can I get fox news and CNN
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No... this antenna only receives over-the-air signals (like the "old fashioned" "rabbit-ears"). Unless Fox News or CNN broadcasts over-the-air, you'll have to resort to your cable service :-( to get these stations.
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sorry, only OTA channels (over the air)--fox news is provided only by paying cable or satellite for the services.
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I think one needs to be careful here! there's a DIFFERENCE between OTA Fox TV and Fox News. The latter is a cable channel, so I doubt you can get it OTA.......this is for LOCAL OTA channels, not cable only or premium channels.
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Fran-- How would we know? You haven't said where you live. If you live within line of sight of the antenna tower for a local Fox TV station, then you can get it with an antenna like this. If you don't, you can't. Most of the other answers, giving a flat "no," are flat wrong. It's remarkable how many people think that their local TV situation is true everywhere in the country. Most big cities have a Fox station, along with CBS, NBC & ABC. But CNN is a cable & satellite-only channel. However, the antenna should come with a warning that watching Fox News causes brain damage. Fran-- How would we know? You haven't said where you live. If you live within line of sight of the antenna tower for a local Fox TV station, then you can get it with an antenna like this. If you don't, you can't. Most of the other answers, giving a flat "no," are flat wrong. It's remarkable how many people think that their local TV situation is true everywhere in the country. Most big cities have a Fox station, along with CBS, NBC & ABC. But CNN is a cable & satellite-only channel. However, the antenna should come with a warning that watching Fox News causes brain damage.
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From disable cable.com: "Many people don't realize that if you live near a large or medium-sized city, and you have a modern flat-panel TV (made in 2006 or later), you should be able to receive hi-definition digital TV for FREE over the air by using an antenna. The stations available are the major networks, ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, etc., plus PBS, plus local stations. Often the picture quality is BETTER than that of cable TV!" I see Fox in that line-up
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I wasn't able to pull anything in. I live in Fountain Hills. Perhaps you will have better luck. I had to send it back.
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I couldn't get it to work for me at all. I live 35-50 miles from the closest tv station and so I call them directly to see if it would work for me, they said it would but did not at all and so I ended up returning it. Sorry I can't help you.
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Unfortunately, you can get Fox news if you are within range. CNN does not broadcast over the air in our area.
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Netflix,Hulu plus,VuDu HD movies,opera TV Store,CinemaNow,Pandora,YouTube,Internet TV,Rhapsody,AccuWeather,Twitter,flickr,Facebook. I have not found a way to get anymore . i hope that helps
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Yes! You can watch US channels by pre-loaded world-live-tv app or youtube. And you can also find other more TV/Movie apps to install from the Android martkets like google play.
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No, only over the air free channels. The ones you are asking about come with a satellite or cable commitment.
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Hey PenName 1, how about some additional info about non-cable (over-the-air) Hi Def TV.If I get a good antenna (like the PowerQ) to go with the Panasonic TC-L26X1, what stations will I get? Can I get ESPN, or MSNBC, or FOX News?Generally, all I watch is network TV (NBC, CBS, ABC), PBS, & (on rare occasions) local channels, plus ESPN (for Mon night football) and occasionally -- I can do without them on the kitchen TV, especially since I can get them on my Pioneer -- CNN, CNBC, FOX News & MSNBC.Maybe my best strategy is an HDTV (like the Panasonic VIERA TC-L26X1) with a good antenna.Thanx. Hey PenName 1, how about some additional info about non-cable (over-the-air) Hi Def TV.If I get a good antenna (like the PowerQ) to go with the Panasonic TC-L26X1, what stations will I get? Can I get ESPN, or MSNBC, or FOX News?Generally, all I watch is network TV (NBC, CBS, ABC), PBS, & (on rare occasions) local channels, plus ESPN (for Mon night football) and occasionally -- I can do without them on the kitchen TV, especially since I can get them on my Pioneer -- CNN, CNBC, FOX News & MSNBC.Maybe my best strategy is an HDTV (like the Panasonic VIERA... » Read More Hey PenName 1, how about some additional info about non-cable (over-the-air) Hi Def TV.If I get a good antenna (like the PowerQ) to go with the Panasonic TC-L26X1, what stations will I get? Can I get ESPN, or MSNBC, or FOX News?Generally, all I watch is network TV (NBC, CBS, ABC), PBS, & (on rare occasions) local channels, plus ESPN (for Mon night football) and occasionally -- I can do without them on the kitchen TV, especially since I can get them on my Pioneer -- CNN, CNBC, FOX News & MSNBC.Maybe my best strategy is an HDTV (like the Panasonic VIERA TC-L26X1) with a good antenna.Thanx. « Show Less
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Go online to the reciva.com site. All the stations you can receive are there.
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It will depend on what channels your provider carries. I get channels that TW won't carry, all in true HD.
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Sorry, Richard, but i do not know. If those programs are only offered on satellite radio they may not be available. However, if they are also streamed on the internet, then you would be able to hear them.
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I am currently getting ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, PBS. If I rotate it a bit, I can also pick up others like WB etc.
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No, you won't get CNBC or AMC as they are cable-only channels. For good information as to over-the-air channels and their broadcasting ranges, with color-coded maps showing signal strength for different locations (you can input an address) -- here's another good resource: see http://www.tvfool.com/.
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You just need a high speed internet connection of some sort. Certain channels like HBO Go or Fox or SHO require a cable subscription (or a sign in code from a friend who has a cable subscription) in order to use. Other channels are free or require a monthly subscription (Netflix; Hulu Plus) or have on demand options where you pay for the content you want to watch.
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Depends on where you are. In a major city (where I am) I receive abc, nbc, cbs, 2 fox channels, ion, an old movie station, pbs, and some random ones like asian gospel and spanish stations. It's plenty for me. I imagine if you're out in the country you would receive less.
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Yep! Just be sure to ask for a multi-stream CableCard. It's easier to have them set it up, I think...
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Yes you can:) just make sure you change the channels on them and you should be good to go
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Yes if they're live on the available networks. Anything that's being broadcast will show up.
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Two possibilities I can think of off the top of my head: 1) you have only a basic cable subscription that doesn't include CNN or MSNBC, or 2) you have the proper subscription, but your carrier requires some type of decoder in order to receive them. Digital cable usually requires a cable box or a Cablecard adapter to receive "paid" channels. In the analog days, yeah, you could hook up any cable-ready TV to any cable connection in the house and get a signal, but the access companies have determined that it's in their own best interest to charge a fee for every TV.