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gcgst · 10-27-2006, 04:40 PM

Thanks for the pointer. I see now that the 307 is considerably larger than the 306 (16' 2" vs. 12' 4.5") and 2 lbs. heavier. The CM 3671 is in-between at 14' 5", so guess it would be borderline to add a 4228 to the same rotator.

I ask because I have already ordered a CM3671, 7777, and 9521A. I hope it meets both my VHF and UHF needs, but I am in zipcode 27406, which is on the fringe of a lot of channels that broadcast from central North Carolina (just below Raleigh) which aren't listed on antennaweb for my location, but fall within the FCC service area contour map circles. If I can't get these fringe channels with the above equipment, I was thinking I could order a 4228 and add it to 3671, using the UHF input on the 7777. But if the 9521A can't handle both, perhaps I should cancel the 3671 order and get a smaller VHF like the 306.

10-27-2006, 04:40 PM	#90
gcgst My plasma is High Def. Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 7	Thanks for the pointer. I see now that the 307 is considerably larger than the 306 (16' 2" vs. 12' 4.5") and 2 lbs. heavier. The CM 3671 is in-between at 14' 5", so guess it would be borderline to add a 4228 to the same rotator. I ask because I have already ordered a CM3671, 7777, and 9521A. I hope it meets both my VHF and UHF needs, but I am in zipcode 27406, which is on the fringe of a lot of channels that broadcast from central North Carolina (just below Raleigh) which aren't listed on antennaweb for my location, but fall within the FCC service area contour map circles. If I can't get these fringe channels with the above equipment, I was thinking I could order a 4228 and add it to 3671, using the UHF input on the 7777. But if the 9521A can't handle both, perhaps I should cancel the 3671 order and get a smaller VHF like the 306.