Thanks for that info Mike. I have been receiving and watching signals from for 10 years now, only those on ch50, mux D have been a bit iffy some times, although now they are good since February. I have a high (17db) and a 15db amp. When Rouncefall starts transmitting the signals are going to be too high and as you say I will have to reduce them. Now I am worried that I won't be able to receive the commercial mux's from Sudbury and as I pay for ESPN (ch48, muxA) I don't think this acceptable. If the channels were different on Rouncefall I could manually tune my to ignore them and only receive those from Sudbury. I think there are a lot of people living south of Rouncefall that will be in the same boat judging by the number of antennas pointing towards Sudbury. Perhaps I am being to pessimistic and it will all be ok, time will tell. John.

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