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Old 15-Aug-2016, 6:57 PM   #8
ybloggers1
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Originally Posted by Tigerbangs View Post
It appears that you have a choice of the Philadelphia and Lancaster stations, but you are going to need an all-channel antenna because WPVI, the ABC station in Philly is on real channel 6, a low band station. Low Band VHF can be deceptively difficult to get, because most modern antennas omit low-band reception.

If this was my choice, I would use a Winegard HD-7082 antenna mounted as high on your roof as practical, and include a rotator, so that you can turn the antenna between the Lancaster and Philly channels. I would also include a preamplifier, such as an AntennasDirect PA18. This combination will allow you access to the Phily and Lancaster stations. Of course, if you aim solely at Philly, you will get the major network stations.
Thanks, Tigerbangs! I'm primarily interested in the Philly stations, but I think I'd include a rotator and amplifier anyway to ensure I can get it pointed in the right direction and get a clear signal.
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