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For TV keep your DB8 for TV only. Its a good antenna for your situation especially if you could pull in the UHF duplicates of ch 10 & 11. I second a separate discone antenna for the SDR. Your FM stations are spread out over 360 degrees so a directional FM antenna will have to be turned for...

There is ADSBSharp for using the DVB-T dongle as virtual radar for aircraft viewing. TVSharp for analog TV viewing. Although I cannot get it to work on my setup. MMSSTV Ifor viewing slow scan TV on the Amateur radio bands. In addition there are a slew of plug-ins for SDRSharp to expand the fun!

Your welcome. If anyone is interested this page goes into more detail and also shows how to calibrate frequency accuracy. I used an old crystal controlled walkie talkie with a dummy load for calibration. http://forums.qrz.com/showthread.php?391657-RTL-2832u-R820T-SDR-as-a-Spectrum-Analyser

Check my post 91 on how to calibrate the noise floor. You should end up with about -114dB depending on frequency.

The NooElec DVB-T+DAB+FM dongle is awsome for OTA antenna peaking. Just used it for that purpose and fund it was sensitive enough to visually indicate 1-2dB differences only 6db above the noise floor of 115dB. I live 70 miles from most of my TV transmitters. Could not believe it could show a...