Superbowl Sunday

[RLJSlick]

Well guys, this is the time of year the media tells us that more HDTV are sold for the game, then any other time of year. So I guess we shouldn't make a liar out of them. This is personally my 2nd year with my HD, readying myself for the big game. This is about the time when friends & neighbors want to come over and checkout the "big screen", so all I can say is today is our day. So show it proud, show it proud!  
 :hug:

[SRW1000]

This is also my second year with HD, and the second year I'll be watching the Super Bowl in plain ol' SD.

Last year, I couldn't get it because my HD receiver couldn't "see" channel 1-1, since 58 wasn't using their assigned channel number. :bang:   (I'm glad they finally corrected that.)

This year I'm foiled by Fox's patheically weak signal. :bang:

Oh well, there's always next year.  To those of you lucky enough to receive the Fox signal - enjoy!

Scott

[paluc52]

I'm in Glendale with a rooftop antenna.  How hard can this be?  It's station 33, right?

All I get is "weak signal!"

[Tom Snyder]

If the antenna is aim-able, try aiming away from the 12 tower.

It's a good chance that 12's signal on 34 is overpowering 33's signal.  If you can see both towers, 12's will be the more Northern one, and 6 will be the southern one. Aim your antenna in the opposite direction  from the 12 tower (to the right/South of BOTH towers).

[StarvingForHDTV]

Excellent advice Tom.  I had to do a little tweaking myself before the game.  I didn't want any breakups.  Worked like a charm.

[faulkner]

In Wales: Milwaukee Fox6 was very good until after the half time show, then pixelation started up, it was bad enough that I switched to Fox47 from Madison.   It's good to have choices. :cool:

[RLJSlick]

I can say without  hesitation, that my reception was better then the game.