Actually no it isn't. The problem is that we were trying to help a member with an OTA problem and without knowing where he was from didn't help. Being able to use the location to look it up on TVFool is one of the tools used to try to solve the problem.
Anyone with an OTA problem should always include his/her location. Also, they probably would be better served by going to the AVS forum for help. The AVS forum deals with OTA problems located by city. LA is active and so is San Francisco.
For really odd problems, the SF forum has some extremely knowledgeable members willling and able to help.
www.avsforum.com
PS. I looked up his location (rough as we only know it is the LA area) and that problem channel show a 0 edge signal. This probably isn't quite accurate without knowing his actual address which probably shouldn't be included here but if looked up by the person with the problem could possibly show a different result.
BTW, I'm leaning toward the possibliilty that he has a multipath problem and a more directional antenna could possibly solve his problem.
I'm not saying i'm stupid, I'm just saying I've got bad luck when it comes to thinking
Reporting from Santa Rosa on the left coast