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Well, it's pretty much a wall of mature pine trees that the antenna faces. Just a regular shingle roof, no radiant barrier, solar panels, or inverter. The antenna is on the SW corner, meaning the signal does not have to cross the roof to get to the antenna. I'm sure the amp is something from radio shack, nothing fancy. No power lines for a few miles.
"I have minimized cable length, tried with and without amp, tried going thru tivo, straight to tv, only one tv at a time, different tv's. Turned off LED and CFL lights. Watched for airplanes as picture goes to ****."
I'll redo, or remove the splitters as possible. When the kids were here we went to 3 tvs so I can remove all of them now that I've run CAT 5E for the tivo and mini. This weekend I'll get with my wife and re-aim, raise the antenna, jiggle wires, and also replace a sodium vapor light near the antenna that went out. Matter of fact, I'm going to cut the power to that right now, maybe that's it. I know it gets (a lot) worse at night. Thanks for the replys!
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