Technojunky said:
I'm not sure how you could receive any kind of TV signal from 40 miles on a indoor antenna. I don't think that the indoor antenna is rated for 40 miles, what do the spec's say?
I would be surprised if anything on Sunday afternoon FOX that has the NFL involved is not HD. If there is one thing that the executives at FOX know, is that one of their biggest audiences on the weekend are the football crowd.
I am a prime time TV viewer, and the primtime folks really pissed me off last night with 100% hurricane info instead of Medium, Surface, or Prison Break. I am right in the hurricane belt and still had my shutters up and on generator power when I went to watch TV. I was so pissed to see nothing but hurricane info. What moron thought that someone sitting at home after a hurricane hit them, wants to turn on their TV and see more of it? There were plenty of other stations showing hurricane info, what I needed was to take my mind away from it all for a couple of hours. I think my FOX station was off the air most of the afternoon, and all night. I hope they don't do it again tonight. So far I still have no power, it might be another day or two before I get power restored. I feel bad for the folks that will not get power for three or four weeks.
I have to go to class, but when I get back, I'll send you a picture and more details of the setup I have.
I also tuned in one more channel last night: WUAB-DT 43.1 (UPN) and Tube (Video Music Station) at 43.2. It now the furthest station I've picked up at 41.1M away. So with just an indoor antenna, here is what I've been able to pick up:
WEWS-DT - 5.1 - ABC (40.7M)
WJW-DT - 8.1 - FOX (40.0M)
WDLI-DT - 39.1, .2, .3, .4 - TBN (17.8M)
WUAB-DT - 43.1, .2 - UPN (41.1M)
WEAO-DT - 50.1, .2 - PBS (20.3M)
Once I get more time I'm going to order my outdoor antenna, just been kinda busy lately.
Talk to ya later tonight, and glad to see you made it through the Hurricane just fine. But sucks you had to watch Hurricane coverage instead of primetime programming.