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If all your stations are UHF try a channelmaster 4228. It is one of the best UHF antennas out there. I get LA stations 90 miles away. Only drawback is that the beamwidth is very small (I think around 15 degrees) so it works best if all your stations are broadcasting from the same location...

Me too. I have a HLN567 as well. Mine does not like 720p. I have the VOOM box at 1080i. I figured this is best anyway since VOOM broadcasts in 1080i and I suspect the de-interlacer in our DLPs is better than the one in the VOOM box. Carlos

Unfortunately the 4228 does not receive VHF channels well at all. The only channels that come in at all are the very highest VHF channel number (above 10). In addition the 4228 has a very narrow angle of reception. This will make it even worse performer if the towers are in radically different...

I forgot to mention that I (and many others in San Diego) get LA stations over 90 miles away with this setup. Part of the reason this works for us is that the path to the transmitter is partially over the ocean.

I know you asked for Sean's input but I have a lot of experience with RF and can suggest something that may work. If the channel you plan to get is UHF you are at the fringes of line of sight. This means that depending on terrain it may not be possible. Here is what I suggest: 1) Get a...

Excellent Installation Experience I just wanted to share a positive installation experience. I have been a DirecTV customer since 1996 with multiple installations due to moves/upgrades. My setup is fairly complex with TiVos, modulators to distribute to the other TVs in the house, etc...