what is the range of this antenna
1954056
It's about 50 miles as the crow flies....With building and mountains, about 35 miles
1954057
I think it depends on a number of factors, so there is no definite answer. Do you have a lot of trees surrounding your house, are you in a valley, where are you planning on installing the antenna? It also depends on the weather at times. We have discovered that if it is very windy the signal can cut out on some stations. We live about 40 miles from Boston, MA and 25 miles from Providence, RI. We can get channels from both directions, but sometimes we will have issues. Usually you can find the same program coming from another station in another direction.
1954058
Kind of tough to say and it depends upon a couple of things. If you mount this on the roof, I would expect the range to be about 50% further than if you mount this inside the attic or a closet like me. The antenna is directional and needs to be pointed in the direction of the stations you want to receive. I am able to pull in all Boston area stations that are about 35-40 miles away. I pick up 28 different stations right now with the antenna mounted inside my closet. Stations that are 50+ mile away from me (Portland ME - 60 miles, Providence RI -80 miles) are not accessible. Hope this helps. Kind of tough to say and it depends upon a couple of things. If you mount this on the roof, I would expect the range to be about 50% further than if you mount this inside the attic or a closet like me. The antenna is directional and needs to be pointed in the direction of the stations you want to receive. I am able to pull in all Boston area stations that are about 35-40 miles away. I pick up 28 different stations right now with the antenna mounted inside my closet. Stations that are 50+ mile away from me (Portland ME - 60 miles, Providence RI -80 miles) are not accessible. Hope this helps.
1801444
I don't know how big the range is. It worked ok for me but the local stations are very close by. It probably average. It is going to depend where you live and the geography between you and the broadcast towers.
1838270
The range depends on your antenna and how it is tuned. Buy a quality antenna and a swr meter to tune it for maximum range. You will need an adapter to plug it into the cigarette plug but try running the power wire directly to the battery. Be sure to fuse the power wire.
2059789
I don't know, but can tell you that our broadcast towers are about 25 miles away..tho they are up high on a ridge with nothing in the way. It works fine at this distance.
23625
I use in an office setting. The farthest I have used it is about 20 feet and that distance was good reception.
881710
I believe the manufacturer states 45 miles, but I've had success at about 60 miles. Height does matter in this case, I've boosted my signal just by setting the antenna about 1.5 feet higher than it was about 2 weeks ago and it's made a significant difference.
2230465
Range is at least 25 - 30 feet. Don't know what frequency it broadcasts on.
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.
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.
1926296
the range of this transmitter is very good, look I live in a small town in Honduras, about my city is about 5 km, so I have an antenna TYPE: Wave 8.5 Vertical Collinear Antenna FM this is the link of the antenna : 5/8 Wave Collinear Vertical FM Antenna .... I hope you serve the information, if you have other queries you make it
664128
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.
1882799
according to specs the gain is negative for VHF, so you will be better off with a plain dipole for that frequency range.I have a station on VHF channel 12 very close and this antenna won't pick it up, but it is pretty good with the remote UHF stations.
376067
And make sure you know how far away yer antenna will pick up TV signals: some say 35 miles, some say 50 miles. If you live farther than that, you wont get any reception.
342148
I believe within 300-500 fts (not yard b/c 1yard = 3ft). The further away, the signal is weak and sometime it disables itself. It is great within a house (downstair and upstair.) I hope the info will help you in making the selection.
1337173
I'm located in NC mountains and using this C2V-CJM antenna indoors. At first I received just a few stations 80-100 miles away. I later added a CM7777 30db gain amp and now receiving as many as 25-30 channels from 3 different markets.
124649
What you want to look for is the gain on the antenna. In most cases, the outdoor antenna will provide between 2 and 3db gain. but you can find higher. Be sure you're looking at an antenna for the right frequency ranges (700 mHz, 800, mHz and 1900 Hz)
1160320
15 miles is comfortably within this antenna's range. It appears though that is 20 inches at its widest and just over a foot tall. I hang mine horizontally and diagonally and it works great. Hope you can visualize that. But what is you terrain or other obstacles and is the station a low or high power station. All in all I think your chances with this product are good.