Hi,
This is my first time posting, so be gentle with me
If I am at the wrong place or something please tell me where to go. But nicely 
Anyhow, we live in NC and have already tested several antennas and have not gotten as good a results as we would like to.
We have tested the Antennacraft HBU33, as well as the AC HBU55 and the AC C490. And also the Antennas Direct DB8 (the worst one). We range from 24 to 35 channels, with the HBU55 being the best so far, but the C490 was close as well and the HBU33 was good channel-wise, but it pixilated alot. The main problem is that the channels do pixilate and break up way too much for enjoyable viewing.
We plan on mounting the antenna at approximately 30 feet when the definite decision has been made. But for testing purposes, we are using a pole that is maybe 12 to 15 feet high, for ease of use.
We have not used an amplifier yet, nor a rotor, but are wondering about the end situation, when we will have all seven TVs hooked up, instead of just the one so far. Especially if one TV cannot stay on frequency very well.
We live on a very small (not high) knoll with woods surrounding us.
Here is our TV Fool link-- http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29&q=id%3d1dda270472f556
Any help would be great. Thanks for the help.
Crystal54
This is my first time posting, so be gentle with me
Anyhow, we live in NC and have already tested several antennas and have not gotten as good a results as we would like to.
We have tested the Antennacraft HBU33, as well as the AC HBU55 and the AC C490. And also the Antennas Direct DB8 (the worst one). We range from 24 to 35 channels, with the HBU55 being the best so far, but the C490 was close as well and the HBU33 was good channel-wise, but it pixilated alot. The main problem is that the channels do pixilate and break up way too much for enjoyable viewing.
We plan on mounting the antenna at approximately 30 feet when the definite decision has been made. But for testing purposes, we are using a pole that is maybe 12 to 15 feet high, for ease of use.
We have not used an amplifier yet, nor a rotor, but are wondering about the end situation, when we will have all seven TVs hooked up, instead of just the one so far. Especially if one TV cannot stay on frequency very well.
We live on a very small (not high) knoll with woods surrounding us.
Here is our TV Fool link-- http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29&q=id%3d1dda270472f556
Any help would be great. Thanks for the help.
Crystal54