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Our analog stations still out number our digital here in Corpus Christi :mad::confused:

The only channel I get VHF is Digital Channel 8 which is my analog channel 3. I get at almost 100% I also expect a couple or more channels will be moving from UHF to VHF after Feb 17. I'm also using a pre-amp CM7777.

I'm using one of these: Channel Master CM 2001 UHF/VHF/FM TV Antenna (CM2001) | CM2001 [Channel Master] | CM 2001 CM-2001 CM 2001 CM-2001 Light as a feather too :)

Hi everyone, Thanks for your responses, :) I went ahead and dug up the old pole and replaced it with the 1 1/2" pole :)

Hi all, I put up a 10' pole for my OTA and found that it was 2" thick instead of 1 1/2" (Very Stupid). Already cemented in the ground. My Rotor will go only 1 1/2" max. Is there a way to rig it with something else to make it fit? Or if I can't fit the rotor at least a way to add another 5' to...

I have a 55" HD-Ready Mitsubishi and use the Samsung DTB-H260F :) Samsung - HDTV Digital Terrestrial Receiver - DTB-H260F

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I already have a quality Ant. (4228) I was just asking out of curiosity. I sometimes wander off into the twilight zone of e-bay and keyword for fun, then I saw these antennas :)

I'm starting to see alot of these popping up on the ebay: DT-850C HDTV AMPLIFIED OUTDOOR ROTOR VHF/UHF TV ANTENNA - eBay (item 300250340324 end time Aug-21-08 07:59:20 PDT)

Still waiting for coupons also, but Solid Signal has jumped on the ball as well: OFF-AIR TV Supplies | Digital Converter Box | Solid Signal

Thanks very much, I went and ordered one :)

My power supply went dead, does anyone know where I can get just the power supply with out ordering the preamp ?

Using an Antennacraft CS600 VHF and a CM4228 UHF with a CM7777 pre-amp outside. My longest which was pretty damn lucky was from here in Corpus Christi,TX to New Orleans,LA, for 2 days strait early in the morning 6AM to almost 2PM both days. Like a week after Katrina.

This maybe a stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway. :eek: So when TV goes digital in 2009 what do we watch OTA after being hit by a major Hurricane? I have a small battery powered B&W that will be useless in a time like this :mad: Are we just going to rely on radio or what? Just a thought :D

AWsome!! Thanks guys :) Cool sites charper1 :D

I'm not familiar with HTML, my websites have always had templates. I'm putting up a page to promote my band in MySpace.com and was wanting to know what the HTML code is to make a photo backrop on the page. I would be getting the photo from my HD. Thanks in advance :D

Cool :) I will call them tomorrow :D

I tried running it thru the sound system then tried with just the TV speakers. Anyways the HUMAX in the bedroom is picking it up with sound. I can't blame the unit cause the other channels are coming thru. :(

Hi, My Accurian will not pick up sound from my PBS station :( . It is the only channel that I can't get audio on, the rest are fine. I am getting a 94% signal from it so I don't get it.. I tried my HUMAX out on it and get the audio no problem. Any suggestions? :confused: Thanks in...

With hurricane season knocking at our door and you could only afford one which would you choose?

That Radio Shack antenna should do the trick, but would be best to go outside with it. :)

Heres a pic of it :) Sorry about the overcast as it looks like we're going to have our first good rain after a long drought. :)

IceMan5043 is correct. Also, since I live in Corpus Christi (The STYX) and have only 4 HD channels :( I have to try and get all the analog OTA channels as well. So I pick up about 17 OTA channels. Screw Cable :D :p Cheers

This is my set up running to my MITSUBISHI 55", it maybe a little pricey, but it's a only a one time investment. :) For VHF Model CS600 Antennacraft http://www.warrenelectronics.com/antennas/cl_ant.htm For UHF CM4228 http://www.warrenelectronics.com/Antennas/4228.htm If you need...

Antenna is an antenna. :D No such thing as HDTV Antenna. Companies are putting that lable to sell into the "HDTV" HYPE :) to better sell thier product. :eek: