Channel 58 HD

[John L]

Jim,

   I live in the Southeastern part of Muskego near Hwys 45 & 36 and I have always gotten a very stable signal from WDJT-DT.  I have the Superbowl on with no problems it looks great.  But then I have a outdoor antenna with rotor and it is also amplified.  SO I am probably cheating unlike some of the other folks.

-John L.

[chure]

Jim, Tom, and all others that helped,

I'm up and running... I went up on the roof (in snow and cold!) and replaced the old antenna transformer that connects the antenna to the cable and I also adjusted the direction of the antenna.  I just bought a amplifier and had that connected, and when I turned the tv on I got nothing for 4,12, and 58. So I took the amp off and now at 100% on 4-1, 12-1 and 58-1!  I'm not sure whether replacing the transformer or adjusting the direction of the antenna did the trick, but it looks awesome! Bring on the game!

Thanks for all the help guys I really appreciate it.  I (and many others I'm sure) would be lost without this forum and help of the moderators and other knowledgable people here. Thanks again.

[Arby]

Gregg, Jim, Tom, and others,

Thanks very much for all your assistance in this and other forum subjects.  It has been very helpful.  By the way, here in Muskego, I was finally able to get a good solid CBS signal (around 70%) a couple hours before the Super Bowl.  It made my week!  Moving my attic antenna one last time did the trick.  I used the AntennaWeb diagram to help line it up more exactly and that must have made the difference.  I also had hooked up a small UHF-only antenna in parallel with my main VHF-and-UHF antenna, and pointed it in the same direction.  I think that seems to help strengthen the signal.  They're also in a good position so that I can still get most of the Milwaukee channels, too.  I also have an amplifier to get the signal through the many cable runs through the house.  We've never had a good signal for CBS in the past.  I'm going to have to start watching it more often now.  Thanks again for all your help, and keep the communications coming!