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Originally Posted by GroundUrMast
So it's entirely possible that TV Fool has provided you with a signal prediction that is reasonably accurate and the obstructed mounting location close to the ground leaves you with little useable signal.
If you can afford about $30 worth of hardware from Home Depot, you can make a guyed mast 10' or 20' high. Their fence top rail makes an adequate mast. Combine that with some 1/4" Dacron rope for guys and you can at least 'test' the reception at 10' or 20' AGL. |
It's not accurate at all, it said that an indoor set top antenna is sufficient to receive the stations I want. That's far from the truth because the indoor set top antenna I bought barely worked ,if at all till I sat it outside. It then worked till about March or April when I decided to buy the ANT751. I threw the set top onto the roof in rage thinking it would work better up there but the cable came loose before I got to hook it up.