| Post 8 made on Friday August 9, 2019 at 10:59 |
Ernie Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
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Your area might have CBS back on the "air," whatever air is these days. Check it before wasting any more time on this thread.
In the Los Angeles area, we lost three stations, 2, 9, and a miscellaneous number that was a Nat Geo or BBC channel. I switched one client over to his antenna, since he already had a modulated H24 output available throughout the house.
Anyway... I do antennas. If it comes to it, contact me for advice. I've done antennas from the simplest (a piece of RG with the hot lead sticking out of each end, that I used as a passive rebroadcaster for a Pronto remote) to several systems that had more than 400 antenna signal outputs and another 60 outputs for FM tuners. That's why I'm aware of the stuff that can be used for signal distribution, if it can be found these days.
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