Dealing with Co-channel Problem
I need some help. I recently went OTA, but the wife isn't happy because we don't get ABC and she can't watch The Bachelorette. My TV Fool report shows that Cincinnati ABC [Channel: 22 (9.1)] should be my strongest channel. Unfortunately, there is a co-channel warning from an analog channel 22 out of Dayton. Since the other Cinci stations come in just fine, I'm assuming this co-channel issue is the source of my troubles. Is there anything I can do to resolve this?
My antenna is a Winegard HD 7696P mounted in my attic and pointed toward the Cincinnati stations. Here is my report: http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...03d9965d700446 |
You don't have co-channel interference since W22DE was displaced by WCPO last winter and is silent.
More likely, you're experiencing a frequency-specific multi-path problem. The usual cure for that is to try a different location for the antenna. |
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