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Post by Mike Slade on Mar 23, 2005 1:25:07 GMT -5
We were having a little fun last night trying different antennas. Got very good results on WXTX with nothing but a Dr. Pepper can!  |
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Post by BJ Kavanaugh on Mar 23, 2005 1:27:03 GMT -5
The ol' "tongue antenna" was working too,  I think I cooked some brain cells... |
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Post by ervin on Apr 5, 2005 18:53:20 GMT -5
hey that was with a zenith hdtv420?
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Post by Mike Slade on Apr 5, 2005 21:11:18 GMT -5
Yep, that's what it is
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Post by Alan Gordon on Apr 30, 2005 15:04:32 GMT -5
We were having a little fun last night trying different antennas. Got very good results on WXTX with nothing but a Dr. Pepper can! I found this rather interesting as today has allowed me to pick up WRBL-DT and WTVM-DT for the first time this early in the day, and for the first time in stormy weather. I have never been able to pick up WRBL-DT before 12:00 A.M., but I'm getting a signal of 89 on WRBL-DT at this time of 3:55 P.M. I've never been able to pick up WTVM-DT before the time of 7:00 P.M., and usually it's later than that, if I can manage to pick it up... but as of 3:56 P.M., I'm picking up a signal of 87. I have NEVER been able to pick up WTLZ-DT before, but as of 3:58 P.M. today, I'm getting a signal of 52. Shame it's not during HD hours, as I'd love to see more of a non-multicasted NBC affiliate. However, I have NEVER, EVER gotten even a BLIP on the signal meter for WXTX-DT... and it took me until today to realize that that was probably due to the "Grade B" signal I receive from WTLH's (out of Bainbridge) analog signal that broadcasts on analog channel 49. ~Alan |
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I think I cooked some brain cells...
