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In Reply to: poor antenna signal posted by dvdman on February 13, 2001 at 16:04:58:
I would first clean all the connections with a q-tip and alcohol or even better is contact cleaner. If this does not help, then you are dealing with the indoor antenna and the fact that the amplifier it came with amplifies noise as well as signal. Try moving the antenna around. A good outdoor antenna with a rotor is the best solution. It will compete with satellite signal in my experience.
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