said by 08034016:I have Satellite Believe its quad Shielded about 13 yrs old.
If that's outside then it might need to be replaced. I doubt it's quad shield and it might not even be RG6.
The Antenna from ground was left blank.
Default if you leave it blank is 10 feet.
said by tschmidt:Trees are not much of a problem with VHF but block UHF. That being said almost no residential antennas are mounted high enough to clear tree tops.
With those signals I honestly don't think trees are an issue.
said by 08034016:Thanks i know nothing about the ant's etc which ones or one would you get by looking at that link?
Your best bet are the ones in green. The PBS one might be an issue since it's about 50 degrees of center from the others is hi-VHF and is the "weakest" of the green ones. And outside antenna I don't any of them should be an issue getting them in. But honestly unless your house is stucco or aluminum siding I think a simple loop antenna with rabbit ears you can get for $10-$15 would work just fine. I'd try that first and if it doesn't work just take it back. No use going through the hassle of spending $100 on an outdoor antenna and the hassle of installing it if you don't need to.