Thanks for the photo. It looks like it should have enough gain for VHF and UHF in spite of the fact that one element is missing. You might have a bad connection at the antenna, a bad balun or bad coax.
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I could believe that with the Fox in NY but the one in WB is on the same tower as everything else and they come in fine.
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Yeah, you would think so, but I've seen it happen. I remember a case where both antennas were on the same tower, but one channel was giving a problem. It turned out that there was a large cargo loading crane in the signal path. One antenna was mounted higher than the other.
I remember that recently one Fox station in your area was having a transmitter problem. Maybe you can call the station engineer.
The signal barely makes it to your area:
If you look at the terrain profile, you will see why the signal has a hard time; attached to previous post.
I see a lot of trees in your area. See previous post for attachment. They can block signals. Do you have a clear path to Fox?
If this antenna checks out OK but you still have problems, you can replace it with a Winegard HD7698P.