Santa Rosa California OTA Antenna Help Needed

[multimedia_man]

Hi everyone, a few years back it was a lost cause to try and get OTA reception in Santa Rosa. Tonight I read an article about the new Boxee antenna ad on and it prompted me to check my current OTA situation since I moved and have a little better clearance (way higher roof, no trees) than I had at my last home.

Here's my report...
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...0b86a677442ada

It looks like I might be in luck but would like any opinions on what is the best antenna for me and if there are any other Santa Rosa/Sonoma County residence out there with success/failure stories.

Thanks ahead of time,

~MM

[Electron]

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[Electron]

How many tv's are/will be connected??