HalWA said: (quoted from post at 12:56:25 06/17/09) Howdy neighbor! I can SEE the towers on Tower Mountain, but 22 never worked well here. Channel 4 on Mt Spokane worked great before the digital conversion. Now it is iffy, sometimes breaks up if there is weather.
I have a good Radio Shack antenna with a rotator, and am line-of-sight to most of the towers. But sometimes I don't get decent reception since they went digital.
We just get all our local stations through Dish Network, however they do not include the "extra channels" the local stations added. I think that was their objective for changing things in the first place: make everyone pay for TV service that formerly was free. They just couldn't leave things that were working right alone...grrrr!
Where are you located? Channel 4 is a no brainer for a lot of the country. I grew up in Sandpoint, and 4 was about all we watched at home
Here in CDA, my beam is pointed at tower mountain for the times that I CAN get PBS, and so I get 4 "off the corner" of the beam. That thing is so strong I think I could get it here with rabbit ears.
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