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Update: After I found the second channel I got a boost of energy and here's where I ended up... KETK-DT 56.1 NBC JACKSONVILLE TX 169° 9.4 22 (95% Strength) KYTX-DT 19.1 CBS NACOGDOCHES TX 140° 24.8 18 (91% Strength) KFXK-DT 51.1 FOX LONGVIEW TX 75° 22.8 51 (74% Strength) KLTV-DT 7.1...

I understand it's a tougher sell with an indoor, but it's darn flat around here and I'd like to give it a shot. Just messing around some more I got channel 18 locked at 76 strength with NBC still at 97. How stable will 76 be for me? There's an ice storm outside now so I can't imagine conditions...

I understand that, but is there an option with better feedback for me than just slightly moving the antenna (rescan) move (rescan) etc??? I'm looking for a way to kind of hunt around in different configurations and see if any work.

I have: green - uhf KETK-DT 56.1 NBC JACKSONVILLE TX 169° 9.4 22 I want: yellow - uhf KYTX-DT 19.1 CBS NACOGDOCHES TX 140° 24.8 18 red - vhf KLTV-DT 7.1 ABC TYLER TX 11° 24.7 10 yellow - uhf KFXK 51 FOX LONGVIEW TX 75° 22.8 51 Fox IS digital now antennaweb just hasn't updated.

Sorry when I said HDTVa I was referencing the Terk model HDTVa antenna. Zip code is 75762

I tried to look on here for a local channel setup guide, but didn't see one. If I missed it please just link it. I bought an HDTVa indoor antenna (please trust me I know this isn't optimal, but after many battles with the wife, I lost) I have four major affiliates I'd like to pick up...

I don't particularly need the analog stations, sorry for putting them in there. Just digital would be fine. Thanks for the replies so far!

I'm moving to a new area in a new subdivision and want to get HD OTA network channels because Dish won't be offering them for my area for 2-4 years in my approximation. The following is my channel situation and I'm not sure what antenna I need to buy to get all these channels. yellow - uhf...