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There's no need for a low-VHF antenna. The only TV station on low-VHF is a redundant translator for KRCW which has it's primary broadcast on UHF 33.
I've found that moving a UHF antenna in small increments (6-12") often solves such single channel problems, especially when the signal is compromised by terrain or trees. You might find that you can move the antenna and fix that channel but another drops out. Be patient and continue with the probing for a good site to see if you can find a spot where everything is happy.
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