what channels does this receive clearly, and what is the distance rating?
1258247
We are about 62 miles north of Green Bay, WI and are able to pick up all the Green Bay stations with no difficulty. Our antenna is mounted on a tower about 50' AGL. The antenna has such good gain that we couldn't use the 20dB preamp without overloading the televisions. All the Green Bay stations except one are UHF. I highly recommend this antenna.
1258248
I don't know the distance rating, but we receive channels from Portland and Bangor Maine. Portland is the farthest away, around 2 hours.
18908
I live in Waldorf MD. I am about 35 miles from our towers as well. I tried 3 antennas. Clearstream 2V, DB8e, and the Winegard HD 7694P. The Clearstream 2V worked pretty good, DB8e not as good for me, and the Winegard worked the best by far. Higher is better. I ended up with the 7694 a preamp and distribution amplifier to send throughout the house. I got about 30 channels on the Clearstream but it took a lot of tweaking. The DB8e never dialed in as well. The 7694 worked great the moment I set it down.
1570160
It has a range from 88.1 all the way up to 107.9. It's just a matter of which ones are usable, depending on the area. 105.5 works best for me in my neck of the woods.
1055775
Sorry but I have no idea. It works great that is about all I know. I get 29 channels on mine.
1354752
Its about 50 t0 80 feet with some obstructions. I wouldn't buy this model though. Keep dropping the signal. Spend a little more and get a better one. You won't regret it.
1762114
I have not had any issues with reception. In fact, for the price, this is an incredible product. My TV is on the same floor about 50 feet away.
1660651
I have checked and it only goes to 88.1. I have also noticed that with this I have had no problems at all with interferences even channels that have something coming in it will still play and the sound is very clear
1409680
ALL the stations I get are 60 miles or closer, with some less than 30 miles and there is no over-amplification apparent in any of them; from the bottom to the top. I have a long run of cable with 2 connectors and have split to a second TV with NO issues at all. One TV is HD 1080P and the other is not. The clarity on all channels is excellent. It can't improve a poor signal but will give you all that is received.
626416
Hi, you should get those channels, this antenna has more than a 50 mile radius. Give it a shot and put it up high where no interference will block you signal. Hope this helps.
618041
I found the fcc website better because the colors mapped to the descriptions green, yellow, red and seem to indicate signal strength vs just distance.. To the best of my knowledge, basic is for green channels, high performance yellow and green and theoretically, extreme, for yellow, green and red. I have the $35 and I can get the green, yellow and some of the red. The remaining red I can get if the weather is clear. Oh, measure how far to a window. Mine did not work well unless in a window and I needed to order and extension piece of coax cable so I could place it high in the window.
1637171
Hi, KJC. I purchased this antenna for a home on a lake. I went directly to the Mohu website and entered in my zip code. It gave me a decent idea what stations I could receive. There is also a few websites that can help you get an idea what stations broadcast from your area. Try the following: www.antennaweb.org; www.fcc.gov; www.antennapoint.com; www.tvfool.com or www.antenna.tv. They will help you to understand what stations transmit the closest to your area.I purchased this antenna after some research. I am very happy with the quality of the reception and the number of stations. You might have to play with it a bit but it works great. Hi, KJC. I purchased this antenna for a home on a lake. I went directly to the Mohu website and entered in my zip code. It gave me a decent idea what stations I could receive. There is also a few websites that can help you get an idea what stations broadcast from your area. Try the following: www.antennaweb.org; www.fcc.gov; www.antennapoint.com; www.tvfool.com or www.antenna.tv. They will help you to understand what stations transmit the closest to your area.I purchased this antenna after some research. I am very happy with the quality of the reception and the number of... » Read More Hi, KJC. I purchased this antenna for a home on a lake. I went directly to the Mohu website and entered in my zip code. It gave me a decent idea what stations I could receive. There is also a few websites that can help you get an idea what stations broadcast from your area. Try the following: www.antennaweb.org; www.fcc.gov; www.antennapoint.com; www.tvfool.com or www.antenna.tv. They will help you to understand what stations transmit the closest to your area.I purchased this antenna after some research. I am very happy with the quality of the reception and the number of stations. You might have to play with it a bit but it works great. « Show Less
1628084
I'm not sure, we use it at our tailgate when we go to Auburn games. Picks up about 8 channels clearly. Very easy to connect and put back into box. We have friends that take it on hunting trips into the woods and they get channels.
1353279
Considering its cost, easy in home placement it's working great. I am receiving signals from stations 100 miles away. However it's unknown if those signals are retransmitted locally. That's the key to your question.
2230465
Range is at least 25 - 30 feet. Don't know what frequency it broadcasts on.
638937
I am not overly happy with mine. I could not tell one bit of difference from the low signal I was already getting in my classroom at school. I will admit that I am somewhat a novice, so I may not be getting the best benefit from mine. Don't know if you can change the channel.
518936
It has a better receiver than my radio shack radio. I was impressed with the clarity of am, fm as well. 100 miles seems like a possibility if the broadcast station is a strong one.
108710
I can't tell you, channel 2 may be different in your area. I receive ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, CW, and PBS with great reception on all of them. You may want to call the station directly and ask them what the signal range is and compare that with your distance for the broadcast tower.