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Old 11-Jan-2012, 12:30 AM   #15
MisterMe
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Originally Posted by Bovine0001 View Post
I don't have an amplified antenna. I live in a suburb with wooden structures. But, I have ceiling heat which has a significant amount of heating elements in the ceiling. This could create some problems, I would presume. So, would the attenuator still help?

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Your heating elements in the ceiling certainly don't help. If you live in the suburbs, then I strongly recommend that you discretely mount an external antenna. You have line-of-sight to strong signals from affiliates for every major broadcast network--and quite a few minor broadcast networks. If you stick with the indoor antenna, then a signal attenuator may help. You may purchase an inline attenuator from Amazon.com, variable attenuators from Antennas Direct, and other reputable vendors. I recommend a variable attenuator.
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