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If you looked at my previous thread, I had an issue with coordinates ADTech straightened it out for me. I have pretty much decided to go with...
DB8 Rotor RCA-TVAPRAMP1R Y10713- mounted stationary on the mast @ 25' http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...d2435829a52355 When aiming the vhf antenna, I have two stations in the 300 deg azimuth area, KRCG and KOMU. The terrain in that general direction is a creek bottom with edges above the height of the antenna but is closer to 280 degrees . What is more critical, exactly aiming at the tower or trying to avoid the edge? I'm trying to avoid to much trial and error as I'm not sure if I will be able to reach and adjust the yagi w/o bringing the mast back down. The mast will have to stay stationary at due north for orientation of the rotor. |
Well, I picked up the rca tvpramp1r today, also picked up a compression tool and a dozen connectors. I also have a coax grounding lug to install. Heading down in the morning to give this a try. The y -107 13 won't be here in time for tomorrow so I'm going to set up the mast, rotor, db8, amp and new coax and see what I get. I might add that the rca pre-amp was $21.00 with a $2.00 rebate at Menards.
If I get some good tv on one set, I'll see what it will take to try another one in the bedroom. Cheers, Bob. :) |
Everything worked out well! I have OTA TV at the farm. Thanks to ADTech and others who commented. I didn't get the 25' I hoped for and had to move to the other end of the trailer. After taking a closer look there were too many large trees to deal with. After trimming some braches I ended up with a clear shot from about 310 deg. to about 220 deg. All the UHF channels came in well. The Y-10713 will be here next week.
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