Posts by WillinBryan

I wish I had read this thread earlier. I setup my AM21 last night. Not only can it not view KAGS 23 and KRHD 40, I noticed that it still includes KWBU 46, which ceased broadcasting in 2010. It seems to me that someone (DirecTV?) could...

Wow, thanks for the prompt reply! This DMA is bizarre. KBTX's transmitter is in neighboring Grimes County. You could be a DirecTV or Dish customer living at the base of their transmitter, and they (actually the FCC) would tell you...

Shot in the dark here since no one has posted in 3+ month, but I remember that a Fox Waco engineer used to post here. I am wondering if there is any way that we could stop getting Redskins games every Sunday. I know that RG3 plays for...

I get both of those channels. I live in Copperfield and have a Winegard Sensar amplified antenna. It's mounted on my roof. I originally bought it to try to pick up Waco ABC and NBC before 40 and 23 went HD. My signal strength for...

Answered my own question... When I had scanned for new digital channels, my Sony Bravia replied with 0. However, surfing through the channels just now, I have a 23.2 and 23.3 but no 23.1. 23.2 is 480i and 23.3 is 1080i. However, 23.3...

Is KMAY 23 now digital? My outdoor antenna stopped working 5 or 6 weeks ago, and I finally got around to fixing it today. I always got a pretty good analog picture for KMAY. As the crow flies, I am 8 miles from the transmitter (in...

So when KMAY goes digital, are we going to get their weather channel (9.2) as well? My degree is in Meteorology, and I love watching 9.2 and 25.3, but I can't always get them. I wish that 12.3 was better.

Here is a story on the KBTX/DirecTV situation. http://www.theeagle.com/local/Direct...seeking-accord

"Are there other channels to get locally?" ------------------ You're next best shot at getting anything is channel 9.1-9.3 KCEN Temple. Their transmitter is in Falls County. You're almost certainly going to need a bigger, outside...

Dealdoc, I am shocked that you're having problems with Fox and PBS. If CBS/PBS/Fox are the only three channels that you're interested in, you might consider an amplified omni-directional antenna like this...