Is there anyone in Starkville that installs outdoor tv antennas? Need one installed in my weekend condo,
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Is there anyone in Starkville that installs outdoor tv antennas? Need one installed in my weekend condo,
Just buy a window one and put it in your window. it will work in Starkville surely. I'm much farther from the local towers than Starkville is and mine works fine. That being said I only use it when Directv is out.
For ppl out in the country, an inside antenna is not an option.Quote:
Originally Posted by boonedawg
Get a Mohu Leaf. I use one in rural Yazoo County, and it works great for me. It's flat, and you can mount it anywhere
When Directv and Channel 9 were having their spat, I bought an indoor antenna and it worked fine, only thing it didn't pick up Channel 9, but all the other nets works fine, and a bunch of stations that I never knew existed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Indndawg
Their spat ended before I could get the answer as to why all the other channels except were air channels.
The Mohu Leaf only has a range of 20 miles for VHF, which is what WTVA is. The mileage from Starkville to Woodland is more that that. WTVA is the channel I most want. UHF is about 50 miles, so I read.
The one I have has a range of 50 miles, but they have ones with larger ranges as well
I was always lead to believe that WTVA,WCBI and WLOV all used the same antenna that is out in western Clay Co in the Kilgore hills.
Incidentally the Kilgore hills provided the dirt for highway 45 original construction.