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Using the CM3000A, you will receive some signal, especially the stronger, local stations. However, it will offer virtually no multipath/ghost rejection. As stations in Canada transition to digital format, you will likely see stations that were heavily affected by ghosting problems become intermittent or even completely unwatchable with the CM3000A. It's simply not the best choice in your situation.
The CM4228HD is also not the best choice in you situation. When you click on the "Pending Applications" button on your TV Fool Report, there are quite a number of VHF channels that will be carrying DTV signals once the Canadian DTV transition occurs. This antenna and those like it, are UHF only antennas (real channel 14 - 69).
If you are willing to use a rotator, an Antennacraft HD1200, Channel Master CM3018 or Winegard HD7084P will provide coverage of all the available channels down into the red section of your TVFR.
Another option would be a two antenna system using an A/B switch.
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Last edited by GroundUrMast; 2-May-2011 at 11:29 PM.
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