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Message: [QUOTE="Rickideemus, post: 98242, member: 12677"]Tim, the NM column has the numbers reflecting the strengths of signals from each station. The "real" channel numbers translate right into the frequencies (if you have a chart), so those can tell you whether its low VHF, high VHF, or UHF. The WOCK channel 13.4 you are interested in is real (AKA RF) channel 4, so that's low VHF, and the NM is about 18, which is much lower than some other VHF channels in Kenosha, like WMVS (NM=~31.8), WBBM (NM=~31.5), and WIWN (NM=~27).  I don't think WLS is doubling on VHF anymore, so I think that's a mistake in the tvfool report. WLS is RF 44, very strong.If you are getting the two really low VHF stations (WKQX, NM=~6.2 and WGVK, NM=~-14.9) through all those trees, then god bless ya.Rick[/QUOTE]