Outdoor TV antennas

[rbeau30]

Channel 2 for me is a little weak. I occasionally get pixelation. I think this is because I have my signal coming in from an attic mounted Mohu "Sky 60". The "wings are oriented in a north/south direction and the coax runs down to my basement where it is split 6 ways on a 8 way splitter.

I really need to get a signal meter.

I think I will have to either get a splitter that has the exact amount of used splits, or get a powered splitter.

Other than that I can consistently get around 53 channels. Granted most are church-related or spanish-speaking.

[SideShow Bob]

Other than that I can consistently get around 53 channels. Granted most are church-related or spanish-speaking.

Well,
you need to find Hea Zues, and learn to speak Spanish.............

[TheGrey]

Channel 2 for me is a little weak. I occasionally get pixelation. I think this is because I have my signal coming in from an attic mounted Mohu "Sky 60". The "wings are oriented in a north/south direction and the coax runs down to my basement where it is split 6 ways on a 8 way splitter.

I really need to get a signal meter.

I think I will have to either get a splitter that has the exact amount of used splits, or get a powered splitter.

Other than that I can consistently get around 53 channels. Granted most are church-related or spanish-speaking.

See, we can pull in a number of channels (mostly religious or Spanish-speaking), but it's inconsistent and our channels drop out completely or freezes and/or pixelates to the point of frustration. Channel 31 is all but a wash, and even channel 2 gets worse as the evening goes on.

It wasn't like this a few months ago.

I think we'll need to get an antenna that can utilize both UHF and VHF signals. And a pole for it.