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Where to buy VHF/UHF antennas, Rf 2-51

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Prescott Joe

Wondering if anyone knows where to buy TV antennas capable of
receiving Rf 2-51 ??? I can no longer find anyone who carries
antennas that cover low band VHF. The spectrum auction will
probably force some stations to low band and we already have a
translator on Rf 6 about 20 miles away that typically gives most
people fits with reception....... Appreciate your help.......
 
Prescott Joe said:
Wondering if anyone knows where to buy TV antennas capable of receiving Rf 2-51 ??? I can no longer find anyone who carries antennas that cover low band VHF. The spectrum auction will probably force some stations to low band and we already have a translator on Rf 6 about 20 miles away that typically gives most people fits with reception....... Appreciate your help.......
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Since the antenna doesn't care whether the incoming signals are digital or analog, anything that covered VHF and UHF in the analog era would also work today.

Despite the HOA restrictions on TV antennas in much of the non-rural country (The Federal law that allows them be damned -- try getting one past your HOA without their lawyers being all over you like flies on...), somebody must still be manufacturing them. Is Channel Master still in business?
 
Appreciate all the tips.... The Channel Master 3016 and similar are designed for
channels 2-69 unfortunately. In my experience, they don't perform that well
on UHF, which is where most stations now broadcast.
 
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