can I receive signal from Filipino Channels while i am here in Arizona?
1247067
If you sign up for direct tv than yes http://www.directv.com/international/filipino. If you do they should be provided a dish and a satellite tuner but there will be a monthly subscription. You won't be able to get signal from actual Filipino satellites.
1153718
I'm using DirecTV with mine so I'm not sure if you'll require an antenna to receive the local channel feed.
807939
Of course not. The unit must be registered with Dish to receive signals. If you are trying to steal satellite service, you will have to find a different way.
1636802
I don't believe so. You might be able to find some broadcasting antennas for it, but as far as I know, it can only receive a signal.
72586
NO, Florida blocks all antenna signals. COME ON, seriously??? Is this a real question?? Does a hamburger taste good in North Dakota??
641265
Works fine with most major networks, regarding Philippines, once a common sim card is used it will be fine.
1151389
We use an external antenna rather than paying DirecTV for channels we don't watch. In rural southern Arizona we get all the networks, 2 all-movie channels and many others. And lots of Spanish-language channels. We even get Phoenix channels from 100 miles away.HINT: if you want to use the "info" button on your remote, you have to set the time. This is importatnt if you unplug the TV or if there is a power outage. Otherwise you will get a "no information available" warning. Just go on the Menu and set the time.
1904433
The short answer is "yes", but it depends on whether the particular station you want is available on Reciva. I am guessing that most of them are. I listen to talk stations in Chicago, Boston, Phoenix and others and I am in Cleveland. If I could understand French, Spanish, etc., I could listen to talk from countries in which those languages are spoken. The content that is available on the internet is nothing short of amazing!
284341
you have to call and let Directv know where you are. They will guide you through the process. We use our antennae most of the time and switch back and forth.sw
397830
I did return it, can not receive some of local channels. can not have answer for you sorry
1191671
This antenna is not made for VHF-LO so it will brobably be sub-par, where are you?, I think there is no more transmission in that band neither in the US or Canada. Not sur about Mexico though...
316926
Yes, this unit will allow you to receive local programming. My only complaint (and it may be just my location in Columbus, OH) is that I'm not able to get a signal for any local channels while my car is in motion--- there is actually just one channel that is viewable while in motion and I believe it is transmitted over an ATSC signal. All of the local channels however are viewable when my car is stopped.
990789
As long as the provider does not require it to watch the channels you want then no. Local SD and HD channels over the air should work fine.
2089663
I have dish network and use it for when I don't get a signal. it works great so far.
2250585
I do not receive 97W signals in Trinidad. The 95W feed (I receive) is DirectV LA and requires a circular LNB which this is not
556559
Yes, with device hooked between your antenna and your TV you can watch free over-the-air broadcast TV as long as you are within range of those broadcast signals. If you live in or near a major city you should have no problem even with an interior antenna. If you live more than 30 miles from the broadcast source you will need an exterior antenna. In either case you will get more channels and a better picture if you upgrade any existing antenna to a "digital" antenna. I made my own. I live 120 miles from Phoenix and currently receive 42 digital channels. http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/how-to/tv/build-your-own-digital-tv-antenna
1704433
Sure you can plug it in, but you probably won't receive anything. I'm quite sure that all broadcasts in the United States are now in digital except for possibly the odd UHF station.