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[QUOTE=&quot;RF Steve, post: 143887, member: 18630&quot;]You really should not have any trouble receiving WPBF unless there is some nearby blockage. A 4 bay antenna with no reflector will not work noticeably better then what you already have on high VHF channels 7-13, but should be a significant improvement on UHF channels 14-51.I suggest trying a 2bay you can always recycle the elements into a 4bay. Here is one I haven't tried yet that looks to be an improvement over the 10&quot;x9.5&quot; that I've worked with in the past.<a href="http://imageevent.com/holl_ands/multibay/uhf2bays/uhfh22baybowtienoreflector">UHF H2 (11x12) 2-Bay Bowtie - NO Refl</a>I would tend to favor the 10&quot;x9.5&quot; or the 9.75&quot;x 9.5&quot; Kosmic SuperQuad. A 9.5&quot;x9&quot; will work fine too.Your getting a good start by reading from those pages.You do need to figure out why you lost channels when you tried the antenna you have outside. Something was wrong. The cable? Connectors? The location?Steve[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="RF Steve, post: 143887, member: 18630"]You really should not have any trouble receiving WPBF unless there is some nearby blockage. A 4 bay antenna with no reflector will not work noticeably better then what you already have on high VHF channels 7-13, but should be a significant improvement on UHF channels 14-51. I suggest trying a 2bay you can always recycle the elements into a 4bay. Here is one I haven't tried yet that looks to be an improvement over the 10"x9.5" that I've worked with in the past. [url=http://imageevent.com/holl_ands/multibay/uhf2bays/uhfh22baybowtienoreflector]UHF H2 (11x12) 2-Bay Bowtie - NO Refl[/url] I would tend to favor the 10"x9.5" or the 9.75"x 9.5" Kosmic SuperQuad. A 9.5"x9" will work fine too. Your getting a good start by reading from those pages. You do need to figure out why you lost channels when you tried the antenna you have outside. Something was wrong. The cable? Connectors? The location? Steve[/QUOTE]

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