ArgMeMatey, have you tried moving your antenna to your roof? Being in Shorewood/Milwaukee east side you should have near perfect reception all the time. You said you have a new roof, unless it's a metal roof, that should be good enough. Possibly though you have a very old coax cable that is being fed from your Antenna to TV, that has splits in it. Maybe the antenna on the roof plus a new RG6 coax cable would solve it. Possibly a preamp. You wouldn't need an amp that close.
I grew up in Shorewood and remember how horrible Ch 4, 6, 10 and 12 were with TWC because the OTA signal intereferred w/ the cable signal and caused ghosting and lines across the screen.
I now live in Greenfield and have https://www.amazon.com/Antennas-Direct-C2-ClearStream-Television/dp/B0017O3UHI an antenna like this in my attic pointed North toward the towers. I have it split 6 ways, newer roof which is 1 layer of GAF asphalt shingles. signal comes in 99% of the time near perfect signal always.
MrProster: I envy you. I wish I could pick up Chicago OTA. Specifically Chicago CBS and Fox to tap into the Chicago NFL market (for the record not a Bears fan)
I grew up in Shorewood and remember how horrible Ch 4, 6, 10 and 12 were with TWC because the OTA signal intereferred w/ the cable signal and caused ghosting and lines across the screen.
I now live in Greenfield and have https://www.amazon.com/Antennas-Direct-C2-ClearStream-Television/dp/B0017O3UHI an antenna like this in my attic pointed North toward the towers. I have it split 6 ways, newer roof which is 1 layer of GAF asphalt shingles. signal comes in 99% of the time near perfect signal always.
MrProster: I envy you. I wish I could pick up Chicago OTA. Specifically Chicago CBS and Fox to tap into the Chicago NFL market (for the record not a Bears fan)