Please Help Recommend Setup
Hello and thanks for helping. I live in North Port, FL. here is my TV Signal Analysis Results http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...e6a48622db76bc
I would like to get the channels to the north at the 358Az and the channels to the Southeast 122-127Az I am looking at mounting on a pole above the roof feeding 4 TVs. What antenna should I get and what amp do you suggest my previous house in a different city I had a Winegard HD7697P Antenna and a Winegard HDP269 Signal Amplifier I was very happy with both, but these same stations were only about 20 degrees away from being 180 degrees opposite, now they will be about 50 degrees away from opposite, so I guess it can't be very directional, but hey, you guys are the experts and this is why I am asking!! Thanks again for any help that you give |
Greetings!
No one antenna is likely to work well is your situation. For your signals to the S.E., I'd recommend a 4 bay UHF antenna since all your signals are UHF and are likely to remain that way. MCM Electronics carries a 4 Bay for less than$30.00 Antenna Direct also carries similar antennas. For your stations to the North, I'd suggest either a Winegard 7694p or better, Winegard 7698p. Tampa has VHF signals and that will likely continue. Depending on who you ask, you'll get really different suggestions on how to get all those signals to your televisions. I prefer an A/B switch with two cables running from your antennas to two distribution amplifiers. It reduces the chance of other problems. It may also require a separate tuner for your televisions. Some sets tuners allow you to add channels making a separate tuner unnecessary. |
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