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Old 12-Feb-2014, 7:16 AM   #5
StephanieS
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Bigger gives you perhaps a better chance. The problems with TV signals and any signals really being deflected by trees is that you the antenna can have a lot of gain, but if the signal is being swiss cheesed enough by the trees, no antenna can overcome that.

If I lived at your location, I'd probably investigate a tree mounting. It's a PITA, but if getting the antenna to where it has line of sight conditions to the transmitters, that'll give your antenna the highest chance to provide reliable reception.

Ronard example: http://www.solidsignal.com/pview.asp...ce=google_base

Any other situation where even if you apply a high gain system on your roof, you still have the tree problem and the antenna(s) can't work with a signal that has been carved up.

Cheers.
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