Question: Do I need more than 1 antenna for the different locations of the televisions in the house? What is the best method of connections without adding a series of diplexers for local HD service? I have recently stopped using Direct TV due to the high cost of service. From Steve in Salt Lake City, Utah
Answer: When dealing with a multi-story home you have a few choices outlined below …
Fernando in California is making the smart leap from cable to over-the-air digital reception and is in need of some advice from others who have made the same choice. Help him out on the Antennas Direct blog.
Question: What makes the TV channels keep getting squares & cutting out on ABC and some times on other channels and the boarders on NBC? – From Jennie in Fairview, Michigan
Answer: The small squares you are seeing could be caused by several different things
Question: I have a cottage in Manitoba, Canada. The non-cable channels are #6, 7, 10, 12 and 13. What kind of antenna would be best for me? – From Scott in Winnipeg, Arkansas
Answer: In the area of Manitoba I would recommend …
Question: Would I improve my reception significantly if I installed another DB 8 antenna right beside the existing antenna, hook them to a combiner, and then to the Pre amp? Theoretically, would that double my signal strength?
Question: What is a Pre-Amp and should I use one?
Answer: A Pre-Amp amplifies the signal your antenna receives to allow for weak signals to be read by the tuner in your TV or digital converter box. An amplifier will ….
Question: Where do I point the antenna?
Answer: We recommend using www.AntennaPoint.com as a tool to help locate the direction of the transmission towers you are trying to receive ….
Question: Can I mount my antenna in the attic?
Answer: Although most antennas can be mounted in the attic, we always recommend putting it on the roof for the best reception. When mounting an antenna ….
