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Originally Posted by filtherton
It might be the other way around, though. Most of the SD broadcast signals I get are fuzzy and if I want to channel surf proper I really need to fuck around with the bunny ears somewhere along the way. Even so, I still get sweet, sweet HD from all the stations who broadcast in HD. I still have to fuck around with the bunny ears sometimes because you're right: poor HD signals just show up as nothing. I wouldn't assume that a fuzzy SD signal automatically implies an insufficient HD signal, though.
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It took me a few months to get my antenna pointed in just the right direction to get every station without fail. And you need to get above 20% signal strength to be able to watch the station without problems. Or at least that is what my TV tells me. I am in the 60%-80% range at my house for all of the stations that I should be able to get.
If I have nothing to do, I will build this new antenna design and mount it inside my attic.
The Gray-Hoverman Antenna For UHF Television Reception - Digital Home Canada
I just watched that video for the first time. Wow. That was too funny. And probably too true at the same time. There was no way a non-AV person would have been able to follow that.