What is the reception range of the Winegard HD9095P UHF High-Gain 39-Element HDTV Antenna?
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I receive good signal from 45 miles away, my height is 25 feet above ground and have some obstruction in the distance. I use a preamp and the signal is clear.
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It is hard to estimate, I am receiving translator UHF stations, low power, not main broadcast signals. The longest distance translator is 27 miles from my location and I receive a very strong signal not requiring a pre-amp. I choose this high-gain antenna because it is anchored to the mast at 3 points making it a sturdy installation. Again a fringe area antenna but much depends on terrain and obstructions in your signal path.
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It doesn't quite reach the 100 mile range for us, but that could be the area we are in that is the problem not the antenna.
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The advertise range is 60 miles. I get good (line of site) reception from stations that are about 45 miles away
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Winegard Direct and several other web sites will make antenna recommendations based on your physical address and channels you want to receive. In every case, YMMV. However, if you can get a signal indoors most of the time, you can probably get a much better one with a roof-mounted antenna. Basically, you need to get up higher and eliminate as much structure between you and the broadcaster as possible. Make sure the antenna is both VHF and UHF, preferably not uni-directional unless all your stations are on the same antenna farm. Try antennaweb dot com or just Google "TV antenna recommendations."
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The 36 db high Performance works then doesn't work. I had 2 of them and threw them away. A preamp close to a TV antenna works well. However, VHF channels are hard to receive at a distance.
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What is a recommended antenna length for this model and the associated range?
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No.*Range: Up to 45+ miles*Strong performance across UHF DTV spectrum*All weather Balun included*Flexible aiming characteristics, 60˚ beam-width*Indoor, outdoor and attic use*Peak gain: 12 dBi*Front to back ratio greater than 18 dBi*23"L x 16.25"H x 7"D*Lifetime warranty
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That's a tough one to answer! There are SO many variables. To start with, we know the gain of this antenna - it's one of the highest, varying from 11 dBi at channel 14 to 16 dBi at channel 55. However, major factors other than the gain of the antenna are the power of the transmitter(s) you're trying to receive. They vary greatly, but go as high as about 1 million watts. Then there's terrain. Any mountains between you and the desired stations. What's the height of the transmitting antenna at the stations you're trying to receive. And using a low noise pre-amp for long distance reception is a must. However, I can give you the tools to check it yourself. First, using the Internet go to tvfool.com On the right side of the page, click See which stations you can get on a map. Scroll down to Start Maps. Click it of course. This brings up a new screen. Type in your address. Then click Map This. When the new page opens up, scroll down and you'll see a list of all the stations you should be able to get. The ones you'll be able to receive with the XG91 antenna are all of those whose number in the last column - the one called NM (dB) have a number larger than -18. So start at the top and work down the -18 level. That's your cutoff for digital TV. And play around with the tvfool path calculator. There are some other neat features, such as actually being able to SEE the signals that are coming in at your address.
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It is 98" I actually drilled the rivot out of that set of elements to make the antenna smaller. I live 27 miles from tv towers in hilly terrain. It still picks up excellent in the vhf high and low bands and uhf. This is a great antenna for the price!
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IF what you are asking for is combine two signals that already carry UHF/VHF into one feed, I used a Wineguard CC-7870 ( Winegard CC-7870 Antenna Coupler ) to combine two Clearstream C2V ( ClearStream 2V Indoor/Outdoor HDTV Antenna with Mount - 60 Mile Range ) antennas pointed at different broadcast locations. Keep the cables near equal length for best results.
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Sue, if you live in a metropolitan area and a high rise, just about any tv antenna will work, does not have to be an HD type to pick up the signal. In my case I live 25 miles from the tv transmitter, so I need an outdoor antenna mounted about 15 feet high. Indoor antennas for me ,simply will not work.
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I do not know exactly, but the amplifier can be connected from the USB connection of your HDTV, so it cannot be more than a few volts. It also comes with a wall plug step down transformer with a USB output port so you can plug it in to the wall instead. The antenna pulls signals in far better than other amplified indoor antennas I have tried. If you are within 30 miles of a major metro area and not surrounded by mountains, you will most likely be happy with its perfromance. You would need an outdoor antenna on your roof if this one was unsatisfactory.
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My antenna came with a signal booster that required a 110v plug. I do not know if it would work without the booster. I would recommend going to the Winegard website for further information.
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Yes, however you will need to mount antenna 30' or higher above ground and you will need an Antenna Rotor and Winegard Antenna Amplifer. Also check TV Antenna selector Map (on line) to find Zone in which you live.
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Depending on the area your in and the broadcast stations in the area will determine how many channels you will get. Winegard MS-2002 HDTV Antenna without Cable this antenna used with this box will get you almost every broadcast in the area. You will likely pickup multiple of the same channels due to the main transmitter and small signal translators repeating the signal. A work around would be to pick the best looking strongest channel and delete the others. The converter box works just like an HD TV with a built in tuner. So far I'm very impressed with its abilities and give it 5 starts. Depending on the area your in and the broadcast stations in the area will determine how many channels you will get. Winegard MS-2002 HDTV Antenna without Cable this antenna used with this box will get you almost every broadcast in the area. You will likely pickup multiple of the same channels due to the main transmitter and small signal translators repeating the signal. A work around would be to pick the best looking strongest channel and delete the others. The converter box works just like an HD TV with a built in tuner. So far I'm... » Read More Depending on the area your in and the broadcast stations in the area will determine how many channels you will get. Winegard MS-2002 HDTV Antenna without Cable this antenna used with this box will get you almost every broadcast in the area. You will likely pickup multiple of the same channels due to the main transmitter and small signal translators repeating the signal. A work around would be to pick the best looking strongest channel and delete the others. The converter box works just like an HD TV with a built in tuner. So far I'm very impressed with its abilities and give it 5 starts. « Show Less
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You can check their website for the specs...I think the one we have has a range of 60 - 75 miles, if my memory serves me. https://www.antennasdirect.com/store/ClearStream-4-Ultra-Long-Range-Outdoor-DTV-Antenna.html
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Before you change your antenna, be sure that you have a working antenna amplifier attached at the antenna, feeding the signal down the cable to your TV. It also helps to put your antenna higher, such as in the attic, rather than lower. If you have done all this and still don't get all the channels, it MIGHT help to get the Winegard antenna. It is a very high gain antenna, but that also means that it must be pointed level and at the station directly. The high gain is achieved by making the antenna directional, unlike a dipole. Hope this helps.
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Antenna's position is The Key!!!And I use this Antenna:Philips SDV1225T/27 Indoor Passive Antennahttp://www.frys.com/product/6640864?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PGSometimes I get almost 90ch but most are foriegn! (Spanish Asian)
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Plug and play for receiving Freeview TV and DAB radio; Frequency Range: VHF 170-230MHz, HF 470-860MHz; Designed for both indoor and outdoor use; Magnetic base to increase reception capability; 1.5 metre antenna connection cable; Gain: 3.0 dBi; Height: 130mm