If I buy an antenna for the violet zone,can i get the channels from the other zones?
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You will get up to the zone the antenna is listed for depending on where you have it aimed. If you are pointed north you will not get south,east or west stations etc.Find the station towers you want first then buy the proper zone antenna and a rotatory unit if needed.
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I do not know what you mean about the zone but I bought one it works real well will pickup any thing up to about 100 miles very dependably with a rotor and amplifier
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Yes, you can. Depending on your location, the reception will vary. The website - antennaweb.org/ - can tell you what type of antenna to look for, to work in your area to get certain channels. I have a pair of these http://www.amazon.com/RCA-ANT111-Basic-Indoor-Antenna/dp/B000HKGK8Y/ref=dp_cp_ob_e_title_1 that work well for my purpose, but I do have to move it around every now and then when the signal breaks up.
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U have to do a channel search from the main menu. And then it will find all the available channels thru the antenna
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Possibly. NBC in your region is channel 11.1, but is actually broadcast on 10. A UHF Antenna (like this) will pick up high band VHF channels (which end at 14.) TV Fool (a website used to map coverage) says it has a strong signal to your area, but ti depends if where you live is hilly, or obscured by trees and also the height of the antenna.
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You can connect by being on same channel and no you have to buy antenna separately.
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Yes you can. Be sure to stay away from channels 1-8. They are illegal to use and you need a FCC license to communicate. The good news is that there are many more channels to choose from. George ( South Carolina )
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If you upgrade to the TiVo Premier, you can access your antenna channels. You can scan antenna channels during the initial setup of the TiVo. I haven't tried it on my Series 2 TiVo. Sorry.
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Borrow an old antenna from your grandparents and see if you can pick up any channels. It should pick up at least the main VHF channels easily. The newer ones like this model should pick up a few more than the old antennas. PBS channels along with CBS ABC NBC and FOX.
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Your question is not very clear. If you would like to know if you'll get antenna reception in your area, you can go to www.tvguide.com and click on "What's on TV" then on "TV Listings", it's going to bring up your location, you can then click on "change location/provider" at the top/left (it's in red), it will then give you the option to put in the zip code and service type (which would be antenna). If there is any antenna service in that area, it will list the providers and then you can click on that link to see which channels are broadcasted. I hope that answers your question. Your question is not very clear. If you would like to know if you'll get antenna reception in your area, you can go to www.tvguide.com and click on "What's on TV" then on "TV Listings", it's going to bring up your location, you can then click on "change location/provider" at the top/left (it's in red), it will then give you the option to put in the zip code and service type (which would be antenna). If there is any antenna service in that area, it will list the providers and then you can click on that link to see which channels are broadcasted. I hope that... » Read More Your question is not very clear. If you would like to know if you'll get antenna reception in your area, you can go to www.tvguide.com and click on "What's on TV" then on "TV Listings", it's going to bring up your location, you can then click on "change location/provider" at the top/left (it's in red), it will then give you the option to put in the zip code and service type (which would be antenna). If there is any antenna service in that area, it will list the providers and then you can click on that link to see which channels are broadcasted. I hope that answers your question. « Show Less
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Yes. As long as the channel is in your area, and as long as you have a digital tv tuner you will get the channel 4.1
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Yup! You just have to set them all to the same channels. (The guide book that comes along will show you)
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Yes. You should be able to, by putting each set that needs to talk to each other on different channels.
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Yes you can if it is a Dish Network LNB on the end. Dish's LNB will work on either Dish or Direct I've been told but Direct LNB only works for Direct. (LNB is the "eye" on the end where connections are made)
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Yes, but you will need to also purchase an antenna adapter as well as a reverse antenna adapter as well.
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I guess if you have a remote that works threw walls you can change the channel. But if your asking if you can see two different channels then that would be a negative
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Yes but you will not be able to pick up a lot of channels. I know that I can only get about 5 channels.
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My antenna gets signals from a station that is north of us just as well as it receives signals from the south. The station to the north is closer though... As far as re-configuring it, I have no experience with this.