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Make sure your antenna receives both VHF and UHF signals. If you have rabbit ears on your

set, make sure you also have a “loop” or a “bowtie” connected to your rabbit ears. Rabbit

ears will receive VHF signals and the loop or bowtie will receive UHF signals.

Make sure you have performed a channel scan (see question 5 above) with your digital-to-

analog converter box or digital television.

Access the “signal strength” feature on your digital-to-analog converter box or digital

television and adjust your antenna to get the strongest signal. Digital reception can often be

improved just by changing the location of your antenna. Moving it away from other objects

and structures, or placing it higher can often improve reception. Some antennas need to be

aimed to get the best signal from the desired location.

If you get a good analog signal over the air but can't get the digital signal from the same

station, check with the station to be sure it is broadcasting its digital signal at full power and

from the same location as the analog station.

TV reception can be affected by many factors such as the weather (rain, wind, humidity),

terrain, trees, buildings, and damaged or deteriorated equipment.

If you get a poor (snow, ghosting) analog signal, you may be unable to get the digital signal.

If you are unable to get a digital signal from a station you are used to receiving, you may

need to upgrade your antenna.

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12. I’m receiving some, but not all digital TV stations in my area. Does this mean that

there’s something wrong with my antenna or receiver?

During the transition to digital broadcasting, many TV stations are temporarily operating at

reduced power levels. So if you’re not receiving certain digital TV stations, this does not

necessarily mean there’s something wrong with your antenna or receiver. Check with the TV

station to find out whether they are planning any changes that will improve reception.

Also, when an analog TV signal is weak or receives interference, static, snow, and distortion will

often appear on the screen, but you can watch the picture through the noise. Digital broadcasting

will provide a clear picture even with a weak signal and in the presence of interference.

However, if the digital signal falls below a certain minimum strength, the picture can suddenly

disappear. This “cliff effect” means that if you typically watch analog TV stations that have a lot

of static and distortion, you may have to adjust or upgrade your antenna system to get a reliably

good signal for digital broadcasts.

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