Posted by kyplowboy on January 04, 2011 at 17:30:13 from (98.93.35.205):
I give up on my little indoor antenna, when the digital take over happened every thing was fine. Seems now that I am getting fewer channels all the time and I am always have'n to move my antenna around just to get one. I bought an out door antenna and got to scrach'n my head. It says in the directions that it's best to have it close to the tv where you have as short a cable as possible then it says you need to have it over the top of other build'ns. Here's the deal, to get it on my house close to the tv I will have to do alot of brace'n to get it over the barn. Would it be better to have it just a little under the barn roof or would I be better to put it on the back of the barn roof up alot higher but have about 100' of cable?
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