Plus the clearstream is about 5 feet off the ground in a typical windowsill. Any higher and my housing authority would probably have a problem with it. That's why it's not on a pole now....
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no. Keep the clearstream. Antennas like that work good for maybe 25 miles and line of site. You have 1edge and 2edge (signal bounces off something to get to you)
Have you asked them? I know you said an apartment but sometimes they will let you. I take it no deck?
Guess I have to put up with the periodic pixelation. Is this normal? Comcast has so many problems here with pixelation it's not even funny
Yesterday, cut some limbs off that were moving in the wind. It helped reception on 61. Today, the wind was blowing some and the UHF channels from the clearstream antenna outside were pixelating pretty bad. Tonight, perfect reception. Is reception weaker during the day? Seems like at night I don't have problems. Thanks. Andy
signals do travel further during the night than day. When I lived at the lake house Minneapolis barely came in (95 miles away) but as it got closer to night the signals came in better
