Where can find list of names of the channels this device can bring to my houses I live in Detroit Mich.
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I honestly don't recommend it because it's not truly unlimited for as long as you own it. it does expire then you'll be stuck buying another one AGAIN! I have a lot of problem with it freezing up for hours or days sometimes. the channels are not guaranteed and have changed on me. some have been eliminated :-(I also noticed that sometimes the channels are simply not available to watch. In my opinion, it was not worth the price. I heard zaap is better and less problems so that's what I will try next.
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Actually it has all the Arabic channel, but not the premium one that needs subscription fees like Aljazeera sport+
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Look up BestTv online. It will give you a list. As long as you have internet, you wil get all the channels. I believe this is no matter what state you live in.
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You will have a large selection of channels, from Arabic to Turkish & between some Asian, also a French channels, sincerely, you will be happy if you buy it, because it's much better then Dish or others. So just spend some money (no more bills) and it's will be yours.
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As many as can be picked up by the included antenna. Search for antenna web and insert your address to find out what is available in your area.
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Sorry, I am not from your area but the antenna works very well in my area. Good construction, easy setup. I am in Westlake, Ohio and pick up 35 channels. Tvfool.com will tell you what channels you can pick up and how many miles they are. These are all local, independent, and PBS channels. Sorry no cable tv channels. FYI I have this antenna connected to 8 port amplified splinter with 5 TVs and everything works great.
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The cable company should be able to assist you - you can select the channel and also name it.
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I went to Roku.com and looked through the channel store. It does have that channel available.
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I bought a cheap Zeikos case off Amazon for this. There is a page somewhere on the Shure support website that will tell you the frequencies that will avoid the TV channels in you area.
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I bought a cheap Zeikos case off Amazon for this.There is a page somewhere on the Shure support website that will tell you the frequencies that will avoid the TV channels in you area.
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Google online how to check your tower in your area it might be too far away for you to get certain channels
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If you can get it to work, it will give you your local channels, I can't get mine to work
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Wish I had an answer for you, but I threw the darn thing in the trash. Couldn't get any local channels - only Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and Arab stations and I live about 27 miles from D.C. I wouldn't waste my money on this.
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http://blogs.consumerreports.org/electronics/2008/04/the-dtv-transit.htmlConsumer reports give a nice list of analog pass thru boxes
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I found YouTube to be helpful when I set up mine. I don't have Direct TV but I found help for my TV remote.
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use any input your tv has, this unit has multiple outputs, and it will tune all in channels available to you in your area
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Here is a response I gave to a similar question "As of right now local channels are limited to certain regions. I believe for example that there is a station in Indianapolis that makes some of its prerecord end content available. A company named Skitter TV is starting to get rights to not only show local channels but to broadcast them live. You can go to www.skitter.tv to see if your area is covered. I do believe they are planning on charging a monthly fee for this."
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No, those are cable channels. It picks up local channels that are broadcasting in your area.
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On the back side of the receivers (outlets) down in the lower corner it will have a sticker or printed on the unit, "A', "B", "C" and so on. I actually want one in channel "B" so that will be a requirement for me. The multiple channels allow operation of more than three outlets in proximity to one another.
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You can also view the website http://www.tvfool.com&gt; "Check your address for Free TV" and put in your home address. It uses Google Maps technology to scope your location and give you a spectrum map to see in which directions you can pick up most of your channels. The top of the spectrum map is North. Pick which side of your home the sun sets in which is West and you will be able to determine where its best to place the antenna.