does anyone use this in Everett or Mukilteo WA? How many stations do you receive?
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I'm in Tacoma and get all the major stations (ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, CW, and both the Seattle and Tacoma PBS) along with the local channels like KONG and JoeTV without problems.
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I don`t recommend this small one . picks up maybe 25 channels ! the larger one cost a little more but picks a lot more 40+ channels. We have both large and small .Hope this was helpful
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Go here for likely reception results: http://transition.fcc.gov/mb/engineering/dtvmaps/ (enter Mulkilteo, WA) Your reception will depend how high up you are on the hill and straight line to Seattle area. Be sure antenna is in or near window facing Seattle.
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If you want to check the over the air TV broadcasts in your area, go to AntennaPoint dot com and put in your address. If you have broadcast towers outside 25 miles from you, get an amplified (Mohu, Wineguard or AmazonBasics) antenna with a range that is suitable. 35 to 50 mile flat antenna ranges are available. Major networks as other reviewers have mentioned are available, you just have to have the right range on your antenna to get them! I am a cord cutter who wrote a book: Simple Guide to Over the Air Free TV, which is on Amazon and written to help people just like you - enjoy free over the air TV! If you want to check the over the air TV broadcasts in your area, go to AntennaPoint dot com and put in your address. If you have broadcast towers outside 25 miles from you, get an amplified (Mohu, Wineguard or AmazonBasics) antenna with a range that is suitable. 35 to 50 mile flat antenna ranges are available. Major networks as other reviewers have mentioned are available, you just have to have the right range on your antenna to get them! I am a cord cutter who wrote a book: Simple Guide to Over the Air Free TV, which is on Amazon and written to help people just like you - enjoy free over... » Read More If you want to check the over the air TV broadcasts in your area, go to AntennaPoint dot com and put in your address. If you have broadcast towers outside 25 miles from you, get an amplified (Mohu, Wineguard or AmazonBasics) antenna with a range that is suitable. 35 to 50 mile flat antenna ranges are available. Major networks as other reviewers have mentioned are available, you just have to have the right range on your antenna to get them! I am a cord cutter who wrote a book: Simple Guide to Over the Air Free TV, which is on Amazon and written to help people just like you - enjoy free over the air TV! « Show Less
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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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Yes, I live about 20 miles out of Seattle's tower antennas. Works perfectly hidden in my attic.
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#1,y #2,y and i am across the lake in nice from one of the towers i believe on mt knotki whichis about 25 or 30 miles. i tried everything and it didnt pick up any reception anywhere i put it.
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I doubt if it will work as each unit only has 4 addresses, ie: 1 thru 4. So if you want to have 8 stations, you'll have 2 of each address
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Hello,I installed mine over a year ago and it works amazing up here in the mountains even with a steel building. I have 5 bars on my phone through out my 7,000 sq ft structure. As I remember I had to call Wilson and ask which antenna would be best for my system. I purchased whatever they told me to get...and it works awesome. If you are wondering...definitely call Wilson for your particular installation and location.
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D~ did you get this and does it work for you? I am also in SJ and looking at getting an antenna. Thx!!!
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I live in central FL and I am able to receive 56 channels between the Orlando and Tampa stations it picks up. I have it in my attic and I am using a signal amplifier, it is aimed at the Orlando towers based upon the heading that www.antennapoint.com gave me. I used the compass on my phone to do this and the antenna works great!
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It's supposed to be as many as you want as long as the code is set the same between all units. I have had issues with the 2nd one I attached changing channels but I think that is a remote issue....signal still works fine.
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There are 16 transmitters within 60 miles of my house. I get about 7 channels. Only 5 sometimes. I would guess no, but I can't say for sure. The big different between this and "rabbit ears" is that, if you don't get a strong enough signal, you just won't get anything. With rabbit ears, you'll get some fuzziness and an inconsistent picture.
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Arlene, we've had very good results, in fact we have two, one downstairs in the living room with our main sound system/hdtv and one upstairs in our bedroom as same. No complaints here, and they have stayed on ever since we got them. As long as you can zero in on the station and the signal is moderate, it has been crystal clear reception. Hope that helps!
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Sue, did you request set up service? I was told that that was something that was only available by request from Pilot. I live in Washington state.
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I'm in Indiana and can pick up all the over the air channels available although I may have to move the antenna a bit to better receive some of them since this is an indoor antenna. I think I get around 20 channels.
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I live in Waldorf MD. I am about 35 miles from our towers as well. I tried 3 antennas. Clearstream 2V, DB8e, and the Winegard HD 7694P. The Clearstream 2V worked pretty good, DB8e not as good for me, and the Winegard worked the best by far. Higher is better. I ended up with the 7694 a preamp and distribution amplifier to send throughout the house. I got about 30 channels on the Clearstream but it took a lot of tweaking. The DB8e never dialed in as well. The 7694 worked great the moment I set it down.
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I was less,miles away from a lot of the stations and I only got 2-3 on a good day, but now I am paying over a hundred bucks for pretty much the same channels I was suppose to get for free. There is a place in the info section where you put in ur zip code and it says how many channels u should get. My sister has a cheap one diiferent brand and it works great. I say try this one or any brand and see how it works for you it's worth a try and you will save a ton of money. If it does not work send it back.
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I live about 15 miles from the antenna that transmits the signals from most of the stations and I get very good reception. I have mine in the basement and I have a very small window facing the direction where the antenna is, and I get all of the channels. Here in Minneapolis and St. Paul, there are a couple of main antennas that do this and I happen to know where they are. Maybe you are not facing the right direction, or maybe there are too many buildings or interference in the way, or maybe you live too far. Find out where the antenna that transmits the signal is and make it face that way. Since I bought mine, I get all of the channels. Before this one, I tried two different ones (RCA and another one) and neither worked. This one is so far by far the best. I think if I bring it to the main floor I will even get more channels. I hope it helps.
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I live over 50 miles from most of the stations in rural Maine. I get all the major stations you mention with a good UHF/VHF antennae which can cost around 80 bucks.The rest I stream including PBS stuff on Roku.