Knowledge Base/ FAQ's
Search:     Advanced search
Browse by category:
Glossary
Knowledgebase / TV Antennas FAQ's / How far can I be and still get good signal?

How far can I be and still get good signal?
Print
Email to friend
Views: 985
Votes: 0
Posted: 31 May, 2007
by: Admin A.
Updated: 03 Jun, 2007
by: Admin A.
Allot has to do with the height of the broadcaster and your antenna . The higher the antennas the further you will be able to receive the signal. But a good approximate is if you are 70 miles or closer and have a large enough antenna you should be able to receive good signal.
Others in this Category
document How to choose a Television Antenna?
document To receive off-air DTV signals, will I need to install a rooftop antenna?
document Will I need an antenna rotor, and if so, what type?
document How far can I be from the transmitters and still get a good signal?
document My Homeowners association prohibits antennas on the roof, what can I do?
document What about "HDTV" antennas they sell at the electronic chain stores, won't these work?
document Can I put the antenna in my Attic?
document Antenna Gain: dBi vs. dBd Decibel Detail
document Antenna Amplifier Basics, Why you should and should not use one.
document Troubleshooting Guide for Digital-to-Analog Converter Boxes and Digital Televisions


(c) Copyright 2004 - 2007 CyberEStore.com