Hi rwilson1206:
Sorry for the delay. It's been rather quiet around TV Fool for a while. But when postings like yours come up, there are replies, albeit sometimes slow. Let me try to get the ball rolling.
First, if we can coax rabbit73 for a reply, he has software that could let you know what your options are. There are other Techs here too, that could help with your issue. It may be that they just haven't seen your post yet.
I'm not a Tech, but let me try to give you my best shot.
Go to rabbitears.info and get your location report. It's the most reliable online currently. I put in your zip code here on TV Fool, but it probably is not the most up to date:
https://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_w...b0fec70146068d
As far as antenna recommendations, I certainly can vouch for Channel Master, as I use them here in SoCal LA/OC. The one they recommended to you has certainly received very positive reviews. I have one myself. But you might want to look at several of their other outdoor antennas, before making a final decision. They might be a bit more robust in handling the weather you could encounter over the years, in your neck of the woods. Just a suggestion.
Splitting the two markets you're after, if, as you say you've had good reception to date, I don't see why you wouldn't continue to be able to do so with a new two antenna set up. Just repeat what you did before. But, since I don't have your specs from rabbitears.info or any other particulars, I cannot give you a definite answer. Hopefully rabbit73 or one of the other fine Techs here can advise you. Fingers crossed.
Anyway, perhaps my two cents will get you a bit closer to solving your issue.
I'll keep an eye on this thread. Patience is a virtue, and this is one way to achieve that!
All the best....