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Old 30-Aug-2016, 6:45 PM   #6
rabbit73
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It looks like the WSMV signal grazes the terrain just before reaching your antenna. Any trees or buildings would affect it; the tvfool report doesn't take them into consideration.



That hill doesn't do any good for the signal:



The WSMV transmitter is in a different location than the other channels listed in green.

I wonder how many people are trying to use a UHF antenna for NBC.

There is a strong local FM transmitter that might interfere with reception of VHF-High channels.

http://www.fmfool.com/modeling/tmp/3...a/Radar-FM.png

If anyone is trying to use a preamp to receive NBC, the tuner will probably be overloaded by the first four channels on the tvfool report.
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