I have two horizontally stacked RS-2160s pointing towards Mt. Wilson (Los Angeles, CA), which feed into a 2-input combiner and then into a mast-head pre-amp (CM 7775).
I get a very weak signal from some San Diego stations (around 110 degrees from the LA stations) and I was wondering what the impact to the LA stations would be if I replaced the 2-input combiner with a 3-input combiner and mounted, say, a Silver-Sensor on the same mast, pointing towards the SD stations.
I suspect that this would cause phase and multipath problems with the LA stations but has anyone ever actually tried this?
While it's important to me to get the LA stations clearly, I'd really like to be able to receive KPBS (San Diego - one of the best HDTV stations in the US) without breaking out a separate coax run and tuner input.
Anyone have any opinions?
Andy.
I get a very weak signal from some San Diego stations (around 110 degrees from the LA stations) and I was wondering what the impact to the LA stations would be if I replaced the 2-input combiner with a 3-input combiner and mounted, say, a Silver-Sensor on the same mast, pointing towards the SD stations.
I suspect that this would cause phase and multipath problems with the LA stations but has anyone ever actually tried this?
While it's important to me to get the LA stations clearly, I'd really like to be able to receive KPBS (San Diego - one of the best HDTV stations in the US) without breaking out a separate coax run and tuner input.
Anyone have any opinions?
Andy.
