brent i'm all to familiar with the numbers..went insane over winter trying to find a good spot for 29 so i could watch '24' in HD. 400 bucks of labor on the roof found me a rock solid signal...until the past week or so with 57 (which was always perfect even indoors). I can understand why fox and WB would be bad, but since 57 is bad day or night, that has to be a problem there. The 29 thing just was noticed yesterday. See trees are in full bloom and i doubt it's anything like that. And actually last time i checked signal fox 29 was up into the high 80s on my HDtivo..it was never that high even in winter when i first put up the antenna!
and no rain recently so cant even say the connections are getting wet.
I did get the same snowy pic of channel 6 on my TV when i had the DB8 just hooked up to the tv...so maybe you can get it in
here's the FCC list for channel selections since it seems an appropriate time to post it again
http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...-05-2649A2.pdf
Im gonna be in trouble when 6 moves down. But it's 3 years away. And nbc should be even better with the 34/35 post (i forget which they decided on)
and no rain recently so cant even say the connections are getting wet.
I did get the same snowy pic of channel 6 on my TV when i had the DB8 just hooked up to the tv...so maybe you can get it in

here's the FCC list for channel selections since it seems an appropriate time to post it again
http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...-05-2649A2.pdf
Im gonna be in trouble when 6 moves down. But it's 3 years away. And nbc should be even better with the 34/35 post (i forget which they decided on)






















Maybe a note to KYW/WPSG's engineering department? Ask them if they know any problems similar to yours?
