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A:That would be John Sebastin--singing to the tune of Welcome Back Kotter.

A:There is no difference at all. Are you talking about the news?

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A:Television broadcast channels are placed into three sort of groups. You likely have a UHF bow tie type antenna on the mast now. UHF TV channels are 14 through 69. Its performance will seriously degrade on VHF high band channels 7 through 13, and be pretty much useless on VHF low band channels 2 through 6. An indoor antenna which will not work as well as a properly selected and installed outdoor antenna. Placing an amplifier inline is a poor idea as it will increase the noise floor along with the signal. You may get a stronger signal, but the noise will destroy the picture and you will be no further ahead. For an antenna to pick up signals from all directions in a reasonable manner, consider getting a discone antenna. They are commonly used on radio scanners. Radio Shack sells one which may work for you. http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2103160&cp As you say all your signals come from the same direction, consider a directional type antenna. It would look something like a large horizontal fish skeleton. Can't find one at Radio Shack's web site. This may be your best bet for signal quality on all channels.

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