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Problem solved HD-1080 rocks!
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Problem solved HD-1080 rocks!
by srtguy » Thu Sep 10, 2009 3:27 pm
Problem solved HD-1080 rocks!
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Re: 1080 doesn't pick up VHF 9 & 11
by winegard » Fri Sep 11, 2009 8:23 am
Good morning srtguy -
The HD-1080 does an excellent job of picking up VHF channels 7-13 and at that range from you to those 2 stations you should not be having issues. Do you have the antenna mounted inside or in an attic? Have you tried a rescan or manually entering the channels?
I would get the antenna as high up as possible with as few obstructions as possible and you should have no problem pulling in that signal.
The HD-1080 does an excellent job of picking up VHF channels 7-13 and at that range from you to those 2 stations you should not be having issues. Do you have the antenna mounted inside or in an attic? Have you tried a rescan or manually entering the channels?
I would get the antenna as high up as possible with as few obstructions as possible and you should have no problem pulling in that signal.
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Re: 1080 doesn't pick up VHF 9 & 11
by srtguy » Fri Sep 11, 2009 1:43 pm
winegard wrote:Good morning srtguy -
The HD-1080 does an excellent job of picking up VHF channels 7-13 and at that range from you to those 2 stations you should not be having issues. Do you have the antenna mounted inside or in an attic? Have you tried a rescan or manually entering the channels?
I would get the antenna as high up as possible with as few obstructions as possible and you should have no problem pulling in that signal.
Inside and tested on a 12' ladder outside. No VHF 9 or 11. Did the double rescan. Consensus on a few forums seems to be a FM tower 6 miles south of me. Guess it's time to try a FM trap...
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Re: 1080 doesn't pick up VHF 9 & 11
by ANTENNA VISION » Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:25 am
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Re: Problem solved my HD-1080 rocks!
by srtguy » Sun Sep 13, 2009 9:26 pm
My HD-1080 is receiving un-amplified VHF indoors at 26 miles! 
(the problem was apparently the tuner in my junk 3 year old Sanyo HDTV)
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