Hi, hsparks56:
Thanks for the tvfool image, but we really need a link to your report so that we can click on a callsign to see what the terrain looks like between the transmitter and your location.
I don't have your exact address, so I did a report based on an estimate of your location:
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...8e03babdf52b0a
It doesn't look very good. You would need 3 antennas aimed in different directions, several combiners, and a preamp.
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really only interested in getting ABC, CBS, NBC channels.
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NBC WNNE real channel 25:
Antennas Direct DB4e or DB8e, aimed at 347 degrees magnetic, with CM 7777 or 7778 preamp
while you have the DB4E or DB8e up try this:
CBS WBZ real channel 30, aimed at 142 degrees magnetic
and try this:
ABC WCDC real channel 36, aimed at 278 degrees magnetic
If you can't get WCDC for ABC try this:
ABC WMUR real channel 9:
MCM VHF-High antenna, aimed at 62 degrees magnetic
http://www.mcmelectronics.com/produc...FUmUfgodVaQPPg
If you can't get CBS from WBZ the only other way would be with a very big antenna:
CBS WRGB real channel 6:
Solid Signal HD8200XL, aimed at 281 degrees magnetic
http://www.solidsignal.com/pview.asp?p=hd8200xl
Let us know the results, and we can talk about combining. The MCM VHF-High antenna and the Antennas Direct UHF antenna can be combined with a UVSJ.
No guarantee that this will work. Try each antenna alone to see if it will work before combining.