the larger the better, if signal received still weak, can add amplifier to boost signal
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Good outdoor antenna, please suggest
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usually antenna can last a long time, could be cable problem, or may be connection at the antenna rusted out
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QUOTE(Skylinestar @ Sep 14 2010, 05:50 PM) how large can household antenna go? it is limited by what is available in the electrical shop, unless you make it yourself   |
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more re-radiation elements on the front, more signal received
of using booster, then can use smaller antenna |
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