I lived 25+ miles from broadcast TV stations so bought 2 amplified indoor antennas; one with the amp built in and the other an inline amp. Hooked them both to a splitter and used the inline amp between the splitter and TV. Antennas 12 feet apart and oriented in different directions.
Reception varied greatly, sometimes good but often bad depending on the weather and wind. I'd move the antennas all around and positions that worked great at one time might not work at all a few hours later. Royal PITA.
Recently moved to a big city and am now surrounded by multiple stations within a few miles of me but the reception isn't much better than what I got before!? WTF?
TV shows signal strength that's often in the 90s (max 100) but will sometimes drop into the 20s-0. Extremely inconsistent.
I live in an apartment and an outdoor antenna isn't possible.
Any broadcast engineers out there with ideas I can try?
TIA
Reception varied greatly, sometimes good but often bad depending on the weather and wind. I'd move the antennas all around and positions that worked great at one time might not work at all a few hours later. Royal PITA.
Recently moved to a big city and am now surrounded by multiple stations within a few miles of me but the reception isn't much better than what I got before!? WTF?
TV shows signal strength that's often in the 90s (max 100) but will sometimes drop into the 20s-0. Extremely inconsistent.
I live in an apartment and an outdoor antenna isn't possible.
Any broadcast engineers out there with ideas I can try?
TIA