So, it seems my Summer antenna work at home is now
vindicated according to highdefjeff and thank you!
Go for the "carrier" and get it as strong as possible. So, what's new about that??? It seems logical and the same theory since my low band (ham) and VHF days ... (except for one local engineer's
DTV 'paperclip' suggestions ...)
Again, I have achieved receiving over 30
OTA channels at my 'impossible' location by literally
going after their signals with hi-gain multi-bar home-built Yagis - (no paperclips included, nor batteries).
My home-brew antennas work for me and signal strength VS noise is KING! Currently, ZERO bit errors on every station I receive, same as it was this summer. Rock solid.
Q: Are any others here aside from EV and myself CURRENTLY building and or testing antennas here?
Thanks and best regards (73).
Jim
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