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Originally Posted by GroundUrMast
Have you tested reception with the CS2 outside?
If you must make the attic installation work, I'd suggest using the highest gain UHF antenna that will fit. An Antennas Direct 91XG is not overkill IMO. Some attics can attenuate more than 20 dB... especially when the roof is loaded with wet snow. If that is happening to you, all of the gain of the large antenna would be needed.
Outside in the clear, a far more compact antenna such as the CS2 should be able to receive all the signals from 228° compass.
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Thanks for the advice. I rotated my CS2 about 30 degrees and I get good signal now on all of the problem channels. For a multi-directional, it's fairly directional.
I will keep the 91XG in mind. We haven't had snow yet this year, but I will watch out for the signal change.