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Originally Posted by bird72
the newer amplified antennae (what I have to use) seem better than the type I remember from the 70's. have you tried utilizing height? sometimes 5-10 feet higher makes it happy. the best for UHF is the old big Yaggee (sp?) antennae with an amp, 10 foot or more length if ya can.... someone else techier may weigh in with better scoop....
also here rural, they are adding UHF stations to mountain peak translators all the time, so pretty good array of free, I get guess 30 or so for me
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I'm done with the whole antenna thing. For me and the 7 TV's (out of control....) we have in the house it's just easier to pay the bill and push the buttons on the remote(s).
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