Quote:
Originally Posted by k man
Yes, it is the same report- since i posted last, i have installed roof mounted antennas that do a pretty good job for me. In non technical terms, i have a vhf antenna pointed northeast 50 degrees, combined with a uhf antenna pointed southeast 130 degrees.
|
What are you using as a combiner?
Quote:
|
I am only posting now to see if they’re is a better solution for my uhf channels ( my vhf pointed northeast works great)
|
What VHF antenna are you using and what VHF channels does it get?
Quote:
|
The problem i have with my uhf is some stations get spotty, jittery reception with wind, and my guess is because the uhf antenna i have is too directional
|
That is a symptom of trees in the signal path.
Quote:
I get great reception all the time from:
Wvit, wfsb, and wcct.
I get spotty reception (especially from wind) from”
Wtic, and wedh
|
That is a symptom of trees in the signal path.
Quote:
So, looking at my report, would you say a non directional uhf antenna to be better than a directional?
If so, i am looking to replace the uhf antenna i have now.
|
I don't know, you haven't told us what UHF antenna you are using. The C2VJ and the C2MAX I suggested above aren't too directional because they have a wide beamwidth.
Are you using a preamp?
What ABC channel do you get?
I gave you my advice in post #3.
My advice is free, but has no guarantee.
Take it or leave it; it doesn't matter to me.
It's your antenna, your money, and your choice.