![]() |
TV Antennas and Reception
I am suggesting the HD7000R pointed in one direction. The HD7000R receives the best in the forward direction but will also receive from other directions and may receive all the channels you will like to watch from both directions. Here is how to point Tv antennas , http://www.kyes.com/antenna/pointing/pointing.html
|
Thanks again guys.
The current setup is so-so. I think if we were able to get the major networks we'd be happy. This is what we currently receive: STATION VIRTUAL CHANNEL SIGNAL STRENGTH Keyt-HD 3-1 100 Keyt-SD 3-2 100 Ksby-HD 6-1 41 CW-DT 6-2 41 Kcet-HD 28-1 80 Kcet-KF 28-2 85 Kcet-VM 28-3 85 Kcet-MH 28-4 84 Univisi 38-1 100 Telefut 38-2 100 LATV 38-3 100 KVMM-CD 41-1 100 KBEH-DT 41-2 100 PBS-HD 50-1 100 PBS-OC 50-2 100 Daystar 50-3 100 World 50-4 100 As for the two TVs...I don't think that a rotor would be a problem since very few times would both TVs be on at the same time. I've got some steel vent pipes that stick up about 12", would that be sufficient to mount the antenna? Can I just use hose clamps or should I get an appropriate mount? If I do need a rotor, then the hose clamps probably won't work. BTW, I found the HD7000R at Amazon for about $23...sounds like a great price. Quote:
|
Tv Antennas and Reception
Read and understand this about , REAL Digital Broadcast Tv Channels , Virtual Digital Broadcast Tv Channels , Analog Tv Channels , http://forum.tvfool.com/showthread.php?t=695
|
All times are GMT. The time now is 2:41 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
Copyright © TV Fool, LLC