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I believe that StephanieS asked for the higher elevations to help with the analysis. It's up to you if you want to mount your antenna that high.
It's interesting that you get a few channels under what the data says should be difficult conditions. Sometimes you just get lucky... Certainly a larger antenna will work better than a smaller antenna, should you choose to do that. It would also help to move the antenna as high as possible - which typically means roof mounting, on a mast.
Look at the REAL channels, not the virtual channels. The real channels tell you what frequency each channel broadcasts on, and that is important in choosing an antenna.
I suggest you search old posts for "LAVA 2605" and read about others evaluations and experience.
Last edited by timgr; 22-Sep-2014 at 1:45 PM.
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