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In Reply to: RE: Best Indoor Antenna posted by mark.korda@myfairpoint.net on August 17, 2016 at 06:01:49
You van point it by swinging it.
80 miles is a long way, and the bearing becomes quite critical and the beam width narrow.
Read the rhombic article in FAQ a few times.
IF you build a simple twin ribbon rhombic in the loft space, you will need to know precisely what the bearing to that 80 mile away station is. UP there in the loft. There is a mobile phone compass app which might help. as it is not affected by metal objects being GPS based.
In the article in FAQs there is a spread rhombic and that might have enough beam width to resolve that issue.
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Tim Bailey
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Hi, thanks you guys. I should of mentioned I live in a mobile home. If I had an attic it might be back at the last overpass. There is a large pine tree I keep looking at pretty close. I was wondering if any of those free audio publications like Audio Advisor might have something that helps a little. Lancelot, your right on with what you said. Thanks all...Mark.
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