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I'm interested in purchasing an HD antenna, welcome suggestions on brand/type. My report: http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...b97d59f373632b 1. I would prefer to locate my antenna in the attic, is this realistic? Will I miss out on better reception if mount on side of house for example? 2. I have a TV in the kitchen and a TV in the living room. I thought I'd run the cable down to basement where existing/wire splitter is. Does this sound reasonable? 3. Would I need an amp? 4. What antennae would u recommend? 4. Happy with the channels my report indicates can be reached via attic mount, only miss is NBC. Close to Buffalo / CN Tower which is a bonus. thanks in anticipation :D |
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The problem is that the weaker Buffalo signals might need a preamp, but the strong Toronto signals would overload the preamp. Try without a preamp first. Quote:
If you aim the antenna at Buffalo, some of the Toronto channels might be OK, but don't count on it. I doubt that "splitting the difference" will work. If you can do without WBBZ on real VHF-High channel 7, then a UHF antenna for real channels 14 to 51 like an Antennas Direct DB4e might work.. If you must have WBBZ, then you will need a VHF/UHF combo antenna like the Winegard HD7694P. Try a temporary setup of the antenna in the attic with one TV before drilling any holes. Try different locations and different directions. If your TV has a signal strength indicator, that will help. You might have to decide which direction you want with one antenna, or have two antennas with an A/B switch. |
Thanks for the insight rabbit73, appreciate u taking the time.
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