TV & Home Theater

[esebast37]

I just moved houses (closer to the tv stations) but at my new house I am missing ABC and FOX. I moved my antenna from my old house where it was working perfectly, so I know that wasn't the issue. It is "looking" through some of my neighbors tall trees (it "looked" through trees at my old house to, but these are a little closer). I just added a booster thinking that my help, but no joy.

I have a Antennas Direct ClearStream4 HDTV Antenna, with a Antennas Direct VHF Retrofit Kit, and a Winegard LNA-200 Boost XT Digital HDTV Preamplifier. It is on top of my roof (about 36' more or less) on a 30" mast off of the tallest part of the roof.

There is a 12" cable (all cables I am using are RG-6) from the antenna to the VHF Retrofit Kit, then a 36" cable from the VHF Retrofit Kit to the Preamplifier, than a 50' cable that runs into my basement where it is hooked to the power supply for the preamplifier, then about a 25' cable that runs to my tv.

It is all pointed the right direction (as close to 158 degrees as my eyeballs can tell off a magnetic compass, adjusted for magnetic variance) See the picture for the stations I am missing, from what I can tell, I don't know why they are not coming in but everything else is...

Any help you can provide will be REALLY appreciated. Thank you.

Links to the equipment:
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[esebast37]

Just realized the photo of what I stations I get and don't get didn't show up, so here is a link to it:

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[Bill-BBY Retired: Senior Social Media Specialist]

Hello esebast37-

My recommendation would be to contact the manufacturer or visit their website for troubleshooting or other support assistance.

Sorry I can't be of more help!

[bobberuchi]

I had a similar issue when we moved across town.  When I looked at the topology around me I found there is a ridge that is higher than my house between me and the TV Transmitters.  I had to switch to cable or get a 200 foot tower for my antenna. 

[KiaiKim]

It possible you are getting noise from other sources that is blocking signals from these channels. You might need an attenuator to filter the noise.