Does anyone have experience with this antenna in Palm Bay, FL (32907)?
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Yes, it wasn't very good, I returned it... Got less channels than an un-amplified clear channel antenna
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Nope, sorry I'm in North East Ohio but am less than 10 miles from downtown and got less reception than with the indoor antennas I already had. Good luck!
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Hi, I'm not in the Palm Bay area, I'm central Florida 10 miles south of Sebring. There are no TV stations anywhere close to me and I pull in 6 stations (NBC, CBS, ABC, Fox and a couple others). Depending on weather conditions I sometimes have to move the Leaf around a little, but for the most part it works great. I previously had an indoor antenna I'd purchased at Radio Shack and could only get one station. Florida is my winter home. My primary residence is Lansing, Michigan and I'm within 10 miles of several TV stations. In Michigan I pull in 18 stations. I dropped $93 a month cable TV and couldn't be happier. I have the major TV stations and Net Flix and save hundreds of dollars. Hope this helps. Hi, I'm not in the Palm Bay area, I'm central Florida 10 miles south of Sebring. There are no TV stations anywhere close to me and I pull in 6 stations (NBC, CBS, ABC, Fox and a couple others). Depending on weather conditions I sometimes have to move the Leaf around a little, but for the most part it works great. I previously had an indoor antenna I'd purchased at Radio Shack and could only get one station. Florida is my winter home. My primary residence is Lansing, Michigan and I'm within 10 miles of several TV stations. In Michigan I pull in 18 stations. I dropped $93 a month cable TV and... » Read More Hi, I'm not in the Palm Bay area, I'm central Florida 10 miles south of Sebring. There are no TV stations anywhere close to me and I pull in 6 stations (NBC, CBS, ABC, Fox and a couple others). Depending on weather conditions I sometimes have to move the Leaf around a little, but for the most part it works great. I previously had an indoor antenna I'd purchased at Radio Shack and could only get one station. Florida is my winter home. My primary residence is Lansing, Michigan and I'm within 10 miles of several TV stations. In Michigan I pull in 18 stations. I dropped $93 a month cable TV and couldn't be happier. I have the major TV stations and Net Flix and save hundreds of dollars. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Hi Jo. I tried 3-4 of the indoor guys. Not. We live right on the ocean, with Mt. Soledad blocking the world. We use the internet for a lot of our music, and also enjoy stuff not on the internet. So fairly inexpensively, I got an aluminum tower for one of the back balconies, and a big 28 dollar antenna. Works, A -. Search the net for the antennas. There are tons of suppliers. Mostly in the southern states.
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I know, here's a suggestion. Call C Crane and ask them. They have excellent customer service and are respectful. Also consider purchasing the antenna and trying it yourself. You can always send it back and you will know within a day or two if its right for your setup. I can say that it's stronger than the previous C Crane model because that's the one I have (the gray one). Due to the circumstances it works OK because I beefed it up using reflector home made designs that increase the signal capacity so I didn't take the step up in purchasing. Anyways hope this helps and good luck.
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I have a standard TV antenna on mine and it has handled all the weather SW Florida can throw at it. No problems with it over the past 5+ years! I get great free HD TV.
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not from my experience. I live about 8 miles from local station antenna site. couldn't receive it, even drove about a mile away from my home to hill, no better result. returned item.
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Mine doesn't work very well and I am planning on trying a different brand/type. If someone recommended an outdoor type of antenna, this may not work as it's an "Indoor" model.
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Over the past several years I find that the antenna is not the problem, but the repeater or usb adapter that has a poor signal. I am sending signals over 1/2 mile in a mobile home court (we have a lot of signal reflection/bounce) without too many problems. We are using a ASUS rt-n66u and Hawling HW3R1 repeaters or an usb adapter made by Sabrent or alpha. We have a response by the user of 3 - 5 seconds
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OK, near a window? In the city? Let me suggest this: In the center pin of your coax plug, unbend a paperclip, carefully insert it into that coax in on your tv and connect a long wire or :conductive" material to it (foil). If you rescan with that in and STILL get nothing, unlikely but may happen, it's your location. If it picks up anything, the antenna's a dud. If it works, gauge what you can get from a homebrew antenna and go up from there. This may not be strong enough to hit your local channels. I know of a 50 mile radius antenna at $60; before you throw in the towel, try the paperclip trick. THe HomeWorx is inexpensive; returns are "meh." Good luck!
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The stock antenna works good but I believe you will be satisfied with another antenna. I just ordered another one to try to see which I like better.
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We did not find the antenna to be satisfactory. It was mounted on the roof of the house and didn't seem to do much of anything. Since we weren't sure if it was working properly, my husband called to seek help. Never got a response.
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I have been using it for over a year and it has worked well. I have one Chicago antenna and one for Milwaukee, no problems.
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I have a place in northeast Wisconsin and I am 72 miles from Green Bay, Wi and I now receive all the channels from Green Bay. I have the antenna only about 12 feet off the ground right now. So I would have to say the antenna works very well.
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It's hard for me to say since I live in a metropolitan area. I will say that it worked no better than my original Mohu Leaf antenna, so I returned it. Check out http://www.antennaweb.org, you type in your zip and it will give you information about what antenna may work best and which stations you should receive.
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I do not have the slightest idea. As the antenna mounts within a manufacturers product line are the same there is a possibility of compatibility. Is it matched to the frequency range is anybodies guess. Have you checked the specs?
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I live on the NW Gulf Coast of FL. I always test antennas and radios prior to installing them in one of my vehicles. I currently have the Lil Will CB Antenna in my shop hooked up to one of my CBs and the reception is excellent on the NOAA Channel for this area. I also have another radio hooked up with a VERY old antenna and the reception is marginal compared to the Lil Wil. The antenna will meet your expectations in every way.
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I do not recommend this antenna. It works poorly and have already replaced it.
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John, I'm not that technical. My son who is a geek and friend on the caravan we were with in Alaska suggest the one mentioned. I seemed to work well and of course I had to buy a newer laptop since my "older" just couldn't handle anything and it was way too slow. We used the Antenna in our 5th wheel near the window and seemed to work very well when we stopped for the day. Hope this helps.