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Originally Posted by teleview
Looking at your radar plot and channel list , I see the the weakest signal strength Tv stations are to the , north west at about 317 degree magnetic compass direction. The Tv stations in the other directions are stronger signal strength. If the antenna is aimed at about 340 degree magnetic compass direction , that will put the weakest Tv stations toward the front and front angle to the antenna , so as to receive more of the Tv stations to the , north west. And will put the stronger Tv stations in the other directions at , front angle for the north east Tv stations and back angle for the south west Tv stations and back of antenna for the strong signal strength south east Tv stations. And no Tv stations will be directly on the sides of the antenna. This will receive the most amount of Tv stations with 1 antenna aimed in 1 direction.
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I know I am late to the party but I have to agree with teleview here, how did this poster get sent down the two antenna path? Teleview's strategy is sound. If the aim at 340deg didn't work you could flip the antenna around and easily pickup the stations coming from 144deg. Must-have stations RCH8 and RCH10 are coming in so hot I think any combo antenna would pick these up regardless of where they are aimed. A combo antenna with a bit more power than the ANT751 would work as teleview describes without the trouble of a two antenna system.
Am I missing something here?