Hi Jonathan
Sounds like you are in Oz ,,, like me
Not sure where you are compared to your signal & it's strength
So...
Digital antennas are really no different than the previous analog tv version. Slight Freq Difference. Just a ploy to sell more antennas. I'm still using my old analog antenna and I pick up all my channels. 7,9,10,sbs,abc.
Occasionally I get a weak signal that causes pixelation. Usually when storms are near.
I do have an Antena Amplifier located in my TV Junction Box near the AC Power Junction Box in my Garage. (Rather than the Mast Head Amp that is on antenna pole).
This provides an easy assess point for TV & Phone cables.
There are various signal booster amps available.
Mine is shown below.
But there are others that could be located behind your TV.
Depending where you are.
Main Cities are usually a horizontal polarised antenna,
Country are vertical antenna. Most people don't notice.
This helps to keep city areas from interfering with small country towns. Keep this in mind if you travel with a caravan.
You could try a simple antenna cable to the TV with open bare wires at the other end with a couple of rods attached.
Just to prove whether it's your roof antenna or wiring.
Rabbits ears will usually pick up enough of a signal to prove the point.
Unfortunately with digital you will have to retune the TV to see if it's getting a signal. Auto Retune. As there is either a signal or none. Unlike the old days of seeing part of a ghost signal.
Then you will know if your TV & it's tuner is working OK.
There is an App I have on my iPhone which helps.
It indicates what direction & distance the transmitters are from your location. AntennaMate
Hope this Info Helps
Cheers
https://antennamate.com/
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