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The idea of antenna stacking would probably create too much of an eye-sore and the added weight would probably be too much for the rotor.
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Only you are qualified to judge that. The dedicated stack would not mount on a rotator. It would need to have a fixed aim and would likely be optimized for receiving only one station.
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Originally Posted by No static at all
I would first try raising/lowering the 8200 in 6 inch increments. If that doesn't bring in CBS, you may need to augment UHF with a stronger/more dierctional antenna like the 91-XG. Since you were getting CBS before, I think this is worth a try.
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I agree, particularly now that the stacking solution is not on the table, or at least, is a last resort.
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...confused as to why I lost the ability to pull in channel 3 from Connecticut too...
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WFSB will interfere with WCBS and vice versa. Co-channel interference when signal strength is so closely matched, would be expected to make reception of either signal difficult. That you have seen reception is actually a bit surprising, but speaks well of the 8200u's performance. (Both stations are transmitting on real channel 33. Be sure you are not confused by the virtual channel numbers.)