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If the cable is ok, take boba's advice. A sat switch will not pass tv signals well.

Terk antenna's are junk. A good quality outdoor antenna will do you a lot better than any glitzy plastic coated stuff hawked as digital ready, hd, etc. If you are a diy kinda person, Google Hovermann, those Canadians are doing some cool stuff.

It was supposed to have a more sensitive tuner for use in fringe areas

Using two antenna's with a reverse connected splitter MAY work out for you. It MAY NOT, it depends on your local conditions. You WILL loose 3 db of signal (50%) from each antenna going through a splitter. No free lunch. Radio propagation and antenna design has been around a long time, there...

Well it looks like antenna building time. I plugged in my DTVpal+ this morning at 4:30am and can no longer get one of my former US analog channels. I could only get 2 before switchover. The one I got has two additional subchannels, one being the weather. The transmitting towers are ~160...

The antenna is the business end, you cannot amplify a signal you did not capture. A good outside antenna mounted high and correctly pointed at the transmitters of interest is your best bet. Preamps are available where the actual amplifier is on the tower at the antenna, they work well for fringe...

These Guys Rock! www.digitalhome.ca/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=81

Jim: I have 10 acres, those Rhombics are indeed ambitious antennas! I've planted lots of posts for my sat array , this looks like more that I can handle. I'm leaning towards the K7MEM inspired YAGI, only 12' L & 6' W doable. Almost 9db gain centered at ch6. THe channels I want are 2edge...

Will a GH work for me? Hello I'm in zip 58220, and have a lot of Canadian stations ~70 miles north of me, mostly VHF low band. I have only 3 US post-transition stations almost 180 degrees apart. Should be no trouble picking up the US stations, once they come on-line next weekend. My...

Welcome! Sounds like you have a large hi-gain antenna already, it should get digital just fine, provided they light one up (a digital tower) in your reception area. As for the amp, give her a try. google antennaweb.org and see if anyone is broadcasting in digital in your area yet.