Welcome, synergy
Thank you for the signal report. The link doesn't work because the center part got lost when you did a copy-and-paste from your previous post. Here is the corrected link:
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...60ed298e39ad8b
The report that you did used the old database datecode 201711011344, that has a few errors. TVFool just started using a new more accurate datecode 201801291705 that shows the missing WSPA CBS on real channel 7:
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...90384fbd079eb6
Unfortunately, your channels are in different directions, and some are much weaker than others. Which channels are most important to you?
ABC is on W05AC and W31DY translators.
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Could someone help me with what type of antenna to buy for my location and it will be placed in my attic.
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The signals will be weaker if you put your antenna in the attic. The signal loss is difficult to predict because of differences in building construction.
I suggest a Stellar Labs 30-2475 VHF-High antenna aimed at 322 degrees magnetic for WSPA CBS on real channel 7.
http://www.newark.com/stellar-labs/3...vhf/dp/48Y8141
and an Antennas Direct DB4e aimed at 280 degrees magnetic for WHNS Fox on real channel 17 and WYFF NBC on real channel 36.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Antennas-...tenna/22087581
combine the two antennas with a UVSJ UHF-VHF-Separator-Joiner, AKA UHF/VHF combiner or diplexer.
https://www.radioshack.com/products/...itter-combiner
or
https://www.antennasdirect.com/store...Combiners.html
If you can't receive WLOS for ABC on the WSPA antenna, you will need a third antenna for W05AC or W31DY and an A/B switch.
If you can't get the antennas to work in the attic even with a preamp, they will have to be outside.
