what is the range for this antenna?
627714
Sorry, I do not have any idea. I do not think it has a super far range, but like I said, I am only guessing.
627715
Not sure what you mean, so will answer the best I know. The cord on this is very short. About 4 ft. long. The antenna picks up (mostly all) the TV stations very well, though I don't know where the stations are located. I'm sure they are many, many miles away.
627716
not sure about a number for the range, however this antenna would be a major waste of your time and money. I tried this thing every way possible and it simply sucks. This is truely a piece of junk.
627717
I installed mine in a lower level room and can pick up transmissions from 25 miles away. Our terrain is rolling hills and lots of trees.
2161652
1-1 1/2 miles in urban environment, 2 miles suburban, 3-5 miles open countryside. Make sure to mount the antenna just a little above the roof line of any surrounding buildings to achieve best range
1789165
This antenna will work fine on 10 meters. Just trim to achieve lowest SWR in the middle of your expected operating range and enjoy ! !
1759421
Yes. I can't remember how much is on it but you should run at least 18 feet to get great reception. There is 10 or 12 feet connected to it from the factory
346822
It has pretty good range. I have a large 1880-era brick house filled with plaster walls. I can get a signal 50 feet away outside on the porch or patio (with windows), and stream to a TV equally far away on another floor.
2022045
The advertise range is 60 miles. I get good (line of site) reception from stations that are about 45 miles away
885463
Your reception depends on the distance between you and the stations you're trying to get. Ones in your area can be found here: http://www.antennaweb.org/Address.aspx Over 60 miles or so, you need a high mounted, in the clear, directional antenna.I used this site and all the stations were approximately 40 - 45 miles away over basically flat terrain. I get all that are available in this area.
1936641
Try a 27Mz rubber ducky..These Antennas are closley matched to 162Mz.... Reserched.... (wheather channels) This is why the wheather comes in with more clarity..QUOTE}There cute little radios.But not Quite up to par for mobile use 4 watts! Not)Try 60MA! Good for 100 feet!
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.
950396
It is 4 feet, and works better than 6 other small antennas I have tested. I am going to test the August DTA245 when I get it in a few days.
1885311
I have had it at least 30-40 ft out at the most. Had small area. Have not tried to lose contact. Antenna extends about 2-3-ft. Very cool! I like it a lot. Battery only lasts ~10min though. May want to upgrade battery pack.
1985739
Probably about 20 miles. It performs as well as a roof antenna set at about 30 feet high. Placing the antenna outside and also changing its orientation will also change the stations you can pick up. The quality of your TV tuner also seems to have something to do with its range and sensitivity.
1337173
I'm located in NC mountains and using this C2V-CJM antenna indoors. At first I received just a few stations 80-100 miles away. I later added a CM7777 30db gain amp and now receiving as many as 25-30 channels from 3 different markets.
455148
I am Ham operator, I took this antenna shortened it to work on 10 meters. I have it in my attic and it works awesome, I have been able to work many country's. I'm sure your idea will work fine.
1088475
These cheep antennas work fine between 144-440mhz. We don't use 146mhz range in the USA, so no way to test it in my truck, but since it is dual band and not just single band, it should have no problem transmitting in that range, as it is a higher freq than USA 2m which this antenna works well within.
24694
I'm not entirely, sure-I believe the main transmitting antenna I was picking up while it did work were about 10 miles away. It worked for a few months, then died. I bought the RCA antenna at Fry's with a pre-amplifier, works better and is still working.
502535
This is a mid-range antenna, not a long range. And, I'm in a reception "hole" since broadcast went digital. When broadcast was analog, I could receive Dayton channels, sixty plus miles away. I could not receive even the strongest station with this antenna; but I can receive the Public channel, Bowling Green , which is slightly further away in the opposite direction. I'm not familiar with the antenna to which you referred in your query. If it works well for you, let me know.