[richardrosa]

Originally Posted by rabbit73

Hello, Richard

Your previous TVFool report is no longer on the server:
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...d6dbf19cecb97a

and a current TVFool report isn't accurate:
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...903868a4614e1a



but a report using the rabbitears.info search map is more up to date:
https://www.rabbitears.info/searchma...&study_id=5975



You are in a poor location for OTA reception, Richard. If you click on Transmitter Distance in your rabbitears.info report, you will see how the terrain blocks the signals. Reception will rarely be 100% reliable for most channels.

Yup. If I go by these reports, I should get ZIP. Even the coverage map of WMHT's Illinois Mt transmitter (10 miles away) excludes my street!!

However, with decent antennas & some careful positioning, I manage to RELIABLY pull in 4 stations from CT (3 UHF + 1 VHF). This has kept the 'Boss' happy, and the local Cable company out of my wallet.

WFSB's signal has been mysterious since day one. Between the minute to minute fluctuations and the level reduction in daylight, It always seems to behave like a short-wave signal, rather than a UHF frequency. All the other stations provide a pretty stable level.


Rich