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Originally Posted by JKnPA
Diogenes,
Have you ever taken a math, or physics course higher than high school ? If you have you would know some problems( math, antenna propagation) have No Solutions.
I didn't assume' his problem had no solution !
I said 'we don't know' what the conditions are, therfore to say someone has a 'final answer' is *^%#@*....... 
Two antennas, mounting equip, coax, and connectors are going to cost a lot more than $80.............
My basic suggestion was to try a rotor and a good UHF antenna and see if that works. If not, then he may need another antenna (VHF), that had a high gain at ch.13.
Jizzo,
I hope everything works out Ok. Good Luck!
* there are quite a few knowlegable posters here, don't assume 1 or 2 people have all the answers! |
Actually JKNPA, I have two Mastrer's degrees, the first in Mathematics and the second in EE. I also don't think a two antenna solution is necessary, I think one CM 4228 will probably handle the job. I believe that can be done for $80.
You are right some problems have no solution, like Fermat's Last Theorem, oh wait that was solved in 1995 after 357 years of trying.