What is the range (miles) of the antenna? Most stations for me, are around 60 miles.
40893
The ones in my area appear to be about 30-35 miles away. Not sure how far away it will pull in signals.
1300209
All depends on how close you are to the transmitters, and if you have a clear view of the sky (no building or trees). I have mine outside at about 10-12 feet. I get all my local stations (within 20-30 miles), and I have no obstructions blocking the antennae
737965
I live in Dayton, Ohio, and I can get Cincinnati stations that are located in northern Kentucky, about 60 miles. I am at the top of a hill in a rolling countryside environment. I am not sure about your geographical situation, but suggest you may opt up for the next one that is not that much more. True digital signal from an antenna is amazing, as cable and satellite signals are compromised through processing. Our worst picture here is through a DVD player.
1478250
As high as possible. I've seen a few folks with old TV antenna masts I may offer to purchase. I currently have the antenna mounted to a 20 foot metal pole and I can drive up to two miles out. Research suggests 50feet high would reach up to 5 miles out. The metal bracket that came with wouldn't fit so I opted to go with some metallic heavy-duty tape and its been up for months through wind rain and cold.
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.
387041
This unit is very small and I am using in the an area close to our Broadcasting towers..(12 miles) so with the distance that you are mentioning I would purchase a larger antenna for the distance.
1195684
Well I can't really answer that as I'm in Alaska. We have a radio antenna of the local am public radio station about 300 feet away and I have trouble getting that in until after 10 am for some unknown reason. I only get a few other stations here in this part of Alaska. It's really a lovely radio with good sound but I'm not located in a spot to tell you more sorry.
43046
I live 45 miles away from the stations. This antenna easily picked up all the stations I wanted. Good luck! Please check out www.tvfool.com for more info on stations you can get in your area.
885464
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.
909770
Antennas Direct says that this antenna has a very wide angle of reception. Use antennaweb.org or similar web site to get distance from stations and their map coordinates. You didn't indicate how far away the stations are, but assuming they are within the reception distance of the antenna, I would first aim the C2-V-CJM antenna at the closest station and scan for channels to make sure the antenna works. Then aim at station furthest away if different direction. If that channel comes in, aim the antenna midway between the two outermost stations and rescan the channels to see if one antenna will do the job.
55862
I was too far away to get any stations more than 30 miles or so. It really all depends on your geography. I'm in the mountains, way too many trees for an indoor antennae.
857687
I'm guessing it's measured in the hundreds or thousands of miles - depending on where the sirius satellites fly! Range does not really apply to this antenna - unless you are referring to the number of miles off shore you can get and still use sat radio. In that case - I believe the answer is maybe up to 100 miles.
2142017
I can not tell you whether it get signals 60 miles away, because I don't know where each of the channel signal come from. I get aproximately aboout 15 channels.
112109
I live about 40 miles North of Dallas and it works really well. If I understand the package instructions right, this is a medium multi-directional antenna. I think it could get a signal 60 miles away, however, check out this web site: http://www.antennaweb.org/ to make sure I'm not telling you something that isn't so.
415077
I do not have any trouble with my reception but it may have to do with my location. The good news is that it comes with an antenna, though not a fantastic one. I receive a strong signal from my favorite radio station which is located over 60 miles away, if that helps.
31325
What is a recommended antenna length for this model and the associated range?
2099136
About 3 miles max for me, while in Fl. Near ocean, antenna at about 20 ft. Up.