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He had the wife and two children sit down and vote for which antenna gave the best reception. The children voted for the outdoor antenna for what they wanted to watch; the outdoor antenna won. Some wives find the design of the Antennas Direct C2V acceptable. http://forum.tvfool.com/attachment.p...4&d=1531096512 |
Lol wifey does not like football
Just sop on ABC.lol Do you have an RV dealler Near by if you do stop in And ask them about king jack With its SIGNAL finder I bet If you ask them too give you A demonstrations of it and IT'S like ten ft off the ground I bet the king jack down the road get's everything you are Looking for in channels too RECEIVE and no pointing it left Or right and you think it's pointing right at the broadcasting tower. You just sit down and your channel disappears.lol dagnabit.lol But really good luck with your antenna but just check out a king Jack some time,ps they say a receive of 70miles 32dbg. |
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I still say king Jack IT'S hi&low band VHF/UHF 32 dbg with a billtin SIGNAL Finder up to 70miles cost $80 to $95dollars free shipping And it's is so much better looking then the C2v, And will out perform and out last it I have been Looking at one of the C2V that someone put on There house 2years ago and IT'S not looking Too good,lol in Springfield Massachusetts Sorry Ribbit too tock bad about antennas Direct But it is true.but they do make one he'll of ANTENNA And that is the 91xg that are At the top of my 150ft tower!! With my 1500miles of RECEIVE North Carolina and South Carolina And so on and wifey says it's cool to see OTHER state's news& Tv broadcasting channel's far away!! |
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I seriously hope you can receive satisfactory reception from your attic.
Unlike most other areas, in Arizona many homes have tile roofs. Those tiles are made of concrete. Concrete blocks radio and television signals as well as other signals. Most stucco homes have concrete and a chickenwire sublayer for strength. Both of those also block signals from entering the home. I've used the GE 29884 several times with good results. It might be used in your attic but if it doesn't work well there, it is small enough to be hidden from view from the front of your home. One small note: The GE 29884 needs to be adjusted not only side to side but up and down as well. A few degrees tilt up or down can make all the difference with that antenna. Hope this helps. Joe in Prescott, AZ |
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I can see why you want an attic antenna at the Mountain Bridge Community. Yet, with stucco walls and concrete roof tiles, an attic antenna is iffy.
If an attic antenna doesn’t work, I’d install a J pole on the rear gable end a few ft left or right from the ridge. I’d mount an ANT 751 1 ft higher than the ridge. This combination would be nearly invisible from the street and perfect for reception. |
Over loads won t happen I bet you can tack the king Jack
And put it on top of the tv seat like a seat of Rabbit ears. He'll I will tell you what if it doesn't work I will buy it frum You for the same price you paded for it +shipping cost Just too proven my point.but go to an RV place down The road like I suggested be for and you can adjust the Amp's power and besides in side the house I don't think you will Have an over load problem!!! |
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I finally moved into the house and started doing some testing. I purchased this simple small antenna just to see if I can pick up any channels: https://www.amazon.com/Newest-Amplif...dp/B07B1VKXJD/
I actually picked up 48 channels after doing a scan with my TV. I put the antenna by a window, which is facing opposite direction of where the TV stations are. Most of the channels were SD. Either it was able to go all the way through the house and pick up the channels or it picked it up from the window which isnt facing the stations. See picture with red X where I placed the antenna. |
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