Trying to get a station from another market

[phdeez]

Here (http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29&q=id%3d81a3e50d5fb3df) is my tvfool analysis.

I am looking to pick up 1 station "outside" of my local market. NFL Blackout has made it where I am unable to watch Bucs games from my local market (WOFL Fox). I am trying to get a signal from WOGX (sister station to WOFL- just in Ocala). The problem is WOGX is 81mi away and -12.5db NM. I am not trying to get any other stations, just WOGX. I realize a directional antenna is what I'm looking for, and someone on another forum suggested either the Winegard HD9032 or Winegard HD-8800. I would like to confirm those suggestions with the address analysis above... A DIY option would also be nice....

Thanks!

[ADTech]

If WTMO, either analog or digital, is currently on the air on channel 31 from about 10 miles away, you can forget about receiving WOGX as it also transmits on UHF 31.

[John Candle]

WOGX is showing both Adjacent channel and Co-channel warning. Co-channel WTMO is local and strong. Adjacent channels WBCC and WTTA are also far stronger then WOGX. You will not receive WOGX at your location.

[phdeez]

Well, that is a shame. I was hoping compass direction would have more of an impact (since the other channels near WOGX were in different directions), but I guess not.

I guess I have to continue to suffer the ridiculous NFL Blackout rules for now...

Thank you both for your analysis.

[ADTech]

Well, you CAN watch the home games if:

1) The Bucs sell out in time

or

2) You drive 30-50 miles towards Ocala and tailgate in a parking lot.

;)

[phdeez]

Although both of those options are reasonable... I've already committed (in my head) $100-200 to get this working so I think I'll just buy a slingbox and install it at my mom's house in Ocala...