That may be the technical answer. In reality I have a UHF antenna in my attic and a quality VHF antenna on my roof. The reception on the UHF in my attic is wonderful.
The VHF reception on my roof is mostly okay but breaks up sometimes.
Really looking forward to the transition. I live near Brownwood.
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Originally Posted by EdFNJ
It's not really VHF to UHF that matters it's LOCATION of the transmitter relative to you. Actually VHF has much greater coverage and UHF has less and is more line of sight. VHF can survive a hill many times better than UHF. If they use the same towers (unless if they have repeaters) you'll be just as bad (or worse) off.
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