Help in choosing right antenna
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Even the best antenna picks up stuff from behind according to the antenna's front-to-back ratio.
No whining about unexpected wins.
Your lucky many DISH customers in the Sherman/Ardmore DMA can't get KTEN because DISH is having a contract dispute.
Now just settle in and enjoy "FREE" television.
A frequent term is SKIP. Signals in the evening and early morning are receivable on an intermittent basis and are not reliable enough to plan on watching.
It’s common to get kten in the evenings around Tuttle, especially if you repoint to the south/southeast instead of north to the OKC towers in Edmond. You might even pick up Lawton at night if you point to the southwest.
In my younger days I used to love rotating the antenna at our ranch in Seminole, at night to see what I could get from Dallas, Ft Smith, Lawton /Wichita Falls in addition to what we normally got from OKC, Tulsa and Ada.
In my younger days I used to love rotating the antenna at our ranch in Seminole, at night to see what I could get from Dallas, Ft Smith, Lawton /Wichita Falls in addition to what we normally got from OKC, Tulsa and Ada.
Be careful that can become an expensive hobby. Just a little better antenna, then an amplifier, next a rotator. Suddenly a $25 investment has reached $3-400 and there is still only the 4 major networks to watch.
That's a whole new level of complication because as you add channels to the list, you risk new channels interfering with existing channels.
Remember that every piece of equipment that you install in the system comes with some signal loss due to connection losses and noise.
