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JTS   08-22-2005 at 03:31:31 AM

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In your opinions what is the best OTA antenna and the range of that antenna
with a booster?

I realize that terrain, weather, etc. will cause deviations, but I would
like to know average -- not conservative results.

Are there any antennas that can pick up ststions 100+ miles away?

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Anonymous   08-23-2005 at 07:08:35 PM
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JTS wrote:
> In your opinions what is the best OTA antenna and the range of that antenna
> with a booster?
>
> I realize that terrain, weather, etc. will cause deviations, but I would
> like to know average -- not conservative results.
>
> Are there any antennas that can pick up ststions 100+ miles away?
>
>
It sounds like you need a Channel Master or a Winegard. I am using an 8
bay Channel Master UHF antenna on a rotator from South jersey to pull
the New York stations so I can watch the Giants lose miserably in HD.
Last season was pretty tough being a Giants fan in Eagles country.

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