Per Teleview's suggestion, I'm providing additional elevations on the map. But my closer scrutiny of the results raises a question. What's up with the rounding of geographic coordinates? I determined the exact antenna mast location by marking it on Google Maps and then reading the lat/long
(48.736684, -123.184859). TV Foll evidently rounds it to the nearest hundreth (48.74, -123.18) as reflected in the map query results. The rounding leads to a 1600' inaccuaracy! Depending on circumstances that could prove very misleading. In my case, the map location is 1600' northeast, on a cluster of rocks in the ocean that are at sea level. In my opinion, this "bogus location" bears enough similairty to the real installation point to be useful, especially considering that the view from north (clockwise) to south is unobstructed across open water in both cases.
Since my property is at least 15' higher than the rounded coordinates, I added a 90' perspective too. Keep in mind the real above ground level spec at the house would be minus 15' feet (at least) assuming the TV Fool map is correctly referencing sea level at the reference lat/long.
40' -
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...5b94430f693b4e
60' -
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...5b94e5aea4b82c
75' -
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...5b9442e990385a
90' -
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...5b94117e76057c