Antenna recommendation

[kayar]

I would like an antenna recommendation for Spring Valley, CA zip code 91977
signal analysis is http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29&q=id%3d0b86e9fca982a1

Thanks!

[GroundUrMast]

A simple solution for much of the San Diego area is a Winegard HD1080.

A premium solution for your exact location would be a 4-bay UHF facing 83° (compass) and a high-VHF pointing at 293° (compass). Combine the two using a UVSJ.

4-bay antennas:
Antennacraft U-4000
Antennas Direct DB4e
Channel Master CM-4221
Winegard HD-4400

high-VHF: Antennacraft Y5713

UVSJ:
Pico Macom PM-UVSJ
Radio Shack Model: 15-2586

[kayar]

Thanks for the quick response....as you can guess, I'm in the market for an antenna, so I can dump Cox Cable. Your info should be of help,as the area I'm in is a "special needs" area!

[Electron]

A "special needs" area??

[kayar]

LOL...yes, it's a special needs area. I'm in a hole (valley) with foothills surrounding on all sides, so difficult to receive stations with any regularity. That's why I went to cable in the first place, but they've gotten so out-of-control with their pricing that I've decided to switch back. I'm sure that the new antennas are far superior to the old and I'm hoping for better reception.
I know that I won't get all of the stations that I get with cable, but I'm sick of paying them well over $100.00 monthly, for stuff I don't even watch!!!

[Dave Loudin]

Re: special needs... That's why TVFool is so useful. You're not as bad off as you thought.