said by fifty nine:The Antennas Direct 91XG will do good as well but yagi-corner reflector antennas tend to favor the higher channels more.
Also you have one station (channel 13 real, 22.1 virt) on VHF so you need a VHF antenna. The CM4228 may work but I would recommend a Winegard YA1713 yagi. You'd need a combiner as well such as the UVSJ by pico macom.
Solidsignal.com is my goto place for antenna supplies.
Well that ONE channel isn't going to make me buy a dedicated VHF antenna. I already need a second VHF/UHF antenna to pick up the local stations at 91 degrees.
However if you do say the CM4228 would work nicely to get the channels 85 miles away (143 degrees), then maybe it can pick up ABC. If it doesn't, no big deal.
Think there's a way to use the CM4228 to catch the local channels AND the US channels? They are 52 degrees apart.
said by fifty nine:If aimed properly I can get most of what is on the report.
Most of what is green on the report? or most of the report TOTAL? If total, that's insane! Too bad for me that even if I can accomplish that, it's all the same channels, repeated.
However I guess I do have reason to make an effort for the local channels. I didn't notice the option for seeing "pending applications" for channels. When I clicked it, a LOT more channels appeared. It's mostly french though