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These types of threads are starting to get rather old. do you want to revisit the antenna issue again in 2009? The stations in question are going to vhf in 2009 according to fcc records. Do you want a little cushion and the best signal possible? Do you want to screw around and/or become...

the cm 4221 is not typically suggested for hi band vhf use. if you take that chance, the conditions are just right, and it works you lucked out. but for internet advice, I prefer to advise on the cm4228 since most want to purchase just one antenna and not be stuck with one if the antenna does...

The gain for hi band vhf on the cm4221 is -18 to 0 dbd. For hi band vhf purchase the cm4228...end of story. You should know better by now!!! WTF

the LG DR787T has a digital tuner but will not output 720p and 1080i hd but down converts to 480i/480p. I almost purchased one till I read the fine print. so avoid it if you are looking for hd.

You need to first determine if you actually have multipath, need to make sure your antenna is properly aimed, and be aware of the fact that it may be a challenge to find a sweetspot (antenna aimed down the middle so to speak) reception wise with your current antenna. multipath diagnosis...

the antenna is a multidirectional, really can not be aimed to tame multipath or peak signal, the amp has a tadd bit too high gain, and does a poor job taming multipath. the dish 622 has a very tempermental ota tuner, diplexing signal with that unit is problematic at times, and a marginal...

the 91xg should perform better on uhf than the radio shack by a few db. keep in mind, with overload (from too high amp gain) your aim may be off because the signal level can go up when you aim away from the towers and go down when you aim towards the tower. therefore your bearing can get all...

your results are puzzling. the 91xg has more gain on uhf than the vu 190. the 91 xg out performs the uhf on my hd8200p and even did better on some channels than the cm4228 when I compared antennas last year. -check inside the connectors to make sure the braid is not wrapped around the...

the new cm4220 2 bay is more than 1/2 the price of the db-2, a little larger, and works better. http://www.warrenelectronics.com/antennas/4220.htm you are experiencing poor reception indoors 9 miles from the towers which may be due to signal blockage, reflections common in urban areas...

the switch inside the amp is set to "separate" in order to utilize the separate vhf and uhf ports on the preamp. If you desire to receive fm in your setup, the switch is set to "out". if you do not wish to receive fm or if you experience interference due to strong fm signals set the fm...

You can combine your combo antenna with the 91xg through a cm7777 or cm7778 with the internal switch set to separate. the 2 antennas should be spaced at least 3.5' apart. the ports are isolated by 30db which is adequate. I have tried adding filtering and have found very little improvement...

try the cm7777 preamp and see what happens. only thing to look out for is overload. the first sign is the signal level will go down some and going up as you point away from the towers. if you look at old style analog pictures, look out for co-channel interference etc. in regards to the...

the best you can do is try to receive signal with what you have. the cm7777 may overload your system since you have several stations rather close. try to find a signal sweetspot when you aim to receive as many signals as you can. I am not going to speculate the success with the trek...

sounds like a great plan. suggest a 91xg for uhf mounted on top...light in weight, great performer, and can mount the two antennas on a shorter mast with the proper spacing between the 2 antennas. just be careful with your preamp selection. the cm7777 is not suggested in the yellow antennaweb...

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which antenna were you interested in? btw -solid signal carries the line at a discount.

-the main mast is attached to the side of the home - trimmed a 10' heavy duty mast to about 7.5 ft. -do not use guy wires...used 1.25" emt conduit cut and shaped to fit. one end clamped just below the rotor and the other end bolted to the roof. the emt setup is very sturdy and something to...

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the user needs normal everyday advise. not ducting or out of the ordinary. everyday I get my locals decent 50 miles north nothing 55-65 miles east 70's 70 miles west nothing 70 miles south nothing

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got an idea... try the amplified square shooter at best buy or the radio shack antenna below. just to get a feel for what will work or not work. if it works and you are satisfied keep it...if not return it and go to plan b. report your results. It will help determine a better alternative...

try again when the weather improves and snow melted off the roof. The installer did not want to deal with conditions then, it was probably dangerous/slippery, cold, and he was running late. he would have rushed and done a halfass job then anyway. in the meantime call the csr you spoke...

A second opinion sometimes gets the job done. When I subcontract work, I sometimes need to come out and advise the inexperienced where to install the damn thing if they feel there are issues. Did you try the supervisor route or do you definately have a problem with foliage. sometimes they...

75 miles is going to be a challenge for digital reception for you and most other folks. The local geography is going to be an issue at your home and will worsen your chances of success. It is going to be one of those things where you try and if it does not work you are SOL. It will cost a few...

agree. I could not use the cm4228 for the same reason. The 91xg tamed the issues much better. 74 miles will be a challenge. cm7777 for the amp.