Robert
1-Jun-2011, 9:57 PM
Greetings - First of all this an amazing and helpful site, simply wonderful. Could I please ask any who may be inclined to recommend an antenna for my situation? Please refer to:
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29&q=id%3d21934c0a40990a
I currently use comcast cable. I would like to receive OTA HD broadcasts from the major networks - apparently the transmitters are just located a few miles away almost due west but they are on the other side of hills. There is a PBS station to the southwest that would be nice,if possible but not as high of a priority. Anything else would be an added bonus. Ideally I would use an unobtrusive (like a Godar Model 1) indoor antenna in my TV room, which is in the basement. If this is not likely to work well enough, I could perhaps (wife) mount a small outdoor antenna on the main floor wall which faces the transmitters. Another option requiring more cable and awkward routing would be the attic. Finally, there is a possibility that I could mount a small antenna with a riser attached to an abandoned electrical power mast in the roof with odd and long (40'?)cable routing. Thanks for all of your help!
Robert
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29&q=id%3d21934c0a40990a
I currently use comcast cable. I would like to receive OTA HD broadcasts from the major networks - apparently the transmitters are just located a few miles away almost due west but they are on the other side of hills. There is a PBS station to the southwest that would be nice,if possible but not as high of a priority. Anything else would be an added bonus. Ideally I would use an unobtrusive (like a Godar Model 1) indoor antenna in my TV room, which is in the basement. If this is not likely to work well enough, I could perhaps (wife) mount a small outdoor antenna on the main floor wall which faces the transmitters. Another option requiring more cable and awkward routing would be the attic. Finally, there is a possibility that I could mount a small antenna with a riser attached to an abandoned electrical power mast in the roof with odd and long (40'?)cable routing. Thanks for all of your help!
Robert