Will i get signal from 58 miles away?
1250106
Very hard to say but probably, if you tape it to the right window. Not from it sitting next to your tv though.
1439879
it depends how far apart the houses are and the house that is not hooked up direct will have a weeker signal
147330
I am picking up my wifi from my house to my shop ( where the cc x mile is located ) I am also able to see multiple signals from others some more than a mile away. The distance is about 500 feet and I am getting 5 bars in shop, the area is wide open space .
1954057
I think it depends on a number of factors, so there is no definite answer. Do you have a lot of trees surrounding your house, are you in a valley, where are you planning on installing the antenna? It also depends on the weather at times. We have discovered that if it is very windy the signal can cut out on some stations. We live about 40 miles from Boston, MA and 25 miles from Providence, RI. We can get channels from both directions, but sometimes we will have issues. Usually you can find the same program coming from another station in another direction.
742837
The farthest I have gone is across my backyard, which is about 135 feet, without losing signal. This was an unobstructed view to my Samsung Note. If I went behind the shed the signal started to get choppy which was around the 135 foot mark.
1566047
I really doubt that it would take in that range. But, I really can't help. For I'm only about 35 miles away and it's working fine.
2035512
Not sure most of your signal is thru the sky so you should pick up a couple stations I get about 30 plus stations
1591131
I'm about 30 yards away and upstairs from my router and I get full strength signal. It's fairly good. Just make sure you use the latest drivers from their website, and not the included disk. Also be sure to set your power settings such that it doesn't turn off USB to save power, and set your USB device settings for full power on your port. This will be best on a USB 3.0 port, but still gets great speed on a 2.0 port.
112104
sorry, i can't answer that. most of my signals are from the closest big city which is 20 miles away, but i get excellent signals from those channels. hope this helps.
515079
70 miles is a long way but it is worth the try. You may need to go to an outdoor antenna or amplified one.
515687
every area has different characteristics, and RF interference, my signals are making it over 50 miles and sharp, if the broadcast towers are unobstructed between you and them, i.e. on top of tall buildings it shouldn't be a problem, there are online resources to give you estimated channel reception, take what it says and the Mohu should out perform that substantially
2177905
We are using high quality 75 ohm with a run of 53 feet. Reception of stations is excellent up to about 70 miles away. At that distance, reception is somewhat sensitive to interference from military and weather sources.
1171385
No with the default antennas, those are omnidireccional. They will loose the adequate signal around 100ft. You need to invest on some extra directional antennas to make it work on 300ft.
1799824
It should easily reach that far. I just tested it and it was a good 20 some feet before it started bugging out. Just know that some wireless sources can interfere with the reception.
2059789
I don't know, but can tell you that our broadcast towers are about 25 miles away..tho they are up high on a ridge with nothing in the way. It works fine at this distance.
1438321
It really depends on the terrain, but realistically in an urban environment you'll get around 1/2 mile. In the wilderness it will be more, but hills will block the signal. You need a clear line of sight to get distances of a more than a mile.
947513
Am not sure. Suspect it would depend on what equipment you are using to drive the signal and atmospheric conditions. I can say this....I live in East Texas and receive 'SKIP' transmissions from as far away as Florida, New York, Maine, Washington, and Puerto Rico !! The antenna is capable of receiving messages for your requirement. Transmitting would depend on your equipment.