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Originally Posted by kornnutz
thanks,
actually I saw that but they don't have a turn on date, so I wasn't sure.
also, my 42 will be turning on a translator close by, so I'll get all the networks I want.
thanks for the confirmation though.
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Getting the right status of stations is a tricky business using the downloadable versions of the FCC's database. This site does an admirable job trying to keep things straight, but there will be glitches.
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Originally Posted by kornnutz
I tried a small 4bay today and only pulled local stations, so I guess I'm just in a hole and the 91xg is doing all it can. when the snow/ice melts off my roof, I'm going to walk the antenna and also try a location 6 feet from the house on a pole to see if my attic foil is causing part of the problem.
THANK YOU EVERYONE for the input!!
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For your stations off to the NE, it's more of having elevated terrain about halfway between transmitter and you. As such, you're below the radio horizon for these stations and have to live with whatever scatters over. To see particulars, click on any station in the list to see the elevation profile of the path. The station is on the left end and you're on the right end.