A friend in Highland, Indiana told me they had no luck with 62.2 but 16.2 from South Bend was perfect so a pattern is developing.
WNDU-TV is a well-run station owned by Grey Broadcasting and they have technicians on staff that can tweak things. WJYS by comparison has struggled to pay the power bill since they signed on in 1991.
I am in the business - trying to run 10 channels on one signal isn't feasible.
Cable? Astound/RCN and U-Verse signed a deal with CHSN but both have limited footprints. U-Verse ran into trouble with the sidewalk utilty boxes needed.
Xfinity is Godzilla - I have a friend in his late 70s call me and he was crying as his internet/cable bill had hit $300. His only add ons are the sports bundle so he can get NFL Red Zone, the horse racing channel and HBO.
Xfinity will sign a deal with CHSN to keep the 'Regional Sports Fee' that all customers pay.
Xfinity's primary goal is to be your internet provider - keep the cord in your home.
Streaming? YouTubeTV - Fuhgeddaboudit and HULU Live TV likewise. That leaves Fubo that walked away from the Caps/Wizards channel in DC.
