belchertown on antennapoint.com. You have 13 UHF stations within the 55 mile range of the DB4. The DB4 is a great multi-directional antenna. What is unclear is that you say you’re getting snow. WGBY PBS UHF 22 and WGGB ABC UHF 40 are only 13 miles from you. Are you using an older...

Your house isn’t amplifying your signal. You are experiencing Multi-path (bounced signals) and in this case, to your advantage, except for tripping over the outdoor antenna. Outdoors is better, but I’m betting, even though you said you had clear sky (assuming you meant clear line-of-sight to the...

Adding an outdoor OTA antenna is the easy part, if your dish is installed high enough on your roof to see over the peak to get line-of-sight to the broadcast towers. You'll need a "J" pole that will attach to the dish pole to attach the antenna above the dish. The incoming OTA cable can be...

A 30/40 foot cable run should not cause your problem. More than likely, your TERK antenna is the problem. How ols it it? Newer antennas, developed onver the last year are smaller and more powerful and designed to receive UHF digital signals. Considering your investment in TV entertainment, get...

Put Your Antenna On The Roof The higher, the better in a fringe area. You didn't say anything about HD, but you should get an extra long range UHF antenna, since that's where most of the Figital signals will be after the transition. If you're over 70 mils out, get an amplifier for it.

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