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Originally Posted by midalake
My Groupings are actual 10-13-19-35 in one location.
And channel 48 about 29 degrees magnetic off the other group!
Dave
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You could try aiming the two panels of a DB8e at 29 and 78 degrees to get 35, 48 and maybe 19. Then use a Y10713 aimed at 29 to get 10 and 13 and I'd expect to get 8 too, even though it's off target. But don't take my word as advice - I'm just an interested bystander.
It's also possible to combine multiple antennas using multiple tuners. Or you could use a rotator.
The narrower the bandwidth of the antenna, the higher the Q should be and the more gain I would expect for a given size and complexity. Supposedly the DB8e has an advantage over older designs for UHF because it was designed after the FCC clipped channels 51-69 from the commercial TV spectrum.