Digital signal strength is very low currently due to FCC rules. I
think the are supposed to be stronger after the switch, but I'm
hoping the rules are changed. Otherwise I'll be able to see only one
channel of any value (my local PBS station) instead of the three we
get currently.
In case you've not been paying much attention, many of the stations
will also be changing their broadcast frequency as well, most moving
to UHF from VHF. I seem to remember than Chanels 7-9 will go away
completely, as those frequencies are going to be used for something
else.
Peter
On Feb 28, 2009, at 5:45 AM, Mitch Haley wrote:
Jim Cathey wrote:
We're down to pretty much two channels: one that didn't
switch yet, and the other one, which is the only DTV
signal we can receive here. And it's pretty sucky, I
find it very hard to watch with all the pixelation and
sound dropouts.
How big is your antenna/rotor?
Last I knew, you could mail order a sizable deep fringe antenna for
under $200.
If all the transmitters are in the same direction from you, you
wouldn't even need the rotor.
Mitch
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