I like Mike's idea of a preamp for UHF, but not for the stronger VHF signals, using separate antennas.
You can make a preliminary test with what you have now to see what it will do with KTMF if you limit the Stacker to receive UHF only.
Code:
Test No. 1
Stacker >
\ UHF
UVSJ > LNA200 > coax > power > TV
/ inserter
VHF input of UVSJ not used
Using Mike's idea:
Code:
Test No. 2
UHF Ant > FM trap > preamp >
\
UVSJ > coax > power > TV
/ inserter
VHF Antenna > FM trap >
UVSJ must pass power on UHF side like
Radio Shack 15-2586 or
Antennas Direct EU385CF
http://www.radioshack.com/vhf-uhf-go...r/1502586.html
but that will not keep the strong VHF signals that come in on the UHF antenna out of the preamp, so I prefer this which uses the UVSJ to keep VHF and FM out of the preamp:
Code:
Test No. 3
UHF Antenna >
\
UVSJ > preamp > coax > power > TV
/ inserter
VHF Antenna > FM trap >
There is the possibility that if Test No. 1 gives you KTMF, you
might be able to modify the Stacker to use the UHF and VHF sections as separate antennas.