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Denny's TV Antenna Service 989 875 4902 ...... 9am to 4pm Mon - Fri. EST ...... contact us > Denny's TV Antenna home ONLINE STORE 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed Customer Service TV antennas Preamplifier's Distribution Amplifiers Mounts & Hardware Custom Coaxial Cable & Accessories TV Antenna Recommendations Rotors - Rotator About us Location - Map Help Center I want to know Site Map World's Best Television Antenna Denny's TV Antenna Service Outdoor TV Antennas Outdoor TV antennas, amplifiers, rotors, and mounts. Detailed information for the DIY antenna installer -- "Helping America Watch Free TV Since 1988" EZ HD TV antenna > VHF/UHF/FM/digital / HD Outdoor/Attic TV Antenna Best performance in its class Best for strong to moderate signal Optimized for digital HD signals Very sturdy strong construction. Only 35.14 inches long Made in the USA 100% satisfaction guaranteed Customer Support With 30 Years Experience 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed Made In The USA Products When Available Need Assistance Call 989 875 4902 Family Owned and Operated Since 1988 Complete Package The EZ HD Antenna > is the best small long range antenna on the market. Complete package > makes it so easy to set up and enjoy free over the air HD TV reception. HD Stacker TV Antenna > VHF/UHF/FM/digital/HD Outdoor/Attic TV Antenna A true long range TV antenna. Best for weak signal Optimized for digital HD signals Reduced wind load, increased stability Outperforms antennas twice the size Made in the USA 100% satisfaction guarantee Will a TV antenna work where I live? > Guide to TV Antenna Installation > Contact Us > Visit our physical store at 3758 W. Washington Rd. Ithaca, Mi. 48847 Mon. - Fri. 9am to 4pm The same products featured in our on line store > are available at the physical store location. TV antenna installation service in Michigan > > What to expect when you submit a free TV antenna recommendation form. Denny, when I submitted the antenna recommendation form > on your website I didn't expect such detailed information. To: dithaca@msn.com Subject: Your TV Antenna Recommendation Request form is ready from Denny's Antenna Name: XXXX 1. Address: XXXX 06489 2. Email: XXXXgmail com 3. Approximately how many feet above ground level will the antenna be installed?: 30 4. Will the antenna be installed outside above the roof line or in the attic, other: Outside on the Roof 6. How many TV locations within your home will the antenna supply? In other words, will a signal splitter be in use and if so how many times will the splitter divide the TV signal?: 4 ways 7. Approximately how long will the coax cable run be from the antenna to the TV. If a signal splitter is in use how long will the cable run be from the antenna to the furthest TV: 15' to the first TV on the 2nd floor, then @30' to the basement then split for one in the basement and two on the first floor, at about 20' each from the central split point 8. Include any additional information you feel may be helpful when evaluating your reception conditions.: we will use the existing coax cables from current cable tv system Hi XXXX, The reception data retrieved for your exact location indicates the transmitting towers are located in two directions. The antenna best suited to the reception conditions is the EZ HD bi-directional antenna system >. This system comes with two antennas plus all hardware to couple and amplify the signal. Install one antenna aiming North/Northeast. Install the other antenna aiming South/Southwest. Expect excellent reception on all major network channels plus a couple dozen sub channels. If I understand your wiring configuration I also recommend the LNA 100 signal distribution amplifier > . Install the LNA 100 in line near the first signal splitter on the output that leads to the basement. The order of things is as follows. Antennas to antenna coupler Antenna coupler to mast mounted preamplifier. Preamplifier indoors to the preamplifier power inserter (included). From the power inserter to the first splitter. From one output of the splitter to the first TV and from the other output to the LNA 100 amplifier. From the LNA 100 amplifier to the basement splitter. If you have any questions or if I can assist you, please don't hesitate to contact me or visit http://dennysantennaservice.com/guide-to-tv-antenna-installation.html Best Regards, Denny Duplessis TV Antenna Signal amplification I'm hoping to get my outdoor TV antenna about 80' up a utility pole facing north towards Cleveland. The antenna has about a 180 degree look angle. I know I will experience some signal loss due to running about 150' of RG-6. What can I do to mitigate the losses and improve the signal? what else do I need? Thanks Lee Hi Lee, To compensate for the signal loss of the cable run from the TV antenna to the TV use a preamplifier. The amplifier portion of a preamplifier mounts near the antenna before the signal loss occurs. It's powered via the coax cable . from a power inserter included with the preamplifier. 150 feet of RG 6 will average about 15dB of signal loss. The LNA 200 preamplifier > has a signal boost of 18dB totally eliminating the effects of the signal loss caused by the coax cable. If a signal splitter > will be in use a signal distribution amplifier > will likely be needed installed in line just before the signal splitter on the antenna side of the splitter. The distribution amplifier will boost the signal to compensate for the signal loss of the splitter. Use the HDA 100 distribution amplifier when using a 2, 3, or 4 way signal splitter. Use the HDA 200 distribution amplifier when using a 6 or 8 way splitter. This method of signal amplification will provide maximum TV antenna performance > to the TV(s). Best Regards, Denny Duplessis Ask Denny TV Antenna Questions Begins Here > How can I select my own outdoor TV antenna? Denny, I'm interested in either your EZ HD or the HD Stacker. How do I know which outdoor digital antenna is best for me? I plan to install outside on the roof. There are four HDTV televisions connected. Is there a way I can know which TV antenna is best for my location. Thanks Bruce Hi Bruce, There is a good way you can do this yourself. We have a page at the link below that will guide you through the process of selecting a digital TV antenna. This page utilizes the FCC mapping system to determine reception conditions. Follow the steps suggested and it should be clear which antenna is best for the location. Here's the link http://www.dennysantennaservice.com/digital_TV_antenna.html Take Care, Denny Do your TV antenna products come with instructions? Denny, I'm assuming everything comes with instructions. I'm not the most mechanical person. Thanks for all your help!!! Mike Hello Mike, Everything does come with instructions. However, one of the advantages of doing business with us is the knowledgeable help we can provide. Unlike most on line vendors we don't just sell outdoor TV antennas and equipment we know how to properly install everything we sell. If you need assistance during the installation we can help. Denny Restricting the installation of an outdoor TV antenna can't be enforced. With few exceptions a TV antenna can be mounted outdoors. The 1996 Federal ruling trumps just about any local rules that may be in place. There are a few exceptions such as antenna height above roof line and Historic District neighborhoods. You can read the entire outdoor antenna placement FCC ruling here > . Unfortunately most people aren't aware of the Federal rule and simply accept the local rule. In an attempt to get the word out USA Today published " Yes you can put up that outdoor TV antenna > ". > Mast mounted TV antenna preamplifier troubleshooting. Question: Denny - I've had your Stacker TV antenna on my roof for a few years now. The reception has been great until just recently. We have lost about half the channels we were getting on every TV in th...