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On May 31, 7:31*am, Usual Suspect wrote:
I've had one on the roof since Dec 2004 in 90274 35 miles from Mt Wilson split 4 ways with no preamps. It's a fine little UHF antenna and while they say it can do upper VHF, I have serious doubts. I'll find out for certain in 2 weeks. G² Thanks, G, for answering the question *asked*. I appreciate it. :-) The issue re. rights may be interesting to some, but was not asked. (Man, the signal-to-noise ration on USENET is *so* low...) If you think of it, please post a follow-up in 2 weeks. Thanks. -- Al, the usual Well, it's the 'big day' and while we have an excellent antenna at work, I didn't think the little 'SquareShooter' would be adequate for VHF-hi (channels 7-13) DTV. I brought home the spectrum analyzer to check out the signal before I tried a re-scan. So far 2 of the 4 VHF- hi have completed the change over. KABC-7 and KCAL-9 are in their new homes. The spectrum analyzer showed better than 20dB carrier to noise which should be OK. I then connected to the computer tuner and it works very well. I must say I am totally surprised about that as the analog stations 7-13 were SO weak as to not even SEE a locked umage from analog. As it is, it appears to be as good as the UHF DTV. If Fox 11 and KCOP-13 are as good as 7 and 9 I won't need to change a thing. G² |
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