what is the range you get on this antenna ?
890478
I live in the city of Chicago and get every available station. Not sure how far away the antennae are.
1010876
If you're planning on using the 'rubber duckie' antenna that comes with the unit then no you can't get that range. However, with an outside antenna with at least 3 decibel gain that 1 km range is possible. Mount the antenna as high as possible and away from obstructions. You should possibly check with the FCC (if you're transmitting in the U.S.) for their regulations concerning these FM transmitters.
1010877
Sorry, I don't believe you can get that type of range from this unit without a significant antenna mod .. and in which case you may run into issues with the FCC if you are operating in the US.
441051
I live in a rural area. My range is double - maybe triple - of other standard USB antennas that I tried. I can pick up signals from much further than that but not connect to them. About 300 yards and at a weak connection is the best I've done with mine. Full strength at 100 yards.
124649
What you want to look for is the gain on the antenna. In most cases, the outdoor antenna will provide between 2 and 3db gain. but you can find higher. Be sure you're looking at an antenna for the right frequency ranges (700 mHz, 800, mHz and 1900 Hz)
832300
It all depends on what is between you and the TV station Antenna. When I had it behind a concrete wall and I am only about 12 miles from the TV Station Antenna, I got reasonable reception but when I moved it out side it was great, but then I moved it up about 12' off the ground.
1422917
I am sorry, I have no idea. It is probably pure hype. The best explanation I can offer you is that Radio and TV signals require, "line of sight." At a height of ~ 10 feet, the horizon is 50-60 miles (FM radio signals do reflected from the ionosphere, increasing the distance they can be received from the transmitter). This antenna does NOTHING to enhance the signal, so any claims about distance of reception are entirely irrelevant.I found this item absolutely useless. In fact, I returned it. It is no better than a simple, 1 meter piece of copper wire. Save your money. I am sorry, I have no idea. It is probably pure hype. The best explanation I can offer you is that Radio and TV signals require, "line of sight." At a height of ~ 10 feet, the horizon is 50-60 miles (FM radio signals do reflected from the ionosphere, increasing the distance they can be received from the transmitter). This antenna does NOTHING to enhance the signal, so any claims about distance of reception are entirely irrelevant.I found this item absolutely useless. In fact, I returned it. It is no better than a simple, 1 meter piece of copper wire. Save your money.
665776
The range is about 40 miles; I live in a rural community and only receive 2 channels. It was worth it to have at least that so I have access to news & weather.
2022045
The advertise range is 60 miles. I get good (line of site) reception from stations that are about 45 miles away
1031118
Yes. I get channels from 180 miles away. About 150 air miles. Best antenna on the market.
448285
I had my wireless unit about 300 feet (100 yards) from the base but the reception started to get 'spotty.' I would say that 200 - 250 feet would be a good maximum range.
1954058
Kind of tough to say and it depends upon a couple of things. If you mount this on the roof, I would expect the range to be about 50% further than if you mount this inside the attic or a closet like me. The antenna is directional and needs to be pointed in the direction of the stations you want to receive. I am able to pull in all Boston area stations that are about 35-40 miles away. I pick up 28 different stations right now with the antenna mounted inside my closet. Stations that are 50+ mile away from me (Portland ME - 60 miles, Providence RI -80 miles) are not accessible. Hope this helps. Kind of tough to say and it depends upon a couple of things. If you mount this on the roof, I would expect the range to be about 50% further than if you mount this inside the attic or a closet like me. The antenna is directional and needs to be pointed in the direction of the stations you want to receive. I am able to pull in all Boston area stations that are about 35-40 miles away. I pick up 28 different stations right now with the antenna mounted inside my closet. Stations that are 50+ mile away from me (Portland ME - 60 miles, Providence RI -80 miles) are not accessible. Hope this helps.
1926294
I have received signal up to 3 km in hilly area. Beyond this, I didn't tested and in plain areas range may be even greater may be up to 5-8 km. Buildings and Trees are enemy to signal and try to keep antenna as up as possible, say on the topmost floor of your building.
1368054
The antenna is 24 +/-. The cable is 12-14 feet. These are approximations just looking out the window (it's really cold today). If you need more precise info', write me. papa77@comcast.net This is a good little antenna for the money. A handshake in thought, Woody
730755
I have been told by one of my co workers that this antenna will transmit up to 10 km depending on how it is set up. I set mine up for my mother in law to receive wifi in her house next door to mine and she receives full signal, even with the wifi going thru two house structures.
1985735
It depends where you mount the antenna. Mine is mounted inside my attic, 2 stories up, and I get all the Detroit area tv stations real good.They range from 2 miles to 40 miles away.
1279179
reception seems to be 15 to 20 feet transmission 10 to 15. it varies with the quality of the transmission device on the receiving device but I would say 15 feet either way would be safe.