Actual signal strength may vary based on a variety of factors, including, but not limited to, building construction, neighboring buildings and trees, weather, and specific reception hardware. Your signal strength may be significantly lower in extremely hilly areas.
Click on a callsign for details about that station's Incentive Auction repacking plans. This tool will analyze your location to determine which broadcast television signals are available in your area. It will compute the expected signal strength for every channel "in the air" at your location, including adjustments for transmitter power, terrain obstructions, curvature of the Earth, and other factors that affect signal availability. This information can help determine the relative signal strengths of stations that are potentially within reach of your location.
It can also come in handy when trying to troubleshoot reception problems. Yellow: Antennas often need to at least be mounted in the attic to pick up yellow-tinted channels. Brown: Antennas must be mounted on rooftops to have a chance at picking up these brown-tinted channels. Try mile range outdoor antenna.
Red: Channels are unlikely to be picked up by an antenna using standard measures How to boost the antenna signal? Then you can find out where the broadcast towers are in your local. Aiming your antenna at TV tower can improve reception. Move the antenna to a new location or height frequently, if you are using an indoor one. A single antenna can be split to feed multiple televisions but additional equipment such as cabling, splitters and amplifiers may be required.
To simplify installation, you may consider installing an indoor antenna to each television in your home. An indoor TV antenna is the easiest to install, typically you will attach the antenna high on a wall or in a location near a window then connect a coaxial cable from the antenna to the TV, DVR or Set-Top Box. Installing an outdoor antenna will require more effort than installing an indoor antenna as it will require you to determine the best location to mount the antenna while considering how to route coaxial cable from the antenna to each of the TV's.
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