I installed an eight-bay bowtie for UHF with a rotor and a three dollar Radio Shack closeout (VU-110) for VHF (saved for this occasion) on the same 8.25 foot mast. It was like my own personal rooftop Iwo Jima I never want to experience again in my life.
Moving the antenna to the roof was needed. Signal strength is now excellent across all local digital channels. Previously, the eight-bay was in the attic; reception of the Lancaster NBC station was spotty at best. The OTA work was done in preparation for today's scheduled dish install since I did not want to settle for the Sensor considering that the towers are all over the place.
I wish I could do a self-install as I have installed about four D* dishes, single and multi-sat. All that is needed is to install the dish adjacent to the antenna on the roof. All the wiring is done.
Emerald Cabling & Satellite was supposed to do the install but they were a no call, no show. I waited 12 days. I tried the various cell phone numbers for them; I got nothing but voicemail. I even called Voom to confirm the appointment days in advance. So, now I will wait for the next install date.
Moving the antenna to the roof was needed. Signal strength is now excellent across all local digital channels. Previously, the eight-bay was in the attic; reception of the Lancaster NBC station was spotty at best. The OTA work was done in preparation for today's scheduled dish install since I did not want to settle for the Sensor considering that the towers are all over the place.
I wish I could do a self-install as I have installed about four D* dishes, single and multi-sat. All that is needed is to install the dish adjacent to the antenna on the roof. All the wiring is done.
Emerald Cabling & Satellite was supposed to do the install but they were a no call, no show. I waited 12 days. I tried the various cell phone numbers for them; I got nothing but voicemail. I even called Voom to confirm the appointment days in advance. So, now I will wait for the next install date.