Aiming a home made ?
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DTVUSA Member
Aiming a home made ?
I added a home made antenna to my existing antenna. It's a simple bow tie mounted vertically now. Would I have better luck mounting it horizontally. I'm not even sure why I have it vertically other than it was simple to do. It does help get stations I don't otherwise get but still have trouble with a few stations. I have my main antenna at 140 degrees.
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Last edited by fletch99; 04-07-2010 at 07:03 PM.
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DTVUSA Member
we could help you better if your TVfool link actually went to your TVfool reception report
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DTVUSA Member
Let me post this again:
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DTVUSA Member
If the tips of the bowties are pointed up and down, you need to rotate the orientation 90 degrees so the bowtie is horizontal. Our TV signals are horizontally polarized (mostly), not vertically polarized.
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DTVUSA Jr. Member

Originally Posted by
fletch99
as you can see ....you want to point the other ant opposite the other ... about the 305 ....
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DTVUSA Member
Thanks. I'll position it horizontally - just got to think about how to accomplish it.