Is this antenna CEA Certified? If yes, in which of the color coded zones does it work?
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The channel master website has a helpful attenna selector http://www.channelmasterstore.com/antenna_choice_a/134.htm I did not know about the antenna selector but it said this was the correct antenna for my location and this antenna works well at my house.
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We are getting stations in the red and blue zone, plus one that does not show up as one that we should be able to receive. We have the antenna mounted on the chimney of a 2 story house and live in a hilly area. Have to adjust direction when it was mounted. Has been working well.
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I'm not sure what the acronym "CEA" stands for; this is a question best answered by a customer service rep for Channel Master. Ditto for your second question. We live the Boston, MA area if that's any assistance.
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Hi, Please refer to ASIN B006JVUAMM for the compatible antenna.Thanks, PCrush
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If you have a purple program button or a purple wire antenna, it will work!
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Wish I could answer this for you, but I have no idea. All I can say is so far this antenna has been an excellent purchase for our home.
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Mommy, The color coding you saw on antennaweb.org is for outdoor antennas to coordinate antenna type with the CEA color-coded map of TV signals. Antennaweb.org nor CEA cover indoor antennas in this manner. An indoor antenna either works in your area or it does not. If you know of someone else using an indoor antenna in your area, then this will most likely work even better. It is designed to easily pick-up available local digital [HD] TV signals and you will probably discover there is a lot more being broadcast digitally than you thought. I have had some issues where some signals are not clear at parts of a day or disappear altogether, but these are usually "fringe" channels while the major networks are all good all the time.
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No it is not FCC certified. It works in 2.4 GHz ISM band and does not require any special license but with 3 watts of transmitting I guess FCC would not give the certification because this band is for low power equipment only.With the supplied antennae you can cover up to 1000 ft line of sight with no walls /obstructionsI got a friend overseas using them with high gain directional yagi antennae (16 dbi +) at the proper height , with TX and RX close to the antenna and he is getting 5 miles + line of sight coverage.
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For me the antenna is fine, but it's connector is a coaxial standard . You should check the receiver specifications, especially resistance (usually 75 ohms) and then you can connect any standard antenna that meets those specifications.
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I can't tell you for sure. I am in Anchorage,AK and there is a station that is only 16 miles from me and I have to move the antenna just for that station sometimes. I get the other 2 networks just fine. This was the 4th antenna I tried and it was better than the others.
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I cannot answer about how well it will work in your area. I can say that after trying four other antennas, this one works great. Also, I called their customer service (about a minor issue/question) and they were very responsive. They state they will accept a return without question and I would tend to believe that.
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I don't know but I would not recommend this antenna. All of the testing I did with this antenna indicated that it decreased signal range as compared to factory antenna on my wireless access point. I took several measurements in different directions and at varying distances and in all cases the signal strength was less with this antenna.
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Hi, KJC. I purchased this antenna for a home on a lake. I went directly to the Mohu website and entered in my zip code. It gave me a decent idea what stations I could receive. There is also a few websites that can help you get an idea what stations broadcast from your area. Try the following: www.antennaweb.org; www.fcc.gov; www.antennapoint.com; www.tvfool.com or www.antenna.tv. They will help you to understand what stations transmit the closest to your area. I purchased this antenna after some research. I am very happy with the quality of the reception and the number of stations. You might have to play with it a bit but it works great.
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First response I think of is whether there is adequate signal and if the lights light up quicker if you move the antenna to a different direction?Next thing I think of is a loose connection from the side mounted switch to the antenna power line at the antenna itself?It is good to test the connection before sealing it all up, but I really don't want to go there!Good luck!
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I was using time to time this antenna in different geographical areas and different providers include in Europe-Mediterranean area.The antenna/amplifier probably is covering all standard channels and frequencies.
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From what I understand, as long as the FCC ID is the same it will work. Super easy to program.
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No it is not FCC certified. It works in 2.4 GHz ISM band and does not require any special license but with 3 watts of transmitting I guess FCC would not give the certification because this band is for low power equipment only. With the supplied antennae you can cover up to 1000 ft line of sight with no walls /obstructions I got a friend overseas using them with high gain directional yagi antennae (16 dbi +) at the proper height , with TX and RX close to the antenna and he is getting 5 miles + line of sight coverage.
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It depends entirely on where you live. Go to antenna.gov also http://www.antennaweb.org/Address.aspx. Type in your street address, zip code and a list of channels in your area will be generated. NOTE: ( at antennaweb.org check the button that indicates the antenna will be placed 30 feet above the ground. You'll get a more accurate list) The lists are color coded, indicating channels that should be easy to pick up "green" all the way to almost impossible "red". Antennaweb also generates a map showing the transmission towers in relationship to your location. Could be useful information when trying to determine where to place your antenna for best reception.
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Mine has a CE symbol on the back, presumably that means its CE certified. It also has a Intertek label, Intertek is a certifed body like UL but it tests to IEC standards (leading to a CE mark).