Yes but are the results identical? Not sure they are. Because of the government shut down I can’t confirm at the moment. The fact that one site is up and the other isn’t would have me believe that different resources are at play.
I have a similar looking but probably cheaper version of this in my attic at 14-17 miles from our tower farm. I don’t use the Tablo amp at this distance.
Well of course. He owned Rabbitears long before employment at the FCC. Yes they use different technologies which is good for comparison.
Take Longley-Rice for instance.
This is the Radio Shack version I had installed in 2002. An open box for $80.
That pecan branch enhanced the performance around 2012 during a storm. I was able to get stations several hundred miles away via tropospheric conditions 360 degrees. All the right side elements are gone and I still got a distant LPTV RF3 well.
It stayed up until the roof was replaced in 2022. My neighbors hate me for more reasons than the antenna.
I use the Tablo amp because I used an antenna splitter. One side to the Tablo and one to the LGTV which is connected via Ethernet to the fiber gateway next to it. I can use the LGTV tuner or Tablo and record. Tablo WiFi in the bedroom via Fire 4k.
Channel Master $70.
And Electronic Interference. Mostly VHF. With more to come.
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