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Originally Posted by tomfoolery
Before adding an attenuator, you might try turning the antenna towards the south, to put the strongest station (real 32) into a weaker part of the lobe. I did this with my own, with a bunch of very strong signals and one distant, weaker station, and it worked very well. You may lose ION on real 23, though. But it's easy enough to experiment, unless you have to put yourself at risk on a steep roof or something.
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Is there a diagram of how the CM-2016 is set up-lobe wise (I don't know the technical name of that plot). I was thinking that I would be able to receive the Toronto stations (NNW) fairly well, as they have strong signals associated with them (and the path is mostly Lake Ontario) if I were to point South. I would just want to keep the Toronto stations within the best of the back lobe of the antenna plot (to make sure I keep getting them).