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You've got my curiosity piqued... in most cases, mounting at 80' AGL would call for an engineered tower or access to a commercial multistory building. A three story home would be between 35' and 45'...
Regardless, your report shows signals from one direction, maybe two, which are strong enough to expect reliable reception. I'd start with one antenna, test reception,then decide if adding more makes sense.
Start with a Winegard HD7698P or Antennacraft HBU-55. Point toward 35° (compass). You should see the major networks affiliates from Scranton and may see some other signals.
Than, use the antenna to check other directions for receivable signals... What you learn from this test will help you decide if an additional antenna is going to be useful.
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