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Originally Posted by Russ53
Thanks for your help. A few follow-up questions if you have the chance...
1.) Where can I look at gain numbers for those antennas you suggest?
2.) There's just one receiver so I'll replace that splitter w/ the barrel connector or maybe get some new coax for the whole run. Then if there are signal problems I can go with the pre-amp. Any pre-amp overload issues with the Chico stations?
3.) What problems did you see with the CS 4 or the Hd-9032 for my situation? Was it just problems with 7-13 VHF, or something else?
Thanks again.
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Reputable manufactures will provide the gain specs through their website.
http://www.antennacraft.net/index.html
http://www.antennasdirect.com/
http://www.channelmaster.com/default.asp
http://www.winegarddirect.com/
Zero is the ideal number of splices.
The CPA-19 is intended for use in situations where strong signals may be present.
The C4 and HD-9032 lack intentional support of real channels 2 through 13. The C4 is a very good wide beam UHF antenna, with good gain (About 10 dBd, the published value is 12.2 dBi). If you want an even better 4-bay UHF antenna, the new DB4e has more gain and a lower price. The antennas we've suggested so far have comparable UHF performance as well as VHF capability.