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Old 6-Mar-2011, 4:11 AM   #2
GroundUrMast
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With out knowing the make and model of the antenna you are using, I can only offer an experienced guess...

WALA-Fox is broadcast on real VHF channel 9, per your report. (The virtual channel is a source of confusion, having no relevance when selecting an antenna.)

Your antenna could easily be a UHF only design, making reception of channels 2 through 13 less likely. If you need a combination UHF/VHF indoor antenna, consider the information HERE. An RCA ANT121 is one option I could recommend. I would not recommend an amplified antenna due to the strong signal levels at your location. If it were me, I would mount an RCA ANT751 outside.

A commonly repeated myth is that all digital TV is now broadcast on UHF frequencies. That is far from true.

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...I have had no use whatsoever of OTA signals...
That sounds like you don't want to watch OTA... I'm confused. Were you trying to say you had never used OTA service until now?
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