any other options to increase tv reception?
I added the winegard wingman over the summer hoping it would help me draw better signal where I camp in the fall. It made virtually no difference. I'm in the middle of nowhere so I'm not sure there's ...
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VAfan wrote:SCVJeff wrote:
Got any links?
Other than very expensive professional equipment, I have played with two signal hunters. One dis the Winegard SensarPro that works really well. The other is a small handheld spectrum analyzer that scans and displays even faster than the Winegard and shows the entire spectrum on an LCD display. The Winegard is about $75, and the other about $250. But they both do an excellent job
This is an example…..
http://www.amazon.com/King-Controls-SL1000-SureLock-Digital/dp/B0045E3MHK/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1384819837&sr=1-1&keywords=signal+strength+meter
Just realize that meter you linked to won't tell you which channel is where (i.e. direction). It only shows you where the strongest group of signals are. I think for under $100 the Sensor Pro is the best you can do. In tunning my home OTA antenna using my DigiAir meter I can see about 1db strength delta in only a change of around 5deg of antenna direction.
Larry
