Reddit reviews Winegard CC-7870 Antenna Coupler, 5.40" x 2.90" x 2.20"
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2-Way CouplerCouples two 75ohm leads from any 2 antennas to 75ohm coaxial downloadAc/DC passive input to set 1 sideCouples any 2 antennas togetherLow LossBest solution to couple antennasMade in USA
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https://www.amazon.com/Winegard-CC-7870-Antenna-Coupler/dp/B001TK3C82/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1473877487&sr=8-3&keywords=antenna+combiner
I've never tried the bowtie antennas, so not sure about those, but they do look like they're already made up of multiple antennas combined (but all pointed the same way). In theory, you could connect two or more.
I'm using this antenna (RCA). Bought two of them and have the combiner, just need to play more. So far, we're doing okay with just one, but I had some thoughts of seeing what I could pick up in a different direction.
I think the only way you'll know if you have a multipath problem is if you try it.
Antenna rotators are another possibility.
I did try all 4 sides with multiple spots on all walls. Not once did I pick up ABC or CBS. I was thinking maybe if I get a coupler
http://www.amazon.com/Winegard-CC-7870-Antenna-Coupler/dp/B001TK3C82/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1458256535&sr=8-1&keywords=winegard+coupler
and another Winegard FlatWave Amped FL5500A, I might be able to pick up those stations.
Currently, my antenna is mounted vertically on the wall facing East. NBC/Fox/KUSI come out crystal clear. I am very unsure I would be able to pick up the other stations even if I got another antenna because I did try all sides of the closet and I actually tried downstairs directly hooked up to the TV, I actually got less channels downstairs.
Unfortunately, I am not allowed to have a antenna on my roof due to my HOA. And I don't own a ladder, and I am probably too heavy to get up into my attic! I live in a townhome.