IMHO, one of the very best indoor models is the humble 300 ohm "T" packed along with most RF gear today. Properly installed (ideally extended at ceiling level), you need an outdoor mounted model to better its overall performance. The Magnum-Dynalab and Fanfare bottom loaded whips are primarly outdoor omni models and do not deliver particularly exciting indoor performance. Variations of the old "rabbit ears", provided they consist of direct connection, unswitched elements, are acceptable indoor performers. Whatever your choice, avoid in particular any amplified indoor model. Most of this ilk, including many $75-$100 designer models, will impose grossly unacceptable noise and distortion levels upon any RF signal. Under about 15-20 feet, try to stick with 300 ohm lead in to minimize line losses. Longer than that and you should consider RG-6 75 ohm coaxial to combat interference. Never split or combine signals. Keep it passive and go up and outdoors as much as possible. This you will find results in the best overall RF capture. Happy DXing!
