How far away from the station antenna can one get reception?
489873
I cannot speak for anyone but myself I'm situated between two mountain ranges and receive a signal approx 75 miles away clear as a bell.
832300
It all depends on what is between you and the TV station Antenna. When I had it behind a concrete wall and I am only about 12 miles from the TV Station Antenna, I got reasonable reception but when I moved it out side it was great, but then I moved it up about 12' off the ground.
1786551
reception will be good as long as the cat does not travel out of receptionthen u have to close the distanceI would suggest the long range antenna for it also
890478
I live in the city of Chicago and get every available station. Not sure how far away the antennae are.
1139328
A directional external antenna mounted outdoors away from trees and obstructions would help if you are trying to receive Denver stations. I would avoid purchasing an external amplifier for the antenna, as it would likely only increase noise. You probably want your radio placed near a window as well. Knowing approximately how powerful the individual stations you are trying to pick up would be helpful, as it would give you an idea of how much work you have ahead of you.
934000
about a foot and a half with a total of three feet and you can move antenna around for the best reception
1759421
Yes. I can't remember how much is on it but you should run at least 18 feet to get great reception. There is 10 or 12 feet connected to it from the factory
1962539
About the same as a standard antenna. Not sure about exact but I would say about 2 feet maybe 3 feet.
715469
I can get most stations with this antenna near the receiver, though there's a few I can only get if I move it over to the windowsill, so I put a 6-foot extension on it.
334649
Maybe a mile it depends if ya use an external antenna or use the one on the radio.
209450
Environment is everything. If you have a lot of metal or tree interference it tends to drag your range to nothing, on any radio. Short antennas work best for these area. I know that's counter intuitive but that's the way it works.
262010
I am 30 miles away from broadcast towers and although they are quite clear, the lower channels are tough to tune in. I'd say you should probably go with a larger outdoor antenna at that distance.
1196151
I'm not a expert on antenna's but I have my antenna 20' off the ground on a metal mast and it receives in a 45 t0 50 mile radius on VHF high band and UHF,but the antenna doesn't do well on the 800 MHz band . I have no mountains around me so I'm sure that has something to do with the reception too.
1968808
Do not know, but if you have a plug port for external / additional antenna I would try it. Where we use this antenna there is not much reception of anything but don't need much to pull in many radio stations.
842923
It will be more effective closer to the antenna. The power supply can be located pretty far away - 100 ft or more is probably not a problem.
515687
every area has different characteristics, and RF interference, my signals are making it over 50 miles and sharp, if the broadcast towers are unobstructed between you and them, i.e. on top of tall buildings it shouldn't be a problem, there are online resources to give you estimated channel reception, take what it says and the Mohu should out perform that substantially
1885311
I have had it at least 30-40 ft out at the most. Had small area. Have not tried to lose contact. Antenna extends about 2-3-ft. Very cool! I like it a lot. Battery only lasts ~10min though. May want to upgrade battery pack.