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Old 20-Oct-2014, 7:44 PM   #4
Stereocraig
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Originally Posted by LoTech View Post
I think multipath is the killer here. Its like a briar patch of signals (well really just one signal bouncing off 6 or 7 hills). I can rotate the Winegard through nearly 200 degrees and get a partially usable signal. I've had the big antenna all over the yard, and always good signal, but fluctuating quality. For some reason, the signal on the little loop doesn't fluctuate nearly as much as the big antenna. I don't know, but for three days now on the little one, I've had a steady 67 Q reading through two big thunderstorms. I may just leave the little one up and go with what works.
You could try a vibration test on the elements, w/ something non-conductive, such as a yardstick, but don't whack anything too hard.
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