Karl wrote:
Highly recommended is the Channel Master 8 bay bow tie. It has a lot
of gain. it is light with a low wind profile. It is broader than a Yagi
and not susceptible to fading. It's bandwidth is appropriate down to
Channel 7. Highly recommended. It's what I use.
Thanks Karl. A couple more
I live on the Northern Oregon Coast as many of you know and I am trying
to receive some translators 25-30 miles away...
The antenna you have does look good. Karl recommended the 8-bay antenna
which is also very good. I've used that 8-bay on my tower since TV went
digital. It's aimed at
Hi Craig,
Thanks for your help. Much appreciated.
The antenna you have does look good. Karl recommended the 8-bay
antenna which is also very good. I've used that 8-bay on my tower since
TV went digital. It's aimed at Boston stations around 40 miles away, and
the local stations are 90 degrees off
I know several DXers also are heavily into TV/FM DX, since I am also not
a member of the WTFDA, I thought maybe I could post a question here that
is a bit off topic.
I live on the Northern Oregon Coast as many of you know and I am trying
to receive some translators 25-30 miles away (Gray's River
Hi Pat:
Highly recommended is the Channel Master 8 bay bow tie. It has a lot of gain.
it is light with a low wind profile. It is broader than a Yagi and not
susceptible to fading. It's bandwidth is appropriate down to Channel 7. Highly
recommended. It's what I use. Use the pre-amp and some
