DOES IT PICK UP THE CHANNELS FOR SACRAMENTO, CA
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do you know wish channels are for sacramento so i can check on my tv for you
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The only TV we get for that area is through KRXI in Reno(not surprising since we are in ELY,Nv. Since we are picking up Reno,LasVegas, & Salt Lake City I consider the Antenna a success.
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I live near sac state and receive roughly 40 stations including the 4 major networks (NBC, ABC, CBS, and FOX), as well as PBS, My 58, and The CW. It's been my experience that the antenna needs to be in an placed near a window (or glass door if u live in an apartment) to get the best reception and most channels.
453179
yes, but over half of them are spanish speaking stations all over california. but you should get over 20 channels in that area. my husband drives from spokane wa to L. A. every week and he gets them there
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I wouldn't know as I live in Los Angeles, but I can't imagine it would have an issue picking up any channels that are broadcast over the air.
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This antenna works like the old TV antennas known as "rabbit ears", except it is made for the newer digital channels and HDTV. The antenna uses the coax cable antenna input on the TV. My guess is that it will work great no matter where you live or what brand of TV you have, as long as the TV has the correct antenna input and you live close enough to the TV station's antenna to receive the signal. I live in the Phoenix metro area and this antenna works great about 10 miles from the station antennas. I have tried this antenna with Mitsubishi and JVC TV's with excellent results. I hope this helps. This antenna works like the old TV antennas known as "rabbit ears", except it is made for the newer digital channels and HDTV. The antenna uses the coax cable antenna input on the TV. My guess is that it will work great no matter where you live or what brand of TV you have, as long as the TV has the correct antenna input and you live close enough to the TV station's antenna to receive the signal. I live in the Phoenix metro area and this antenna works great about 10 miles from the station antennas. I have tried this antenna with Mitsubishi and JVC TV's with excellent results. I... » Read More This antenna works like the old TV antennas known as "rabbit ears", except it is made for the newer digital channels and HDTV. The antenna uses the coax cable antenna input on the TV. My guess is that it will work great no matter where you live or what brand of TV you have, as long as the TV has the correct antenna input and you live close enough to the TV station's antenna to receive the signal. I live in the Phoenix metro area and this antenna works great about 10 miles from the station antennas. I have tried this antenna with Mitsubishi and JVC TV's with excellent results. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Sorry, I dont know that answer, I have a question.please explain how to hook it up
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I cannot. It receives local channels, not channels which would be pay for view on cable. Although I do get excellent HD reception.
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Yes it does, but you have to plug it into a TV and select a channel to use.
1028750
Not at all...is very difficult to set up and needed a tech agent to walk me through it. Using it is is also difficult and in my case at times it does not work properly. While it has a lot of channels, most are not what I really want and the live TV shows are tied to east coast stations so 3 hours off in CA from times they should be on here.
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It will. If a signal is in the area, it will pick it up . Just follow directions in the manual. Try WiFi calling if your mobile allows it.its a plus for me.
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Yes, it does. It has a built-in digital and analog tuning. It picks up channels if you have a digital HD/Analog antenna or a cable box.
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It picks them up if the antenna is placed in the right spot. My old rabbit ears worked better for some stations. If you can get the antenna to an outside wall or window it works pretty well.
990789
As long as the provider does not require it to watch the channels you want then no. Local SD and HD channels over the air should work fine.
1364996
It will tune in any over-the-air broadcast that your digital antenna will pick up. The key here is the digital antenna. I used one when I moved a year and a half ago, and it was fine because I had good reception in the area. Then I moved again a couple of months ago, and I couldn't pick up anything...zero...zilch...nada! Where I'm at now, I'm kind of down in a valley, and it's impossible to pick up a signal. Bottom line, it will tune anything that your antenna will pick up.
809159
No, those are cable channels. It picks up local channels that are broadcasting in your area.
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Tammy, the antenna does receive local channels on UHF and VHF bands. So, if you're currently receiving, say local channel 7 via a cable arrangement, you could receive the same channel for free via the antenna. Hope this answers your question.
128628
No! It will only pick up channels from a FTA satellite dish with a Ku or C BAND LNBF.
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It will depend on your area and the strength of your local channel broadcast in relation to where you live. We live in a very hilly forest and I'm able to pick up 5 local channels with this (NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX, CW).
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I agree with Charles. If the signal is strong enough, it should pick up the channel. I need to move the antenna periodically, but not that often. My antenna picks up two 7.1s and two 7.2s. I hope this helps!
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I live a good ways out of the city and I have not had a problem picking up the stations. it works great in my area. Hope this helps.
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It picks up broadcast channels clearly in that range. In fact, before getting this Mohu, I was unaware that there were other over-the-air channels besides Channel 4 and 5 down there in my area (4-1, 4-2, 5-1, 5-2, 5-3), near San Antonio, TX.
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Yes it will, my only complaint is the antenna that comes with it unless you live in town where it is broadcast from, you will need a bigger antenna