help with attic and outdoor antenna
 

Hi all,
Thanks in advance for the help. Here is my signal results (height at 10ft):

http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...e1c676f64250e5

Channels at the ~330 Magn direction should be sufficient for me, as these cover all the major networks.

I have 2 TVs with the potential of adding a 3rd one. I plan on using SiliconDust HDHomeRun PLUS as well.

What I am looking for are options both in the attic and the roof top. The more compact the better, as it will be easier to get around the wife-factor.
I have read through the forum and totally understand the negative aspects of an attic installation. But wouldn't the strong signals that I am seeing overcome the drawbacks of an attic installation?

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Yes start reception in the attic.

Aim a , www.antennacraft.net , HBU11K antenna at about 330 degree magnetic compass direction.

Here is how to aim antennas, www.kyes.com/antenna/pointing/pointing.html

Use a Real and Actual magnetic compass to aim antenna , do not trust a cell phone or tablet compass.

--->Many<---Digital Broadcast Tv Stations/Channels will be received.

A antenna system amplifier is Not required.

For 1 Tv connected use No splitter.

For 2 Tv's connected use a 2 way splitter.

For 3 Tv's connected use a 3 way splitter.

For 4 Tv's connected use a 4 way splitter.

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If reception situations.

Such as and not limited to Multi-Path -->Strong Multi-Path Tv Signals Bouncing All Around in the Attic due to the Strong Signal Strength Local Tv Transmissions , happen in the attic that are not resolvable with antenna aim and location adjustments in the attic then move the HBU11K antenna to above the roof in such a manner that reception is not , obstructed , impeded , blocked , by the roof and building in the directions of , North West , East , North East.

Yes put the antenna in the attic.

And Yes at some time in the future it is Ok to move the HBU11K antenna to above the roof.

Thanks Teleview. I will try it and report back.

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Here are some Tuner /Recorders.

www.epvision.com