All my channels are coming from NE and SW of my house, would the following antenna, Channel Master CM 2018R, be able to give me all the channels or should I consider a second antenna?
If I do use two antennas, would the $4 Channel 6 channel master join-tenna allow me to use two antennas aimed in different directions?
Would this result in significant signal loss? Should I look into using an a/b switch instead for the two antennas?
Again those last two questions are assuming one antenna won't get all the channels. I've not heard many good things from "omni" directional antennas, but I may not have heard it all
so I'm open to suggestions.
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CM 2018R
The Channel Master CM 2018R is a compact outdoor TV antenna which will allow you to receive UHF, High VHF, FM and HD signals. For high VHF this antenna has a signal range of up to 60 miles and will pick up available local channels from 174 to 216 MHz. For UHF, it has a signal range of up to 45 miles and will pick up available local channels from 470 to 700 MHz. With an HD television you will pick up any crystal clear HD signals being broadcast in your area.
• Reception Range High VHF: Up to 60 miles
• Reception Range UHF: Up to 45 miles
• Picks up UHF, High VHF, FM and HD
• Antenna Size: 77.625 x 60 x 22 in
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Join-Tenna
Technical Specifications
• Channel 6 Input Insertion Loss: 2 dB
• Broadband Input Insertion Loss: 3 dB
• Bandstop filter isolation: 12.5 dB
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