I live in mt Washington area in Los Angeles will it work at up hill area?
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I believe this antenna is a waste of money. I live 10 miles from Youngstown Ohio and I do not consistently get reception from the channels based out of there. I purchased it to receive channels from Cleveland which I live sixty miles from and there has been no chance of receiving there channels. My antenna is mounted on the peak of a two story house.
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I live in Petersburg Va. and I could not get it to work, there is no reception at all. Hope this helps you.
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I don't think it will work, at least in LA. It is too windy. It never works for me. I only play it in room. It is great one though.
230024
Should work any where there is an active phone outlet. I've had mine for over a year and not had any problems hooking it up anywhere in the house. The Bluetooth feature works great too with a much better range and reception than most devices. It comes with a base that can be mounted to your kitchen should you ever want it there.
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It will. If a signal is in the area, it will pick it up . Just follow directions in the manual. Try WiFi calling if your mobile allows it.its a plus for me.
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Go here for likely reception results: http://transition.fcc.gov/mb/engineering/dtvmaps/ (enter Mulkilteo, WA) Your reception will depend how high up you are on the hill and straight line to Seattle area. Be sure antenna is in or near window facing Seattle.
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Hi Steve,To be perfectly honest, I don't know. It would depend on whether or not service is available there.Sincerely,Etta
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It sounds like it should work well for you. Trees do not usually present a problem but hills and mountains do. I suggest that you look at tvfool.com which will give you a better idea which stations you could receive from your location.
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I'm not sure. I know it works very well in the City. The stations are about 28 miles from my house.
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It should work in some places, but may not in others; see: http://www.adaptelec.com/index.php?main_page=document_general_info&products;_id=321
203601
Depends. I bought mine and installed it. I live in coral springs, fl, a relatively flat area, so the signals come in crisp from the local stations. the type of house you live in shouldn't matter. it's the topography of the area you live in. hills, tall buildings, etc... will effect reception.
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It will work on both to get local channels. Beware of the limitations of local channels. You may need an outside antenae if the local station is far from your location. I live in the mountains so I don't receive some of the signals my neighbors higher up the mountain receive.
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If the receiver is plugged in, it should work anywhere. If you continue having issues, please send us a private message and we are happy to assist you.
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I have the Mohu curve in a house near Yosemite. I thought there was no chance I'd get any reception there, but can now get about 20 channels. I would think if it works in a remote area like this, you should have no trouble in San Jose. I think this antenna is great.
612796
I would say so...with this antenna extender, I was able to bring in an AM station from Los Angeles, all the way up in Seattle.
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If this is a USA zip code, it should but I can tell you my experience that when I was in California, part of Lake Tahoe, very high land areas, I had no reception for 3-4 hours and so frustrating. In normal lands, anywhere in the US should work, but if your location is high, forget it.
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Yes it will. I have mine set up in that fashion. It has a good range because I live outside city limits and I receive transmissions very clearly from city agencies. I hope this helps!