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Originally Posted by ant
Howdy.
Does it look like I won't be able to get many over OTA feeds in my upcoming home in La Habra Heights, CA 90631 on the wrong side of the big hills/small mountains?
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I'd wouldn't be too concerned about height, but I would be about directivity of the antenna and it's location.
I'd go with a two antenna combo, one for VHF and one for UHF. The UHF would be a 91XG. I'd mount it on the roof in a location where you can exeriment on the height to maximize the signal on your weakest UHF station. Next I's get a Y10-7-13 for VHF. I'd use a 7777 preramp to combine the antennas.
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Yikes, two big roof top antennae on the roof top? So they don't make combined one antenna with both UHF and VHF?