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"You" don't need to tune the antenna, most yagi antennas come pre-tuned to a specific frequency range ie: CH 40-64 and so on. "Steve Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > "md" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > > I was going to recommend a good Yagi for UHF. Also keep in mind, CH 67 at > > 2.8 MW is good but not great. At that high of frequency you need a whole > > lot of power to get out. The station I work at is on CH 47 and we're > > outputting 5 MW. Let me tell you, even at that power we still get calls > > about poor reception only 50mi away. According to the last RF study we > > performed we should be propagating approx 85 mi. So, a high gain yagi > > pointed directly toward the broadcasting tower would be my recommendation. > > Be sure the antenna is properly tuned to accept the channel range you are > > trying to view. > > No Yagi. My wife's not letting me climb that tower again anytime soon. > > I know I'm going to regret asking this... > > How do you tune an antenna?
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