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Originally Posted by wizwor
OP, this might be a good time for you to step back and review your objectives. Run down the list of channels, check each against wiki for digital subchannels, and consult with titantv.com for programming. Decide if you want/need any of the vhf low channels or the ones that are off the 162-359 line of broadcasters. No need working to pull in channels you will not watch or compromising reception of the channels you want to get those you do not. For instance, WBBM is a vhf-high CBS affiliate with no subchannels. WRME is essentially a radio station. I don't know how to politely describe what WOCK airs. WMVS is PBS, but WTTW is a UHF PBS station which is closer and carries subchannels like create/world. WIWN is religious/shopping. I don't think you need to concern yourself with VHF at all.
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Thanks for the tip on Titan TV, I want to look into that for my purposes.
1) VHF Hi & UHF only.
2) Milwaukee & Chicago only.
3) VHF Low not needed.
4) PBS important. Milwaukee, Chicago, Gary all have different programming. Madison probably too far
AD Tech suggested a CSV 2 and remove the relectors and that would eliminate the rotator.