Will i get signals that are 55 miles away ?
1952350
I did not get any signal at all. I returned it. I tried it on three televisions, including a neighbor. Some people have had very good results I did not.
1952351
I doubt it very much. I have trouble getting a good solid signal from stations only a dozen miles away. The signal strength meter jumps all over the place. If you have the antenna on the 2nd story you will have better luck.
1952352
I live in a smaller town and I can receive signals that are probably 55 miles away in different directions. I had a more expensive antenna and it didn't perform near as well. Because these are antenas, I have found placing them near a window and at a higher level on shelf above tv extends their distance ability.
626416
Hi, you should get those channels, this antenna has more than a 50 mile radius. Give it a shot and put it up high where no interference will block you signal. Hope this helps.
885463
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.
707216
No. I can get close to 90 degrees and probably get some reception at the 180 degree direction. There isn't anything there to verify this. But the signal coming it an about 120 degrees in non-existent.
772113
I have been able to work 2-meter repeaters 45 miles away with a telescopic antenna. It depends upon the terrain of course.
580783
Richard,I am pleased with the unit and can pick up signal approx 50 metres away. Live in a 3 bedroom unit and never have a problemGood luck
518939
If you're talking about AM or SW signals then yes. But your question is too broad for a definite answer. If you live 100 miles from a 50,000 watt clear channel AM station, (WABC for example) then yes you will probably pick it up.
203601
Depends. I bought mine and installed it. I live in coral springs, fl, a relatively flat area, so the signals come in crisp from the local stations. the type of house you live in shouldn't matter. it's the topography of the area you live in. hills, tall buildings, etc... will effect reception.
2040966
The answer depends on your elevation. If you are in a valley most likely you will not. If you are on a mountain top, most likely you will. However, in any instance, having a rotor on the antenna will help tremendously to fine tune the pointing to maximize the signal strength from distant cities.
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.
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.
917228
Yes, distance depends on power 25 watts or 5, and the quality/height of antennas...generally 5 miles or so..
1439879
it depends how far apart the houses are and the house that is not hooked up direct will have a weeker signal
1985738
My antenna picks up signals from transmitters 50 miles away, but a friend picks up signals that are 90 miles away. We live where it is flat with no obstacles to block the signal.
112104
sorry, i can't answer that. most of my signals are from the closest big city which is 20 miles away, but i get excellent signals from those channels. hope this helps.
112108
This antenna is good for signals within about 30 miles. For signals in the 60 mile range you will need to use a high quality exterior antenna.
1031118
Yes. I get channels from 180 miles away. About 150 air miles. Best antenna on the market.