Since I have learned a preamplifier does not draw in signals from air to my antenna, I was wondering if I would get better reception by stacking my Winegard HD7084P with another antenna using the Winegard CC-7870...If so, what would be a good match for antenna choice to put above my HD7084P ??? ... My TVFR below... http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...1dda471ecaadb9
You would better served with separate UHF/VHF antennas for best performance; especially for UHF. I recommend the Antennas Direct 91-XG / Antennacraft Y10-7-13 for maximum signal pulling power. Both antennas are lightweight & will have less wind loading issues than your present antenna.
Combine the 2 antennas with the Antennacraft 10G222 dual input pre-amp for minimal signal loss. The antennas need at least 1 foot of vertical separation on the mast to avoid signa interaction between them.
Stacking antennas is an option. In practice, you need to use identical antennas and expect that the final 'tuned' combination may only work well for one frequency.
Because you already own one antenna, I would exhaust mounting height and location solutions first. Then try using separates as suggested by NSAA. Then resort to custom built solutions as a last resort.
Thank you NSAA and everyone for all the advice and info...I read forums of great success with the stacking to the HD7084P with the 91XG...spacing them around 35" to 40" apart...Of course, I will be getting both antennas high as possible with a rotor...Feels like I am getting back into Ham Radio again setting up my antenna, lol...
P.S. Will place my order a.s.a.p and will update what happens either way with before and after with stats...