greg111r
8-Feb-2012, 8:44 PM
I have a two bay antenna mounted about 15 feet above ground off my old satellite which is pointing just a little west of due south. The following is the signal analysis results of my location:
http://www.tvfool.com/option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29&q=id%3d60b52a5418fc03
From this setup I can receive the first 8 channels plus channel 57 except for channel 20. I want to add another antenna to be able to access more Canadian stations as well as the major US stations, like CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox.
My question is which type and model number of antenna would you suggest that would be able to pick up the stations I want? (As well, do I need to upgrade my current antenna) In addition, would combining the 2 lines cause signal interference, and what splitter/combiner can I use to combine the 2 signals?
Would I be able to just mount the other antenna off the side of the house or at the backyard off a fence or would a roof mount be necessary? The street (on south side) separates my location from neighbouring houses, so I am guessing I should have minimal interference from a direct signal.
Thanks for any suggestions.
http://www.tvfool.com/option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29&q=id%3d60b52a5418fc03
From this setup I can receive the first 8 channels plus channel 57 except for channel 20. I want to add another antenna to be able to access more Canadian stations as well as the major US stations, like CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox.
My question is which type and model number of antenna would you suggest that would be able to pick up the stations I want? (As well, do I need to upgrade my current antenna) In addition, would combining the 2 lines cause signal interference, and what splitter/combiner can I use to combine the 2 signals?
Would I be able to just mount the other antenna off the side of the house or at the backyard off a fence or would a roof mount be necessary? The street (on south side) separates my location from neighbouring houses, so I am guessing I should have minimal interference from a direct signal.
Thanks for any suggestions.