What color zones is this antenna rated for?
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I don't know which color zone, but this antenna does not work as well as my Leaf antenna, and it's twice the price. Instructions are difficult to follow and it looks ugly on the outside of the house making it necessary to hook-up in the attic.
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I forget the color meanings, That said, I live in Ashland OH, I receive channels from Lorain, Cleveland, Akron, Mansfield. So cleveland is a long ways away. See a map for the distance. I love this antenna.
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Don't remember what the box has but I think it's light green, for large multi-directional i.e. pretty good stuff. The antenna claims good for 70+ miles. The farthest station from my house is only 39 miles away so everything is clear, all 30 stations. Go to antennaweb.org, type in your zip code and address to locate all the stations. Use google earth to find the orientation of your house relative to the stations and aim for best reception. My Tivo has signal strength indicator for all the stations, a friend rotates the antenna on the roof until I get optimum reception. My stations are clustered N-E and S-W so the antenna was aimed that way and fine tuned using the station strength meter from Tivo. Don't remember what the box has but I think it's light green, for large multi-directional i.e. pretty good stuff. The antenna claims good for 70+ miles. The farthest station from my house is only 39 miles away so everything is clear, all 30 stations. Go to antennaweb.org, type in your zip code and address to locate all the stations. Use google earth to find the orientation of your house relative to the stations and aim for best reception. My Tivo has signal strength indicator for all the stations, a friend rotates the antenna on the roof until I get optimum reception. My stations are... » Read More Don't remember what the box has but I think it's light green, for large multi-directional i.e. pretty good stuff. The antenna claims good for 70+ miles. The farthest station from my house is only 39 miles away so everything is clear, all 30 stations. Go to antennaweb.org, type in your zip code and address to locate all the stations. Use google earth to find the orientation of your house relative to the stations and aim for best reception. My Tivo has signal strength indicator for all the stations, a friend rotates the antenna on the roof until I get optimum reception. My stations are clustered N-E and S-W so the antenna was aimed that way and fine tuned using the station strength meter from Tivo. « Show Less
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Color Zones??? Don't know what your asking. This is a long range High Definition TV antenna.
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We purchased this for an outside antenna and it didn't make a difference at all with viewing more or better. We gave it away as it was past the time that Amazon would take it back without shipping fees etc. Good Luck!
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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.
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This is a neat website I have never heard of it. I have four towers in yellow, three green, and one red according to this site. With this Amazon antenna I pick them all up with no problem. Hope this helps
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Hi Donald, No, it's just personal preference. I ran yellow cable because it was in my attic and I wanted something I could find easily. Otherwise, you can choose whatever color you want and it won't matter in the slightest.
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It's marked as RG-174, but as with anything made in China; don't trust what is written. I can't tell you for sure if it truly is RG-174 or not without dissecting the antenna.
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You can get the complete information here http://www.tvantennasale.com/Lava-HD-2605-Ultra-Outdoor-TV-Antenna-p/lavahd2605ultra.htm?gclid=CMTskM-HprwCFZTm7AodCk4A8w
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Ray H. This antenna works great on all colors. I have used this antenna for some time now, I get better color than cable.
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BUT, if you look at the gain figures in the little chart (one of the images), you'll see that this antenna is essentially unity gain, with no directivity, for channels 7 through 13 (174-216 MHz).I think it's pretty safe to assume that this is a UHF antenna! (Channels 14 through 69, or wherever they stop now. Ch. 56?)I notice that some of the reviews mention this same thing - that VHF-Hi reception is poor.So you may want to keep this in mind, if any of your ATSC stations operate on channels 7 - 13.
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I am not sure there was any information in the packaging concerning this, and I don't have the packaging anymore. Take a look at the specs on the site and see if it has any information. I will say that I am a "dead zone" and it works pretty well. Although I do still some signal loss intermittently. I also raised the antenna very high, which seems to help. Honestly, for a little more, you can get a better antenna, but it will look "ugly" above the house.
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This is a well publicized consumer fraud, this antenna 95% of time does not work, the ad statements are grossly exeggirated. The palstic, which covers the vires are the color of the next batch of the pour. Can be black, grey, clear or white.
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Sorry, but I cannot answer that question. I returned the antenna as it did not work in my garage to improve reception.
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This antenna should work fine. You may have to adjust the power setting to keep the levels within fcc limits.
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The antenna has a low VSWR on those frequencies as checked by my AEA Bravo antenna analyzer here. The transmit power that can be applied on those frequencies is untested here. It works OK on the 2 meter amateur radio band [144 to 148 Mhz.] at 10 watts. Hope that helps. The construction is fragile. The elements will break off easily at the mounting hub if they are bumped with any unusual force. I ended up selling my ST4 because of the elements breaking off. I made my own discone antenna with more durable parts and construction.
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The color coding system for HDTV antennas is only for outdoor antennas. Since this is an indoor antenna it does not have a color code associated with it. If you know where the transmitters are located you can use google maps distance measurement tool to calculate the distance from your location and match that to the rating for these antennas. https://support.google.com/maps/answer/1628031?hl=en
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Check the settings on your set top (cable/satellite) box. I know the Scientific Atlanta boxes from Time Warner have a setting to control this color.
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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.