will this antenna pick up channels in stephenville Texas
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doodah.., i also meant to ask if u were goin to mount this antenna on a rotor or not ?? cuz if u do buy a rotor then u'll need rotor wire/cable & if u go to buy the rotor cable, etc., the rotor cable is usually sold seperately from the rotor - or atleast it was when i bought my cable - the rotor cable which connects from the rotor & then runs down the pole along with ur coax or twin-lead antenna wire - will run into ur house & connect to the rotor control box.., etc. " that wire usually sells for $20-$25 plus tax at radio shack & is really the same thing 3 or 4 lead telephone wire and the only real dffrence is that the rotor wire say radio shack.., ebay or here on amazon even is the thickness of the insulation around the wire " & u can buy a 100ft. roll of telephone wire which is color coded & use in-place of that rotar wire.., the connections on my rotor are numbered : 1, 2, & 3 etc. & i just ran the red wire to #1 on both the rotor itself & to the control box.., yellow for #2.., green for #3 etc. . & it worked perfectly & i saved myself $16 by not buying any rotor wire.., just a thought - but u do whats best for u.. & again - good luck .. - coffeebean
811434
This might be a dumb question but does this need to be mounted on a roof or not, and how heavy is this thing? Does it need to rotate?
811435
I don't know since I don't live around that area. The antennae did not work for me because I was too far from tower and antennae was in attic.
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More than likely, yes. We're between Granbury and Paluxy and West of the Peak and we get all the major channels plus the addition of several others. We have our antenna mounted on a mast above the chimney on a second mast on a rotator motor, so we can adjust its direction from in the house. We also bought a preamplifier and are very happy! We have about 37 channels. Signal reception is "line-of-sight", which means if you are on a hill ike we are and have other hills, trees or buildings in the way, it can affect the reception you get. We have never had cable and don't want it! This is what I would suggest. This should work for Stephenville too. More than likely, yes. We're between Granbury and Paluxy and West of the Peak and we get all the major channels plus the addition of several others. We have our antenna mounted on a mast above the chimney on a second mast on a rotator motor, so we can adjust its direction from in the house. We also bought a preamplifier and are very happy! We have about 37 channels. Signal reception is "line-of-sight", which means if you are on a hill ike we are and have other hills, trees or buildings in the way, it can affect the reception you get. We have never had cable and don't want it! This... » Read More More than likely, yes. We're between Granbury and Paluxy and West of the Peak and we get all the major channels plus the addition of several others. We have our antenna mounted on a mast above the chimney on a second mast on a rotator motor, so we can adjust its direction from in the house. We also bought a preamplifier and are very happy! We have about 37 channels. Signal reception is "line-of-sight", which means if you are on a hill ike we are and have other hills, trees or buildings in the way, it can affect the reception you get. We have never had cable and don't want it! This is what I would suggest. This should work for Stephenville too. « Show Less
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If your looking for a great antenna that is optimized for the new digital TV frequencies, check out the HD Stacker antenna at Denny's Antenna Service (http://www.dennysantennaservice.com/hd_stacker_tv_antenna-html.html). This is a much smaller antenna and I found it worked very well for me. Price is $99 (on sale). Good luck!
811438
Rev you measure distance to stations. With a rotor you can get stations up to 75 miles. Provided there are no mts.
811439
Unfortunately, I can't be 100% sure on that question, I'm not in that area I live in Missouri and the antenna is worthless. We have three major TV stations in Columbia and this antenna won't even pick up some local channels for us so it's not worth taking a chance
312122
That might be a good idea. I would check http://transition.fcc.gov/mb/engineering/maps/ to see the estimated channels you can get in your area.
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It should, it all depends on where you live and how far you are from the broadcasting stations. For me it picks up over 80 channels all of my local channels plus multiple ethnic channels from Spanish to Vietnamese. It is the best antenna I've had, definitely worth the money. I should not you either need a television with a built in digital converter or a desperate digital to analog box.
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I hooked it to my RV antenna and it works great. You have to do a scan in the setup mode for the tuner to find your local channels.
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Yes, it should. I live in a mountainous area. I did pick up a few extra stations and what I did get seemed to come in clearer.
548190
No. It picks up local channels, CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX, PBS, QVC, Home Shopping. I hope this helps.
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Yes it will work perfectly. You just need to find an open station. Use this site to find a clear channel http://radio-locator.com/cgi-bin/vacant
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I assume it would. But just so you know, I only got one extra channel (Fox) with this antennae compared to an older one.
1851172
It sure will, browse to C, and you will have subset channels 1-8. Starting at 5705 channel 1 to 5945 channel 8.
737969
Check out this website for your areahttp://antennaweb.org/address.aspxIt is pretty accurate but I am getting more channels than it says I should so your mileage may vary.
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not from my experience. I live about 8 miles from local station antenna site. couldn't receive it, even drove about a mile away from my home to hill, no better result. returned item.
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Yes it would. As far as tx distance not sure. But should be able to rx without a problem. I haven't upgraded antennas but I just use as a local handheld scanner anyway.
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It picks them up if the antenna is placed in the right spot. My old rabbit ears worked better for some stations. If you can get the antenna to an outside wall or window it works pretty well.
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The channel master website has a helpful attenna selector http://www.channelmasterstore.com/antenna_choice_a/134.htm I did not know about the antenna selector but it said this was the correct antenna for my location and this antenna works well at my house.
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I get stations that are within 50 miles of me, all the locals except for Fox, and I'm sure if I moved my antenna around some, I could pick it up too. The remote works good, just barely touch it to turn. I believe it goes one way, then reverses, so you can fine tune in the channels. For the price of the antenna I am very happy with it. Maybe one day I will turn it towards Tallahassee and see if I can pick up stations further away, but already getting 10 channels coming in great, and no more than I watch, works great for me. Hope this helped some.
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I'm not sure. It should. I live in the country and it picks up several OTA channels.
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D~ did you get this and does it work for you? I am also in SJ and looking at getting an antenna. Thx!!!