Cut the cord need help with anetnna

[henchman007]

Based on that, I'd get a Winegard HD7698P and point it southeast.

https://www.amazon.com/Winegard-HD7...3&keywords=HD7698P+Platinum+HD+Series+Antenna

Thanks

So this
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BP4KV9Y?ref_=pe_623860_70668520_dpLink

and a separate UHF with a combiner would be less reliable?

 

[dkreichen1968]

No, but do you have room for a large yagi and a 8 bay antenna on your roof? One antenna can do both jobs.

 

[Fringe Reception]

Henchman,

I selected a separate VHF antenna for its higher signal gain and (therotical) better VHF performance than a Winegard HD7698 combo-antenna, and at only 15' above ground level I think you will need the gain. Secondly, an 8-Bay UHF 'screen-type' antenna should be better at receiving UHF channels with lower numbers/frequencies compared to the Winegard combo-antenna. The only way to know would be to try both setups. Please keep us posted on your results and good luck!

Jim

 

[MrPogi]

Based on that, I'd get a Winegard HD7698P and point it southeast.

https://www.amazon.com/Winegard-HD7...3&keywords=HD7698P+Platinum+HD+Series+Antenna

An amp might be in order also, he mentioned a long cable run. I think CW, NBC and CBS would be easy based on the RabbitEars survey. I would also try pointing it to 133 degrees, and maybe pick up ABC and FOX too.