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Point both antennas SE toward Knoxville, that should give you all the networks ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, PBS, ION, and CW. Aim it to get the best signal on 43.1 or 8.1. Rescan for new stations when you install and again after June 12. Radio Shack's best UHF only antenna model U-75R, they claim it's...

How high did you go? I didn't think that was possible, but that's great if you could go without the crane that saves some cash for sure.

A tower is a big expense and unless you plan on attaching it to the side of your house you'll need a crane to install it. Also consider if your willing to climb it to install and adjust the antenna. I wouldn't go with a tower unless you have to. if you post your zip code it might be easier to...

Sorry I can't recommend a rotor, I've never used one. I was considering buying one for a while until I read this, it made me decide against it for sure: hdtvprimer.com/ANTENNAS/glossaryR.html#rotors Glossary R to Z

You'll have to go to tvfool.com and then decide for yourself. Click on "TV signal Locater" and enter your address and antenna height (or at least your zip code) then you will be able to see all the stations in your area, as well as how for away they are, what network they carry and what...

20kw does seem low compared to analog, they probably ran 316kw on analog channel 8. But for digital VHF 20Kw is a lot, I don't know of any digital stations that have more than 20kw. There are 3 VHF stations near me and 2 have 16.9kw and one has 17.3kw.

Search for "DBS Diplexer" those are made to do what you are asking for. A UHF-VHF diplexer will not work, those type have a disk capacitor inline that will not pass the voltage required to power the LNB. Get 2 of them, you will need one by the TV set/Sat receiver and the other by your Dish/TV...

Use the rabbit ears for VHF and the Terk for UHF. You will need a combiner that has 2 outputs one marked VHF, the other marked UHF. Looks like channel 8 is north of you so have the rabbit ears spread out horizontal, one pointing east and the other pointing west. If this still does not bring...

That would be the stations that are afraid of leaving too many unprepared people without TV, resulting in lower ratings or bad publicity, I suppose. So far in WI 5 out of 30 stations are ending analog on 2/17, and all 5 released statements claiming less than 1% of their market is unprepared.

There are some stations that have announced they will go ahead with the transition on 2/17. Wausau/Rhinelander CBS, NBC and ABC Network Television Stations Confirm Conversion to Digital on February 17, 2009

I read somewhere that this is part of a compromise with the republicans. The bill that failed would not have allowed stations to switch before June 12th. I hope my locals make the switch soon, because I should be able to pick up more stations than I do now. This is not the case for everybody...

If it's possible, move the antenna to place in your attic so it picks up signals through a side wall instead of through the shingles. In my house this works much better, especially this time of year when there is snow on the roof.

Looks like the delay is back on again. This time when the bill goes to the house it will not need a 2/3 majority. US Senate approves bill to delay digital TV | Reuters